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If you can't change a tyre, YDI
If you can't spell tire, GTFO.
I'm English, and in England we speak English, not some bastardised (yes, 's', not 'z') form of pseudo-English. Doubtless you're labouring (note the spelling!) under the impression that the rest of the world use American English spellings. Not so, I'm afraid. So... GTFO.
Isn't it just as pretentious to assume that your dialect of English is any more legitimate than ours? There's no regulatory body for the English language, so no one body determines which spelling or word is correct. We say defense, you say defence, we say modernize, you say modernise. It's hypocritical to berate someone for not respecting your dialect's spelling and then turn around and claim our dialect is "pseudo-English."
You're an idiot with no appreciation of the historical developments of the separate strands of English. There was a time when the English spoken in what is now the USA was identical to that of England. Shit happened, and it was after the War of Independence when the movements to standardize English began on both sides of the Atlantic. These efforts were undertaken separately, and produced separate results. Nuff said.
Eng⋅lish /ˈɪŋglɪʃ or, often, -lɪʃ/ –adjective 1. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of England or its inhabitants, institutions, etc.
Wait, you can't change your own tire? I'm pregnant and I changed my tire, and did a tune-up, and replaced my right hand fender and radiator (all at different intervals of my pregnancy). It totally pisses me off that women still refuse to learn about how to take care of themselves if something happens. Besides, some men think it's hot for a woman to know how to use her tools when she's getting dirty under the hood or under the car. I'd say learn how to do basic car maintenance. YDI for not being able to change your own tire, and FYL for being in the middle of nowhere.
"That women?" Please try to not be so general, miss.
Yeah, woman should learn how to do car stuff because men think it's hot. Totally.
Okay, the women who don't learn how to do general car maintenance, as well as some men. It pisses me of about women more because they can get hurt and taken advantage of easier than men. Especially if they're broken down in the middle of nowhere and standing on the roadside looking lost and desperate.
YDI for not knowing how to change your tire?
Oh god, I've had that happen to me. It's scary!!! But we had a flat and were able to drive to a larger city, thankfully!
this made me laugh! but fyl.
That sucks. But this is a good example of why EVERYONE should know how to change a tire!
Hey #50, "tyre" is how they spell "tire" in regions of the world where British English is spoken. Get a clue, man!
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break glass, pick up phone!
Obviously the guy would've called someone eventually, but it's the ridiculous cruel irony of this that makes it an FML. He's stuck in the middle of nowhere, finds the only auto shop there is, and the number they post to call in an emergency is the phone in the shop, where nobody happens to be because they closed early. FMLs don't have to be unsolvable... I generally find that they're one of those "Oh, come ON" moments that we all have to deal with sometimes.