By Anonymous - 17/10/2012 20:08 - United States - Hobart

Today, while mowing the lawn, I was attacked by an underground hornet nest. I now have many stings, two scared dogs, and a mower still running outside. The hornets are swarming it and some are sitting on the lever, as if to turn it off. It's like they know. FML
I agree, your life sucks 28 146
You deserved it 1 900

Same thing different taste

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you make them sound like evil genius', also I hope your stings get better, try holding some folded kitchen towel soaked in cold water on them.

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coolbrony12 3

Ok well you should have a safer mower like one that turns off when you let go of it. But FYL indeed

MichellinMan 20

Cats are awesome, the **** are you talking about?

Ouch. I can understand your pain. I was once attacked by something that looked truly prehistoric (and was about twice the size of any hornet I've seen). Worse, it was on a friend's firing range, while I was out setting targets. For a few seconds, I thought I had been shot. If you want to get rid of them, I suggest diesel fuel or gasoline to the nest. If it doesn't drown them, light the suckers. Then run. Really fast.

GoodLookingGeese 10

It's a simple solution - Plug it off..

emily4040 18

What lawn mower gets plugged in?

jbieberrrrr 3

Today, I went to school only to find my boyfriend kissing another girl. He then said he was checking for a temperature? FML

GoodLookingGeese 10

Is because he doesn't have much experience. We all know he should check the temperature with his hand much lower below the belly :)))

This made my day. Sorry you got stung though.

JJBADGE10 7

Don't lawn mowers turn off if you get off?

KiddNYC1O 20
bladedrose 3

Only if you leave the "safety features" connected. I personally never have, they're way to much of a pain in the ass. Lol

way to give darwin a hand! (or maybe just some fingers/toes.)

It'll run out of gas at some point. Don't bother turning it off