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YDI For punishing him for something he didn't do on purpose while learning to drive
hah your son hit something that blows and you hit something that gets blown
I agree that YDI for punishing your son. You grounded him for 3 days for hitting something? That's stupid.
okay. so...it took me like 20 mins to figure this all out. her husband was standing rather close to the SIDE of the vehicle and one of the mirrors located on the car doors smashed his balls as she drove backwards. i get it!. and i hope i helped someone else get it. and OP, YDI bc yu made that FML so confusing...i hope he doesnt have sex with yu for 5 years!.
169 fyl for taking 20 minutes to figure this out. oh yeah, you has an o in it.
YDI for being out of the kitchen.
first you would have to be going at a fast rate to do damage not park maneuver speed and an very awkward position (i know there maneuvering ) but for there to be a direct hit he'd be close enough to get his feet run over and that doesnt sound very likely unless you have a closed course he stands in the in the exact right postition and go like 15-20 MPH per hour just sounds fake . . . .
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YDI for using the phrase "happy sacks"
YDI for grounding your son for something that could have happened to anybody.