Not now!
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By shway - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
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Show it anywayMaybe she DID type "I am no longer blablabla" but the FML 300 character rule applied.
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Well, she's right... you can't.
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Show it anywayYeah, I wonder why she used to welcome in that store in the first place? Seems kinda silly.
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i think she worded the sentence wrong. she probably meant to say that they are no longer welcomed in the store :)
Way to ruin the fun #44.
i feel your pain.....toy shops are not a place to pretend to be a pedophile
it means he lives with a blue square over his house
Ah dont ya just love kids?? ko xxox
Why do FML's like these always involve kid's dumb word being more trusted than the actual explanation from the adult?
Lets se if I got this right. You take jeans into a change room, to try them on and they believe you were having a piss because of a lil kid?? BULLSHIT !!!!!!
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Show it anywaynah it says a woman not a priest lol
ahahaha #20 my parish priest just got arrested last week for trying to meet up with a "teenage girl" :(
how embarrassing :o!
awww that actually sounds like a really cute thing for her to say. embarrassing though, but cute none the less.
I'd believe it. little kids tend to be more blunt lol. FYL
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Why do FML's like these always involve kid's dumb word being more trusted than the actual explanation from the adult?
Well, she's right... you can't.