FML is a little evil sometimes.

<p>I have to share this with you, because I freaked out for a good minute...</p>

<p>"Today, I got a letter from Princeton that said i got accepted. I jumped for joy screaming at the top of my lungs. My little brother walks in laughing with his camcorder on record. He played a joke on me and gave me the real letter. I was denied. FML"</p>

<p>So I quickly typed <a href="https://notify.princeton.edu%5B/url%5D"&gt;https://notify.princeton.edu&lt;/a> in panic, and then realized that the FML entry was a lie.</p>

<p>Wow, evil.</p>

<p>yeah lol I saw it too. Some of them are lies. But wait for March 31st. That site is going to explode with Rejection stories</p>

<p>I saw that one too.</p>

<p>There was another one awhile back in the middle of no-when about how a kid found out he was accepted to Yale but his parents had previously stated they won’t pay for his college tuition.</p>

<p>I just saw that ■■■, and that’s why I got on CC. I was hoping that they had sent out rejection letters already, since I didn’t get any mail today.</p>

<p>yeah I read that too, but I didn’t pay any attention to it because I already knew that decisions were gonna come out on March 31</p>

<p>I had an ■■■ moment on March 14 (MIT decisions were released). I haven’t submitted it yet, but I think I might as well do it.</p>

<p>“March 14 - Today, I was driving District History Day to present documentary on Duke Ellington and his impact in Jazz History. On my way there, I began hydroplaning and eventually hit a median block, damaging my front right axle. At the competition, the judges loved my documentary, but awarded me with honorable mention because they thought there wasn’t enough ‘history’ in it. I returned home very demoralized, only to check my MIT decision online - Rejected. ■■■”</p>