By Queasy - 24/01/2010 00:15 - Canada

Today, I found out that sitting in the third row at a 3D movie makes me vomit. Today I also found out that the big burly dude in front of me does not appreciate being vomited on. Now I feel nauseous and have a black eye. Not to mention I missed the last part of the movie. FML
I agree, your life sucks 28 252
You deserved it 6 076

Same thing different taste

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Actually Dave, they used the word 'nauseous' correctly. You're the one who got them the wrong way round. Well done.

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I threw up while I was on a date watching Paranormal activity in theaters, luckily I could feel that I was about to vomit and I made it all the way to the bathroom. Unfortunately I didn't make it to the toilet and threw up all over the floor and sinks, then I snuck away back to the theater and stared at the wall for the rest of the movie . Sucks to be you man, Avatar didn't make me that nauseous, next time try to aim down, like on the floor or on yourself. Or at least run the **** away before anybody even realizes what happened.

kaikde 0

I didn't know people got punched in Canada..

Today, after arrivng late to a 3D movie, I got stuck in the second row, then the dumbass behind me decides to throw up all over my new jacket. My hand hurts from punching his stupid little face

same exact thing happened to me at avatar - black eye that movie is wack

mrbutterz 0

well that sucks, but first, if your old enough to see that movie (assuming it was Avatar) then you should be old enough by now to know that you could possibly get sick. so why see it in 3-d ( assuming again) and why sit in the third row? and second, was there really no way to aim for the floor, your lap or anywhere other then the big guy infront of you? either way, it happened so FYL.

No, YDI. **** the guy in front of you's life. Are you not mature enough to realize when you're about to get sick? I mean, if watching the movie is more important than choosing where you vomit than YDI. I hope it wasn't Avatar, because that's been out for so long that it's no longer a valid excuse for your actions.