Today, I asked my daughter what time it was. She stared at the clock for several seconds before muttering, "I don't know". She's 14 years old and on the honour roll, and yet she can't tell the time on an analogue clock. 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.
Same thing different taste
Today, my daughter decided it'd be funny to change the time on my clock. My boss didn't think it was funny. FML
MOOOOOM!!
Today, my daughter was putting clothes in the drier when she yelled, "Mom!! The drier won't start!" I had to explain to her that the door needed to be shut. Her response, "Oh. I didn't know that mattered." She's 15. FML
Drugs
Today, my daughter admitted that she sometimes forgets her own name upon waking. She’s 15. FML
Whatever it is, it's not enough
Today, my second-grade daughter asked her teacher how much money she makes. FML
Today, I told my daughter that she wasn't allowed to eat in her room, so she sat at the table and glared at me for 10 minutes while she ate. She's 15. FML
Today, my daughter, who was born in late 2000, mentioned how amazing it is that she'll be alive during the year 3000. I asked her exactly how old she thinks she'll be by then. She said, "Thirty, duh." I've screwed up as a parent, so very badly. FML
Today, my daughter asked me how long she had to put her 2-minute noodles in the microwave for. FML
Today, my grandma walked into my room and asked if the thing lying on my nightstand was a computer. I said ''Grandma, that's a clock.'' After staring at me, confused for a few seconds, she then farted, and left my room. FML
Today, I submitted my big assignment to my teacher at 1:55pm. The deadline was 2pm. She rejected it, because her watch read a few minutes after 2pm, and she maintains that the time on her watch is the "real" time. FML
Not the sharpest tool
Today, I took my 16 year-old daughter to get a bank account, taking her birth certificate with us as requested. When the teller wrote her name down on a piece of paper, my daughter said, "How do you know my name?" The teller just looked at her and held up her birth certificate. I raised a nitwit. FML
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chipnchips 0
time to switch to digital clocks
krysxkatastrophe 14
I know college kids who can't read a regular clock. It scares me that these people are the future of this world.
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svonga 3
man I can't either and I'm 15 and on honor roll :P !!!
OutlawEnvy02 0
that's Jessica Flynn
alex6946 10
some schools don't teach it!
john_wolffe 2
honour roll means nothing
limegreenninja17 0
Smart girl.
Rabidkid 14
it takes me 5-10 seconds to read an analog clock and in 18 :)
julianne8174 0
show off........ :(
aardvarkish 17
172, that's still pretty slow.
julianne8174 0
heyyy she's not alone I'm 19 years old and I can't either...... don't ******* judge!!!!! also as proof my birthday is august 17, 1992 I was born at 2 in the morning so yes I am 19 years old [or about to be woop!]
BigRS5000 0
how is that proof you Fucken ditz!!
HeaRTs_Girl 0
#174: I'm ashamed to share the same birth year with you.
Zebidee 9
You know what? I think I WILL judge. Firstly because you can't read an analogue clock, which is a basic life skill, and secondly because by your own admission, you got your own age wrong in the first line. 18 is NOT 19.
aniebelle 0
lol, our world is so focused entirely on electronics.
skister 3
she's dumb
BigRS5000 0
get off your fat lazy ass and teach her then. aren't u the parent? Tard!!