Today, I discovered that the seal on my driver's door is defective. I made this discovery when I got rained on while I was getting my car washed. 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, I got into my car to go to work and discovered that my seat, seat-belt, door, and all the electronics in the door were wet. Apparently I hadn't wound the window all the way up, and it rained last night. I'm now sitting at my desk typing this with a wet bum. FML
Today, my entire region received record rainfall, with torrential downpours all day and night. Today was also the day I discovered my car's sunroof leaks, when I was greeted with two inches of standing water in my floorboards. FML
Today, I discovered that I had left my sunroof open all night during a storm and my front seats was soaked. I grabbed a towel for my seat but didn't close my sunroof because it was nice out. As I pull out of my driveway, I felt something wet hit my forehead. A bird shit on me through my sunroof. FML
Today, I decided to surprise my boyfriend by taking his new car to the automatic car wash. As soon as the water started, I realized that I forgot to close the sunroof. FML
Today, I noticed that someone smeared "wash me" into the grime of my car. I decided to take it to get a wash. I pulled up, put my vehicle in neutral, and kicked back as it slowly started to move. You never realize how long it takes a sun roof to close until water is dumping on your head. FML
Today, I finally got my new car delivered to my home. After clicking some pics, I was walking around it, just admiring it, and tripped. Both sets of keys fell down the storm water drain. It rained heavily last night and this morning, so the water inside is still flowing. FML
Today, I discovered I'd left my coffee on top of my car when it fell through the sun roof whilst I was driving, showering me. FML
Today, my car is being repaired, so I had to catch a bus to work. When the bus came, the driver pulled toward the curb and gunned it through a large puddle of water, then pulled away and continued down the road, leaving me soaking wet. FML
Today, we had our first rainstorm in weeks. Thirty seconds before it started, my window broke in the "down" position from overuse, since last week the air conditioning in my car gave out. Now I have a hot, wet car. FML
Today, I noticed that my car's passenger-side door has cobwebs all over it. FML
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IamDreamingAbout 0
At least you're clean!! ;)
lubby_fml 0
Good gravy!! Its really January in Michigan? Man, its mid feb for everyone else in the world...
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jasonvschris 0
is it a pontiac? I had the same issue with mine when it was BRAND NEW. took it back and bitched and they fixed it.
OkageStarr 0
Had this problem in Nebraska. Basically, melting snow drips down onto the seals at the top of the door, and then re-freezes when the temperature drops. When you open the door, older or cheaper seals 'glued' to the frame this way sometimes tear. This tends to happen right around the time it starts to get warm again, when daytime temperatures hover just above freezing... coincidentally, also the time when the roads start to clear and people wash the ice/salt off their car. This really is a little common. FYL indeed, OP.
Tamara2011 0
Ha that prolly suckks but hey instead of talking about it on here go get it fixed :) yeah that's a way to manage your time.....
pipicaca_fml 0
So you drive a Honda?
marc_with_a_c 3
Well at least you got your car washed inside and outside! Nice deal!
Omar1297 0
so? you must smell great
ut_fan1 0
this happened to me, well actually my girlfriend who was sitting in the passenger seat
jessiestar9281 0
shut up
fitzgerald21 0
dirty Jew
Devils_Advocate 0
I have been sent as an emissary from MLIA to ask you to please take your trolling members back. Now. Thank you