By warningxxLidell - 09/01/2010 06:45 - United States

Today, I was driving on roads that were bad from two days of snow. I spun my car out, and ended up half-way in a ditch. Thinking that I could push my car out of the snow, I got out of my car, landing in waist deep snow. When trying to get back in, I fell neck deep into snow. FML
I agree, your life sucks 27 683
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Same thing different taste

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epoh_fml 0

If you don't live where it snows, roads being bad after two days of bad weather will make no sense to you. Snow plows can only do so much. The roads are still left with a bit of ice and snow on them and it doesn't melt until it stops snowing and the sun comes out. Even with salt and sand down, roads can be trecherous. I live in CT where we have efficient plow crews, and I am still very cautious when driving for a few days after a blizzard. FYL OP. But the mental image is kind of funny :-)

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ledzeppelin1996 0

k unless ur like a 4 feet midget i doubt u fell neck deep in snow i mean really it says ur from iowa http://www.flixya.com/photo/1123581/Iowa_Snow_Storm_12-8_through_12-9_2009 look at the pic i found siriousely neck deep

ledzeppelin1996 0

@ Shizzlatorr u stupid it says she is in the USA how the hell is she from canada Jez americans r stupid GOD BLESS CANADA

Shizzlator 3

Oh, thanks for telling me, I couldn't read that. You should probably make sure that I know she wasn't underpants or a donkey either.

jyd62 0

where do u live?? ontop of Mt Everest???

thats nothin i live in edmonton and in the winter we get snow drifts on the side of the highways over 12ft. deep!

ohcrap007 1

either thats some really deep snow or u r really short!!

FatMan23 10

This is Iowa young lady, snowing is what we 'do'. No one will get that quote, but oh well. By the way, You'd like my house, we got a snow drift of 15 feet.

nightwing2 3

That happens to me pretty often (just the deep snow I don't offer spin my car) - I live in Canada ??