Today, my turtle, who had a little portion of the garden all to herself, died. My 5-year-old nephew wanted to "be like Mario" by jumping on her. 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, my 5 year old fish died. As I was flushing him, he started swimming again. FML
Today, I was babysitting my little cousin when we decided to go outside and have a "treasure hunt" in the backyard. The first thing we found? The bones of her pet dog who had passed away four years ago. FML
Today, my pet bunny died. My little sister is distraught and practically suicidal, because apparently she playfully pointed a wand at it a few days ago and said, "Avada kedavra!" She's absolutely convinced that she killed it. FML
Today, our family cat died. He had a disease (forget the name). My sister brought home a bunny, and I thought nothing of it until I tried to make the cat and the bunny friends. Sadly, it triggered his illness from stress, and he tragically passed away 4 days later. I still believe it's my fault; everyone says otherwise. FML
Today, I pulled off the road to help a turtle cross it. Before I could get out of my car a dump truck ran over the turtle, splattering my car with turtle guts and bits of shell. FML
Today, my 9 year-old little sister is coming back to town with the rest of my family. She specifically asked me to feed her fish. I totally forgot until she called me 10 minutes ago to tell me she was on her way home and couldn't wait to see her fishie. He's dead. FML
Today, I told my daughter that we were going to the beach. Today, my daughter also tried to dig up our deceased dog, who we buried in our back yard last week, so he could come along. FML
Today, I was mowing my lawn when I lost control along our lawn borders and ran over one of my neighbor’s many garden gnomes. It exploded into a pile of ceramic. I soon discovered it was a limited edition collector's item when the neighbor came out just in time to see me turning her prized lawn decoration into shards. FML
Today, my cat died. But, before he could bite the dust, he left a goodbye present on my bed: a decapitated baby rabbit. FML
Today, my dog showed me her latest kill. Too bad it was the stuffed animals my dead grandmother had given me as a child that had a lot of sentimental value to me. FML
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gigi96 2
Be like a flower and chuck fire at her
BoW2Me 0
Actually, it didn't die. It escaped in time and left another turtle in its place, for it was a ninja. And a mutant. And a teenager.
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Comments (241)
fireflygirl13 0
He is evil. Someone should jump on him and see how he feels
TTEmeraldRaven 3
I have a turtle living in my garden as well. I'll be sure not to let my niece or nephew near her. I'm deeply sorry for your loss. :'(
mugu 0
Your nephew has a prob in differentiating between fiction and reality, might wanna take him to the psychiatrist!! Sorry about your turtle, may she R.I.P. :'(
w_robrecht 1
Having an imagination at the age of 5 doesn't mean he has difficulty telling the difference between fiction and reality
sohigh10 34
but stomping on and murdering turtles has nothing to do with imagination.
Xxlaurahatakexx 9
I am so sorry:( that's terrible
socoolsophie 4
This makes me sad :( poor turtle
NiveaKK 9
Poor turtle! :O
kiakia0131 23
This is the saddest FML I have read in a long time. Poor turtle. :'(
ittsdann 6
Booooooooooo.
jonnyman 0
Omg!!! That's so rude!! And everyone is making jokes out of this ? -__- wow
whiterabbit420 4
Torturing small animals is a sign of a sociopath in the making. Even at 5 a child should be able to recognize that jumping on an animal will harm it, and should be able to distinguish between a video game and real life. OP, talk to your nephews parents about this. Maybe he is not ready to be playing video games if he doesn't understand right and wrong. Sorry about your turtle.