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rofl, I totally didn't understand this until I read the comments. you're an idiot.
Usually when I have dreams like this, it's the other way around. If I have to go to the airport, I dream that I'm late and missed my flight, and then a bunch of random shit happens. I wake up freaking out and according to my clock I've still got an hour left to sleep.
Ever heard of an alarm clock? YDI
I NEVER can wake up with an alarm clock. No matter how loud, it becomes a cell phone ringing in my dream-_-
Heh. I was #34.... Rule #34 FTW ;D
Right, because cell-phones are fool-proof and there's no such thing as heavy sleepers.
This FML was pretty clear to me...
"Going to be." At least you had time to write the FML!
Why do so many people assume that the writer runs to the computer right after the incident to share the story with the world via FML? I think its pretty obvious that considering the format of all FMLs ... "Today, I jumped over the fence at Niagara Falls and died. FML" ....the experience was in the past. or in the case of #36, during the incident? Common sense anyone?
the FML says he is GOING TO BE late. he dreamt (in the past), woke up (in the past) late, is GOING TO BE (in the future) late for court, indicating that the present is when he is writing the FML. i think that's what has people confused.
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But you still found time to post here? YDI
he probably did it after the meeting you dumbass