By trickortreat - 01/11/2009 04:23 - United States

Today, while up in my room getting ready to go out, I thought I heard some trick or treaters knocking on the door. I ignored them because I didn't have any candy. The knocking got louder and longer. I walked downstairs, and noticed that the living room ceiling was falling down onto the floor. FML
I agree, your life sucks 31 583
You deserved it 5 090

Same thing different taste

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perdix 29

To the rational mind, this would just be a coincidence. Others would have you believe that since she cheaped out and didn't supply "treats" to the trick-or-treaters, her ceiling collapse is her "trick." The Great Pumpkin can be a real bitch!

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Ok people. They were upstairs in their bedroom and heard a door knocking noise and assumed it was trick or treaters. Because they had no candy they tried to ignore it. The noise got louder and louder. When they decided to walk downstairs they realized it wasn't knocking but it was the ceiling caving in.

That's what you get for not having any candy. :|

PenguinBob 0

this is so fake. im sorry but dont you think that she would notice if the second floor was caving in. this is just another fake fml

nobridgejustwate 0

YDI means *facepalm*. ;D But forsrs, it means You Deserve(d) It. As in the two buttons for you to vote on the FML.

I think this is pretty legit. Everyone thinks that the floor you step on on your second floor is just a few planks of wood, and then it's the living room. There's more then likely about 3 layers between you and your first floor. If the first layer is falling, you more then likely won't notice. It's not as if there's going to be a gaping hole.

It's Trick-or-Treat for a reason. No treats, no ceiling fan.

Sounds like you were paid a visit by the Ghostly Zombie Ceiling-Cave-Inner Boo Monster of Halloween Present. He got you real good this year.

z411811 0

Honestly, how does that happen. I mean really. That sucks.