By hc11bmd - 19/06/2012 17:20 - United States - Bethel

Today, I asked a coworker what she'd bought her dad for father's day. She said that she got him some flowers, and I laughed because I thought it was a rather feminine gift for a man. I later found out that the flowers were for his grave. FML
I agree, your life sucks 11 476
You deserved it 55 168

Same thing different taste

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GuyWithThePants 7

Maybe that'll teach you to be so judgmental

B3Y0ND 3

You couldn't have possibly known about her dead father, but you still should have been more sensitive about her gift choice. No need to be rude about it.

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jaredofmo 22

YDI, but to be fair, you didn't know.

They sell Father's Day bouquets at the grocery store by my house. It's not too uncommon.

Ummm I do believe even a "guy" can appreciate the beauty of flowers. And it's her dad not yours. What do you care if it's too feminine of a gift?

knight0748 5
mrbobmarley4 8

How could she deserve this? I mean if you have a little bit of common sense people, how could she would know that her co-workers dad was dead? Plus the way her co-worker said it was just asking for OP to say her responses.

44, it's not a YDI because she didn't know her co-worker's father was dead. It's a YDI because she laughed at a co-worker gift to her parent, which is rude.

g02hell 2

79 I hope you feel better cause now you're an ass too.

If you say 45's comment really fast it sounds like "your anus"

How am I an ass? I'm simply making the world's grammar better one correction at a time.

unknown_user5566 26

That's what you get for being close-minded and buying into gender stereotypes. Even if her father were alive, who are you to judge what type of gift is appropriate? From what I understand, some guys appreciate flowers.

You're the type who gets their dad a power tool every single year, aren't ya.

Personally, if I were a father, I'd love a power tool every year.

More like the type that gives a "coupon" every year for a "lazy" day.