Today, my brother and I found a little bird that couldn't fly. While trying to convince my mom that it couldn't fly so we could keep it, I lightly tossed it in the air and it landed a few feet in front of me. Then my cat grabbed it and ate it. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Today, I found a tiny, featherless baby bird. I knew it was impossible, but I tried to keep it alive through the day. Before I could get it to the wildlife center, it died, and when I got all choked up over it, my mom started laughing at me and saying how "weak" I was. FML
You're welcome…
Today, I saved a bird from being run over as it lay in the middle of the road. Thinking it had a broken wing or something, I started carrying it home, intending to take it to the vet later. It crapped in my hand and flew away. FML
Just do it
Today, I witnessed the beautiful sight of a tiny baby bird struggling to take flight from its nest. "You can do it," I muttered, which I guess my asswipe of a cat heard as "Quick, go kill that bird and scar me for life, please." FML
Apex predator
Today, after we finished making my 6 year-old daughter a net to catch an injured baby bird, when she went out to catch it she witnessed a stray cat catch and eat it. FML
Today, I was caring for a bird that had flown into my window. I thought the poor thing wouldn't make it, when it shit in my hand, flew into my neck, then around my living room for ages before I could manage to get it out of the window. FML
Today, I watched a cat pounce on a small bird and rip it to shreds, feather by feather. It wouldn't have been any worse than mildly disturbing, had I not just spent the last 4 weeks nursing the bird back to health from a broken wing. FML
Today, I got a new cat for my birthday. It ate my bird right when we got home, then it ran away. FML
Wakey wakey
Today, I was woken up by a bird screaming its guts out. My cat had somehow managed to catch a bird and bring it inside. My 9 a.m. morning began with trying to catch a bird in my own home. FML
Today, I killed a pigeon. It choked to death on a piece of bread I threw its way. FML
Great lesson
Today, a robin flew into my window and died. My mom, being a biology teacher, thought it would be a great experience for my brother and me to dissect it on the kitchen table. She threatened to ground us if we didn't do it. FML
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angrymole 0
it probably died after you "lightly tossed" the damn thing. birds are fragile, you can't just throw them.
starflake 3
What the hell you doing throwing the poor thing?? It would have probably died of shock if your cat hadn't got at it!
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Comments (192)
supasqueak 0
Poor birdie
runescapescool 0
i agree with #98
ponu 0
Then why did you reply at the top? You are a douche.
Tuptup_fml 0
You are quite the dumbass, maybe the fact that the bird wasn't fleeing might convey that it couldn't fly. Either that or your mum is a dumbass and she expects birds to stay comfortly in the company of humans.
nolasaints 0
wow I don't get how this is a fml . it's not like your whole life is now fu**ed because of a dead bird. more like f the birds life
111615 0
agreed
hahafylop 4
that's what I thought
simonsaysYDI 8
177 - you could say that about 98% of these "FML"'s Is someones life REALLY f'ed just because their girlfriend breaks up with them.. no. Is someones life REALLY f'ed because someones family leaves them behind on a nice vacation.. no. It still sucks.. and it still sucks to see your cat eat a cute little bird. if you want to be so picky, ask them to change the site to "This moment of my life is crappy." Sounds catchy
Ermony 3
Preach! 183
mat_sib 18
Are you new here
dino_witha_cape 0
it probably wouldve died anyways
jackthekeeper 24
it's always a good idea to throw a bird to prove it can't fly.
plexico 4
Nature FTW!
Matt62_fml 0
lol
thebeefzoosher 0
wow that sucks haha.. your cat has a cold heart
daughterofabitch 4
uhm I think it's called instincts not cold heartedness
dino_rawr 0
Poor little bird. Though it's sad for you and your brother, just think how happy you made your cat....
Decoderma 0
or just an empty stomach
Stoj_fml 0
Do you get all emotional when you eat other animals?
abcxyz123 0
DAT KITTY IS ONE ICE COLD ************! nawt
TheCookieCrumb 0
Ahh the beauty of nature.
cherrybollosm04 0
i conquer
slushpup9696 12
You conquer? Try concur, unless you're taking over land.
gc327072 31
I conquer, but don't worry guys I'm Alexander the Great.
angrymole 0
it probably died after you "lightly tossed" the damn thing. birds are fragile, you can't just throw them.
haxromana 2
Seriously. More like FBL...what the hell were you thinking? Birds don't belong in your house anyway...what were you going to do to get it better, keep it in a box and feed it little asprins and chicken soup? For that matter, how did you even know there was something wrong with it in the first place? For all you know it could have been a juvenile; they aren't born knowing how to fly. "It can't fly so we can keep it"...please. There are wildlife rehabbers and vets that a.) know anything at all about birds and b.) rehabilitate injured wildlife for a living that you could have called instead. Even if there aren't any rehabbers in your area you could have at least gotten some advice instead of chucking the thing "a few feet" away to prove a point. Put your cat up for adoption before you kill it with stupid, too.
ScrapperDoggie 4
You want to give chicken soup to a bird that can't fly? You're inducing cannibalism on a poor animal! You should be force fed your own child.
haxromana 2
What? Is the joke supposed to be that I'm a hypocrite because I made a sarcastic comment to illustrate the point that the OP probably didn't have the first clue about how to care for an injured/infant bird? I doubt the OP was just throwing the bird to be ironic. Valiant attempt, though.
elad315 0
Chill the hell out, they're obviously kids if they're asking their mom if they can keep a bird. And the mom either would have said "no" or if she did say "yes" would have been more responsible and taken it to a vet and they would have decided if they were fit to care for this bird, not you. And like they said, its nature, if the cat was outside and ate the bird does it make any difference? I don't have a cat but all my friends cats come back with animals all the time, birds, rats, and other shit.
haxromana 2
I have no problem with the cat - it was just doing what comes naturally to cats. The kid has no excuse. When I was a kid, I knew not to throw animals. End of story.
genius_man16 1
You dumbass. Why did you let your cat near the bird?
andreophile 0
Not really. I have rehabilitated a few sparrows and I have one with me right now that I've raised from a featherless baby to a full grown female sparrow. All you need is some basic common sense, a little help from the Internet and a will to help. At the very least, you can keep the bird warm and safe in a box till the experts arrive.
netbeui435 3
baby killer