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By Ashley - 02/12/2012 10:16 - United States - Huntington Beach

Today, my friend spilt orange juice all over my iPad. She then went ahead to clean it off by rinsing it with water. FML
I agree, your life sucks 31 390
You deserved it 3 020

Same thing different taste

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christa953 12

why wouldn't you stop your friend?

Does your friend know what electronics are? Cause that's a very stupid thing to do. Surround it in rice I heard to do that with phones when they get wet. Otherwise, make her pay for a new one.

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MindFreakazoid 10
MorganBrown 8

Dude, not to sound like a total nerd, but bro fist for being a bro from PewDiePie and being a cry fan (:

Rinsing it with water doesn't take away that sticky orange juice, put it in washing machine and set it for medium stain, low spin and half a cup of detergent.

Almost better than what an apple "genius" would recommend...

True, every time I have an issue, they want me to send it in and pay almost full price of a new device to get it fixed. I end up fixing it myself.

They could have told y'all just to Google it. :)

Either your friend was very mad at you about something with out telling you, or they are just an idiot.

Actually, rinsing with water is the smart thing to do - while a device may survive a water spill, the sugar and acids in orange juice will ruin the insides of your ipad. Rinse with water, then do the rice trick.

Exactly. If you just wipe it or something it'll get sticky and gross. So by all means, wipe with water first, just make sure you don't use enough to damage it.

heyheywaddup 7

Ha! I want to create a waterproofing app so idiots will take their idevices into the shower.

I'm considering making one for droids lol.

Spilled* You sound as dumb as your friend.

Spilt is one of the pass tense of spill.

troubledkitty 3

I hate you rude crammed people

But who actually uses "spilt"? It just sounds odd.

58 - Lots of people use it. Just because it "sounds odd" doesn't mean it isn't correct. In fact, I believe "spilled" was actually the "informal" past tense until relatively recently, with "spilt" being the preferred term.

FlyingPie - To answer your question, pretty much all English speakers outside the US use "spilt".

DocBastard: But the FML says the OP is in the US.

102 Perhaps they just have a formal way of speaking/writing.