By yardswoman - 29/06/2016 23:01

Today, I was mowing my yard when I hit a small rock, which hit my shed. I got done mowing and realized that it wasn't a small rock, it was my son's toy plyers and it wasn't my shed, it was my car window, which had shattered on impact. FML
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Lalala579121 27

I'm wondering how you mistook your car for your shed? Or even toy pliers for a rock?

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JocelynKaulitz 28

Oh, how a simple apostrophe can make such a difference in a sentence!

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akgirl29 7

If they're kids toy pliers than there's a 99.9% chance of them being plastic. Why would kids pliers be made out of metal or any other material?

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leahishazy 5

Sounds like an awful expensive mistake. But at least the shed is safe.

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Lalala579121 27

I'm wondering how you mistook your car for your shed? Or even toy pliers for a rock?

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ItsAlly 20

She probably thought she had shattered the window of her shed. Sorry, OP. That's quite the costly accident.

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Hunter_the_Ninja 22

The glass in cars doesn't sound like glass when it breaks. It sounds more like plastic.

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Dale_shackleford 13

The car might be old enough to have glass windows that shatter instead of splintering.

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WolfMaestro 12

Ok so here is the thing, the mower was really loud, obviously, and I know my yard there are lots of tiny rocks in it (so it is not unusual hit one). So when I hit the pliers, I just heard the little clank and went on mowing. I didn't care that it hit the shed because the shed is metal, and it was far enough away that I didn't hear it hit, which it didn't, obviously. And the pliers, I wish they were plastic.

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akgirl29 7

Maybe next time you'll buy kids PLASTIC pliers.

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idiotstar123 18

Wait so they could've hit you or your house or son! Wow I think u got lucky...

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MrGrammar 4

I have seen so many online posts recently featuring the word "pliers" misspelled exactly as OP first wrote it that I almost bought a newly published dictionary to ensure the spelling hadn't changed. Sorry about the car, OP.

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icefishbaby 14

Both are correct according to dictionary.com. Plyers is generally recognized as the British spelling.

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