Today, I woke up after a night out drinking on my sofa, with an electric dog collar around my neck, and handcuffs on my wrists. The keys were on the other side of the invisible doggy fence. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, after a night of heavy drinking, I woke up handcuffed to my bed. My friends who are responsible for this think it's hilarious and claimed not to remember where they put the keys. They took pictures, then left. FML
Today, I let my dogs out, and then realized they didn't have their electric fence collars on. I ran inside to get the collars, then dashed out to put them on my dogs. I ran through the electric fence. The collars were on. FML
Today, I found myself locked out of my house. I had to squeeze myself through a tiny window around the back. While hanging upside down, my hood fell over my head. My dog ran through to investigate the noise and ravaged me thinking I was a burglar. I then fell and broke my wrist. FML
Today, I locked myself, drunk and naked, out of my hotel room. FML
Today, my dogs broke through our electric fence, one of whom managed to get his collar off. I picked it up and, without thinking, went across the fence line. I screamed like a chihuahua being run over by a bulldozer. FML
Today, I went to pick up my dog from the vet after she had surgery. I somehow managed to lock my keys, my purse, and my dog in the car. FML
Today, I lost my house keys while staggering home drunk, so I decided to climb through an opened window and promptly went to bed. Twenty minutes later the police wake me up while attempting to search my place. The neighbors thought I was a burglar and called the cops. FML
Today, my dog chewed through his leash, so I had to take him inside to prevent him from running off. I went to bed. I woke up to torn-up blinds, half-ate sandals, and a very, very anxious cat due to my dog running after her and trying to sniff her butt. FML
Today, I woke up after a night of drinking in my backyard. All I was wearing were my boxers and one sock. I staggered up to see my car halfway through my garage wall, with a note saying, "Sorry dude". FML
Today, I was arrested for breaking into a house. This is what happens when I lose my key. FML
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ritzbits 0
it wouldn't been sexier if you were naked.
kingtz 6
Kinky! YDI for not getting electrified nipple clamps to go with your outfit.
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Comments (115)
georgegnarlin 0
If the keys were inside the stomach of an unconcious man surrounded by a shallow moat filled with pirranhas on the other side of the electric doggy fence, Leigh Whannell would have another movie.
Matt1989 3
wow a not as gruesome version of saw in real life
supahcoolperson 0
that musta hurt finding out where tht invisible doggy fence started
bagleface 6
Let the game begin
KrazyLove56 4
why would you even do that anyways?!?!?!?!
metalcoremaster 4
Because some people think that is fun
ElricMustang 23
Did anyone else think "I want to play a game..." when they read this?
gfoxx17 0
Just turn the fence off from the control panel...
P1Nk13 7
so everyone assumes your hands were cuffed behind you....the post NEVER specifies this...but even if they were...under and around your legs...remove the collar...and go get the key dumbass
nathant123 0
I want to play a game
cloth101 5
Serves you right for having an evil electric fence to control your dog. If it isn't yours then I feel bad for you. Otherwise no sympathy.
sulitak 27
that "evil electric fence" has saved many dogs lives... including the dog across the way from me. we aren't allowed to have fences in our yards. the dog broke its chain (which is FAR worse than a damn shock collar) and was chasing squirrels. that little jolt stopped it before going in the street. now, two years later, the dog knows where its allowed to go and rarely ever gets a shock.