If you ordered this and this was what arrived would you be pissed?

[Mooey89]

First pic is the photo on the website, second is what arrived. I know the lilies haven’t opened yet and they obviously aren’t displayed in a vase, but AIBU?
They were on sale but RRP was £40

Depends how much alcohol id drunk.

Is MiL pleased with them?

Yep, it might drive me to drink potentially.

Pissed OFF. FFS. Pissed means drunk.

Would you be pissed means would you be angry? It has always meant this my entire life?

Oh, come one, everyone knows what "pissed" means in this context.

I get really pissed OFF when people start speaking ‘ american’ for no good reason.
Isn’t the original English good enough?.

Because language evolves? This clearly means angry and it's just being pedantic to pretend it doesnt

It hasn't become a common phrase here though? I have never actually heard someone say this, apart from on an American sit com.

It was pointed out to me on MN by a British MNer that it's actually your language which has evolved, and Americans who use a more "original" version of English.

Just sayin'

And to answer the actual OP, I would be angry as well. It looks a bit crap compared to the picture, especially for what you've paid.

I would be disappointed I think - doesn't look like a treat and having flowers delivered should be VERY special.

Inter flora delivered the wrong colour flowers to my mam last year and I asked for a refund. This felt massively first world but they were a gift and the colour I chose was significant to us both. they refunded half which wasn't great but I didn't have the time to keep arguing .

It was pointed out to me on MN by a British MNer that it's actually your language which has evolved, and Americans who use a more "original" version of English.

This is true actually @doublenegativepanda it's one of the reasons why Americans say 'erbs and we say herbs as 'erbs was the correct way to pronounce it before we started vocalising the 'h'

I have to buy flowers all time at work (for clients/mahoosive team in 4diff locations). I stick with M&S and Next for flowers as quality's fantastic and they are way cheaper than those OP. They aren't great. They look like a £25bunch to me.

I knocked the ‘off’ from the title because it was too long and clunky and I assumed you’d all know what I meant.

It’s not like I wrote ‘Vagina’ instead of ‘Vulva’ is it?

Americans say 'erbs and we say herbs as 'erbs was the correct way to pronounce it before we started vocalising the 'h'

When did we not vocalise the ‘h’ ? Do you mean specifically with this word?
Not sure it was King ‘enry the VIII