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Lmao that's funny. And number 17 maby you and the op should just get a sense of humour.
seriously.. i doubt her mom did that to be a bitch. its funny. it sounds like #17 has some mommy and daddy issues if a stupid little joke bothers him that much.
Not really. That kind of stunt simply strikes me as a ******** move.
Did your apartment really not have one?
Your mom is hilarz.
at least she was thinking of you! :p
You deserve it for not already having said dishwasher.
all i gotta say iS HAHAHA!!
Not really an FML, since kids in third world countries have nothing. Be grateful you have a roof over your head.
excuse me?
Yeeeaaah, you could say that about pretty much every FML. "Bad" is relative, you know… we live in the developed world and we're very fortunate, but it's not like things never suck just because of that. I try to judge on how mean things are based on the person's reaction and not the thing itself. It seems to me that OP was actually bothered by this (instead of just being mildly annoyed) and I think it's douchey that OP's parents would do that to them knowing that this would probably be the reaction. So I'd say FYL to the OP.
Your mum is funny as, bro.
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What a bitch thing to do, but clever.
Why is it that parents think it's so damn funny to trick their kids into thinking they bought them a large gift when they actually bought them something small? Doesn't sound like anything but a good way to get your kid to resent the hell out of you, if you ask me. And no, I'm not saying kids ought to expect any large gifts from their parents, but I still think it's entirely unnecessary to trick your child into thinking they're getting something they're not.