Jack Frost
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2010 but it's good stuff - United States
By Anonymous - This FML is from back in 2010 but it's good stuff - United States
wow, how could you not notice within, like, the first ten minutes?
how stupid are people getting. YDI for... well... being you?
hj
um if you're going to work...aren't you at your house? you forget what car you had?
i hear ya abs dude!!
Getting ready for a morning drive without your cofee or major hangover. regardless Fail
No I live in Minnesota where scraping my car off is often a daily chore, and yet I don't buy this story for a second. Yes if it was completely covered in snow I could see not noticing it was your car for a minute or two, but even that is unlikely. Usually after even a big snow enough of the car is still visible that you could tell if it was yours, and even if by the slight chance it wasn't you would start to notice after only only a minute of wiping the snow off. Even if the car was common model and color it's not likely. I guess if it was the exact same car then it's possible, but even then I find it hard to believe that you wouldn't see something to tip you off within a few minutes.
this is obviously fake. i live in central new york and you dont scrape off 1.5 inches of ice, nor do you really see that very often. what you do, is get a screwdriver and chisel thei ice from around the door, then turn the car on max heat, but even then it would prob take hours to defrost the windshield.
maybe he replied to yours, dimwit
ya man I agree. ydi for being a dumfuck
well atleast she helped someone! :) lol
97 get your gay **** outta here. But you're right. OPs a FAIL in life. Average American.
blondemomment
Another instance of woman drivers (jk...sort of).
No.
I know a family where one person owns a grand am and another owns a grand prix and they're both silver.
Cool story bro.
oh wow that sucks major ass... lolz
on the bright side, think how much you must have helped the owner of that car :]
Today, I overslept. Dashing out the door, worried at how much later I'd be due to the state of my car, I found that a very considerate neighbour had for some reason taken the time to scrape the ice off my car. It Made My Day.
I know with the recent storm here over the weekend you could only tell it was your if you knew exactly where your car was located so that is understandable.
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on the bright side, think how much you must have helped the owner of that car :]
wow, how could you not notice within, like, the first ten minutes?