Anonymous
This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff
United States
Right
Today, someone broke my car's left side mirror. A friend of mine was buying a replacement one and texted me to confirm which one I needed. He asked: "It's the driver's side, right?" To which I replied: "Right". I got the wrong mirror. FML
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_Noon_ 0
You guys do get the double meaning of 'right' in this FML, right? So of course it's an FML.
mich23 10
wow sucks, why dont you return it and get the correct one
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guitar0501 0
So return it and buy a new one?
Retillias 0
Put this in a more situationally aware point of view: His friend may be already AT the garage: He may be trying to get money from his insurance: His minutes may be up Alot of things could have happened. Maybe the fact that his car had a mirror missing would make it undrivable? He may have points on his licence? Think about it.
Rainbowjumper0 12
LOL.
lindsaylu98 0
u should have said no i need the mirror for the right side of my car!!!!!! be specific
lindsaylu98 0
u should have said no i need the mirror for the right side of my car!!!!!! be specific
fml_mu 10
You should have replied being clearer rather than using just one word. LOL you saved words and lost dollars!! :P
MCSpicyCamps 5
I take it your friend isn't British...
blookitty 5
You're from MA... The left side is the driver's side, so this doesn't make any sense...
ThePieGuy0817 29
"Correct", "Yes", "Yeah", or other, similar words would have worked just as well.
Nederlander95 14
You should see that coming. Like "yes, left side"