By Anonymous - 29/12/2014 19:11 - United States - Hillsboro

Today, while putting a water bottle into the fridge, I suddenly had to sneeze. The force of my sneezing propelled my head against the open fridge door, causing a gushing wound to my forehead. Bless me. FML
I agree, your life sucks 31 112
You deserved it 3 608

Same thing different taste

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Gesundheit, while you're by the fridge you might as well make yourself an ice pack.

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Shouldn't you be pushed in the other direction when sneezing? Sorry to play the Columbo here, but this does not add up..

brasiliano 16

God knows where the open fridge door was or where she was standing if it was the pull of the start of sneeze or push during the sneeze and etc etc.

It does add up, your head jerks forward when you sneeze because of all the muscles contracting in your neck, chest, throat etc. pushing forward and inwards.

dropthbassplyr 3

some people tend to double over when sneezing. I do.

It completely adds up. When you sneeze your abdominal muscles contract, which will often cause your head to jerk forward.

Nolimit2217 32

We've all been there.. I once hit my head on the dash sneezing while driving.

Sir, when's the last time you sneezed? I'm gonna have to tell you to get out of the car.

Ikr? :,D isn't there supposed to be a steering wheel in the way while you're driving? And here I've been doing it wrong this whole time...

T_Young96 13

Now would be a good time for that water you were planning on refrigerating. :P

Ashd09 30

@37 that's very rude. And, judging by your other comments and your profile, I'm guessing you're a 10 year old troll (and a very bad one)

I know who to call if my refrigerator is running.

That's what you get. You shouldve held it in instead of spreading your germs on the food.

Sneezes should never be held in, you should of course always hold your hand over your mouth when sneezing

Holding in a sneeze can cause damage to nasal cartilage, ear drums, and even retinas. Not something you should do.

Never your hand. Always your elbow. You don't really touch much with your elbow. My grandma always sneezed into her shirt and I kind of picked that up. But either way, definitely cover your cough/sneeze/germ explosion.