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We probably all hate when something doesn't work or go as planned. We want signs to give us the right information, building interiors to make sense for walking around, and printers to print. When these things don't do what we want, our reaction might be anger. Or we might laugh at the absurdity of it all.
That’s what the Facebook group "You Had One Job" does. The community shares absurd cases of incompetence and not caring about doing a job right. Some of the entries on this list might even veer into the realm of grotesquely absurd, where you might think: 'How did anyone approve this?'
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INGI 1 year ago
I've completely given up on BP editors understanding what they're doing.
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Cassidy 1 year ago
Great. Now that's going to be in my head the rest of the night. Ba da bi da bi da
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sadmrguna 1 year ago
Yes, it's basically saying that trans people are deluded and ridiculous. Not funny?
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TrepidMouse 1 year ago
Am I the only one who finds this icky? (Trans guy here, it makes me feel really gross.)
Arctic Remi 1 year ago
I feel like it wasn't aimed at anyone, someone just tried to see something humorous in a crappy situation. Why everyone immediately assumes that it is a statement?
Anon822209 1 year ago
Maybe you're right. Or maybe it's another super-conservative asshat using their car to criticize and make fun of Trans folks. The problem is, we don't know which it is, and so we have to assume the latter. And regardless of the motivation, the joke is in poor taste.
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Lyoness 1 year ago
Without question the writing is a fail and it's not funny. Mocking any group of people, and especially a marginalozed one, isn't OK. Knock off the transphobia already.
After Dark 1 year ago
You never mock anyone, like conservatives or Christians? Didn't think so. Don't be a hypocrite.
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Michael Largey 1 year ago
It mocks the situation of a highly marginalized group.
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This particular Facebook group doesn't have that many followers. Currently, the count is at 4,000. And although the community is not that big, it's without a doubt dedicated. There are new posts every day for new and old members to enjoy.
The admins describe the community as a place "for examples of next level not giving a toss about the quality of work done." They promise prizes for those who submit the best photos, but that's probably just a gag. The jury is still out on whether anyone has received a prize for posting a photo of a job done wrong.
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Fonts matter, no. 79
Martin Kaine 1 year ago
Good thing its abbreviated, it sounds like a mouthful.
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My O My 1 year ago
Round here there are so called "Sauna Clubs". Fits the theme I'd say
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Trophy Husband 1 year ago
I first read blow jobs, then realized it was bbw jobs which is only slightly better
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Jasmijn 1 year ago
Is that a reference to the “I see London, I see France…” rhyme?
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Dill 1 year ago
Yes, according to Snopes: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trapped-by-bollards/
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Betta Fish 1 year ago
Too long. I mean it looks like it could squeeze through the bottom tho, still annoying
Riley Quinn 1 year ago
Reminds me of painters who paint stairs or a floor and wind up trapped for hours.
Sugar Shack 1 year ago
Actually, it looks more like they are installing the pavers and the sand/grout if you look at what's in the van.
While this list is undoubtedly funny, there's something irritating about incompetent people in real life, isn’t there? Oregon-based David Lechnyr, LCSW, writes that "Being around incompetent people and situations 'slows down our own pace of doing things,' causing us to be late, not get things done right, or just making our 'lives difficult.'"
In his 1969 book 'The Peter Principle,' educationalist Laurence J. Peter wrote: "Occupational incompetence is everywhere." He coined a term after his last name – the 'Peter Principle.'
It goes like this: "Every employee tends to rise to his [or her] level of incompetence." And it's not exclusive to the job world – plenty of examples of mistakes made anywhere else are in our list.
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Pandamonium 1 year ago (edited)
Vampires suck (edit: that's not aimed at you, just making a pun :) )
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Alexandra Nara 1 year ago (edited)
the vampires room has no mirrors, the bodyguard room bulletproof ones
Michael Largey 1 year ago
A vampire bodyguard would be ideal. Well, on the night shift, anyway.
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Tim 1 year ago
Therapist here. We have two in our bathroom above the toilet. One says "relax" and the other says "Breathe". We used to have one there that said "Make a joyful noise"
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A C 1 year ago
Heard he was looking for a new bike cos a kiss from a rose gave his bike a puncture
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Organizational scientists and psychologists use the 'Peter Principle' to explain workplace dynamics. It explains why people think their boss is incompetent, or, the other way around – why bosses get frustrated with incompetent employees. Peter claimed that the higher the person climbs on the promotion ladder, the more likely they are to fail. Hence, they reach their 'level of incompetence.'
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michele mbennett101044@yahoo.c 1 year ago
Wasn't the water in the creeks fresh? If not, what the hell did he expect 🤔
Nolgoth 1 year ago
There's a Cape Disappointment in Washington state at the mouth of the columbia river
2WheelTravlr 1 year ago
I love that a British explorer (John Meares) rolled in there expecting some nicely behaved inlet and found the chaos that is the mouth of the Columbia and said "No way that's a river!" turned around, and left after naming it Cape Disappointment.
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Justin Tyme 1 year ago (edited)
Instant collectable. I bet you can get about $100 each on Ebay.
Paul C. 1 year ago
I worked for a company that sold pension annuities. Marketing didn't notice that hundreds of coffee mugs had been printed with "pension anunaties". You know, like their job, to spot mistakes.
Jrog 1 year ago
Other samples of customized engraved Kellogg's spoon from the same promotional campaign sold for about $7. This is just a practical joke. The story is fake, see comment above.
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David 1 year ago (edited)
I am assuming an 'non-English' country manufacturing the spoons. I really don't get why these companies don't hire ONE person who is fluent in English language / syntax to give a quick look at final proofs. EDIT: In the case of a custom order job like this I'm also wondering about sign offs. When I worked a bit in publishing and also a few times as customer, it was common practice that the final job was sent to the customer for them to review and sign off on that what was about to be printed is what they wanted.
Audrey Martin 1 year ago
I've never had to "sign off" anything but I would have thought that the customer would need to do this.
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This is fake or at beast misleading, and there are LOTS of wrong assumptions here. The real story: Kellogg's in 2015 run a limited promotion where by collecting points from cereal boxes you could redeem a personalized steel spoon. By visiting Spoon .Kelloggs . com you could write whatever you wanted on the spoon and have it delivered to you. Kellogg's commissioned a Chinese manufacturing company to laser engrave and ship over 3 million spoons. The campaign resulted in over 130 million sales, is widely seen as a masterclass in gadget marketing and a precursor of the "personalization" trend of the late '2010s. Someone just had some cereal boxes around and had a single spoon made with the joke engraving.
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Mark Savoie 1 year ago
Thank you. I once was at a bar that advertised wing night as .25¢ per wing. They weren't pleased when I tried to pay for my dozen wings with three pennies. Fortunately, I didn't press the issue and was only trying to point out the mistake. Came back next week and there was the sign … unchanged.
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Rhonda West 1 year ago
We don't have pennies in Canada anymore, so if I paid in cash I'd have to get at least a nickel's worth. That's a hell of a lot of demons
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Frank Russell 1 year ago
These are either less than four-tenths of a cent each or someone is too stupid to function. $.39? or 39¢? Either is correct, unless these lemons really are 10 for less than a nickel. And we wonder why people vote against their own best interests and fall for scams. Sheesh.
Oskar vanZandt 1 year ago
I've tried to explain this concept to persons here in the UK too- misuse of a decimal appears to be a universal difficulty.
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We can take the infamous pop culture icon Michael Scott as an example. He was a considerably great salesman in the past, but is a terrible manager. Kelly Shue at the Yale School of Management told the BBC about her research on this.
Her team found that the 'Peter Principle' did apply in the field of sales. "Managers who used to be very high-performing sales workers tended not to bring a significant boost to their colleagues, while the lower performers were often much better at raising the average sales within their team."
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TGHW 1 year ago
And he would've gotten away with it if it wasn't you darn kids.
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 1 year ago
I'm curious how they knew to take a "before" photo. Maybe they had multiple and knew the outcome. It is cool how the shapes match up.
1 year ago
if you look at the first one, you can see that they had already pulled it open and then wrapped the foil back around it to take a picture
Load More Replies... Lavern Defazio 1 year ago (edited)
Well, Easter is a Pagan Holiday that many christians celebrate
Pamelot 1 year ago
The Easter bunny, coloring Easter eggs, and the Egg Hunt are represented as more of a celebration of the risen Christ for children but teaching the true Christian meaning is very important. 💖
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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 1 year ago
Another example of Christianity stealing from far older religions.../s 😉
Sue Denham 1 year ago
You know, the bunny looks kind of evil. I'd even say that rabbit has a mean streak a mile wide.
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Frank Russell 1 year ago
Since the camera doesn't look like it's even hooked up, they are actually wrong.
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Passerby 1 year ago (edited)
If only there were another round letter resembling a ring. Edit: My point is, they should have just replaced that o with the ring picture in the first place.
Bob Brooce 1 year ago
There is a round letter resembling a ring, and they used it even though they shouldn't have.
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Bewitched One 1 year ago
Pooped hehehe hopefully they cleaned the ring before putting it on her finger
Nobody wants to feel incompetent. That's why most people get hurt easily when others point out their mistakes. We also tend to get mad when our competence at a thing we think we're good at gets challenged.
Alex Lickerman, M.D., and the author of The Undefeated Mind: On the Science of Constructing an Indestructible Self writes that mistakes don't imply a person is incompetent.
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JP Purves 1 year ago
Or maybe they could just have looked where the road was.
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Strahd Ivarius 1 year ago
Tech1: You were supposed to put the lights on the right side of the road! Tech2, facing him: But we did!
Hilary Mol 1 year ago
"And what's great about our community is that we've won Best Side-of-the-Road and Ditch Lighting ten years running, Bob!" "Well, that's pretty impressive, Steve. And you say this house is only half a mile from the local landfill?" "Why, yes! And it doesn't have any lighting at ALL." "I'm sold!"
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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago
Just take one of each to balance each other out.../j
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Epona 1 year ago
I was thinking the same thing. There's probably something on the back like there is with most medications.
Load More Replies... Undercover 1 year ago
Put them all in a bowl and let the coincidence decide how your day will be going 🤷🏻♀️😁
Saphyre Fyre 1 year ago
Doesn't the part we don't see have some info in it, so it is known which is for day and which is for night?
Lee 1 year ago (edited)
Of course there is going to be clearly marked information on the other side, who on earth would even open them from this side anyway?! And it takes someone very special to swallow unlabelled meds in the first place! But You know how it is these days, some people can only exist if they get online attention.
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WindySwede 1 year ago
my thought here is, is is petroleum based, or home compostable made from starch? I'm not to hopeful, but NG should be smart in the material choice?
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martin734 1 year ago
I have a similar magazine in a similar package. Although the bag looks like a plastic bag it is actually made out of plant starch and is compostable.
Robert T 1 year ago
Was just going to say the same thing. My car club magazine comes in a very similar looking bag. It is entirely biodegradable. To quote "This film wrap uses natural biopolymers, consiting mainly of potato and maize starch which is fully sustainable."
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Ellen Lanser 1 year ago
so to see portuguese - exactly what a portuguese company would do, distribute an anti-plastic article in a magazine in a plastic wrap
Darian Starfrog 1 year ago
Hypocrite, like all celebrities who repeat climate change nonsense, then do the opposite
He writes that mistakes are fine as long as you know what you're doing. "Competent people make them all the time, whether due to lack of attention, working too fast, or being too tired.
But one thing competent people don't do is make mistakes because they don't know what they're doing," he concludes in a blog post for Psychology Today.
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Lydsylou (she/her) 1 year ago
It's a push anyway you couldn't open it by pulling even if there was a handle there
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Peter Parker 1 year ago
No, I think on HP the popup says "Please enter credit card information to print"
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Riley Quinn 1 year ago
Reminds me of my scanner that won't scan. Whatever. All you tech companies win.
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Lickerman concludes that anger over incompetence (yours or others') is more about the desire of power. "Why does anyone become angry when their competence is questioned? Because anger makes us feel strong. And if we can't make ourselves feel strong by experiencing competence, we'll make ourselves feel strong by experiencing anger."
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Hey! 1 year ago
I saw this a few times when my brother and I were motorcycling on Cabot Trail.
Amanda Close 1 year ago
As a Cape Bretoner, I can confirm. Those seagulls are relentless and Albatross sized.
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Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago
Honestly, living by the coast I know exactly why this sign is needed though. Seagulls will brutally steal your fish and chips if you're not super careful.
Isaac Nemo 1 year ago
I had this happen in Atlantic City when I was 16, terrifying then and hilarious today
Astro 1 year ago
I don’t get the entitlement lol, why on earth would a restaurant give you a refund? I’d be ashamed to even ask haha
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DonnerDinnerParty 1 year ago
Fair. Why should the business lose money giving out a free replacement when the customer failed to protect their food. Same goes for spilled drinks or dropped ice cream. Be careful, damnit. A business owner should not have to pay for stupid mistake they had no control over
Pamelot 1 year ago (edited)
I have lived in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida West Coast for 45+ years. This is sooo true. No seagulls in sight at all -- take out ONE Cheeto.... ;!#@! Our outdoor restaurants have good-sized fake owls on water parking posts and every restaurant roof. Doesn't change a thing. Tourist signs: "Do Not Feed the seagulls" somewhat works!
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Mselaineyus 1 year ago
FINALLY! Steve is so excited he purchased our other "totorcycle" as we only had room for one now we have room for...well..
Hilary Mol 1 year ago
If you get rid of the other, there'll be nomo mototorcycles and just a sad, emptyty spapace. I'll stutter step my way out.
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Remi (He/Him) 1 year ago
I'd feel just a little extra happy to park here, if I drove a mototovehicle.
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Page intentially left blank 1 year ago (edited)
The incompetence seems to go up the chain. I mean, Is it the person who put the sign up, the person who told them to put the sign up, the person who made the sign, or the person who conceived of even needing the sign?
Riley Quinn 1 year ago
Man fell and severely injured himself on the sidewalk, so I ran out into the street and flagged down the unmarked police vehicle I saw approaching. The undercover cops were flummoxed by my ability to recognize their vehicle. I just shook my head and walked away.
Crybabyartist 1 year ago
I don't think I'd be derisive or scoff too much until I saw the metrics of how much this sign .(cost $35) actually cuts down on crime. Stop telling me you'd be a stupid criminal without actually being a criminal.
This is obviously not a good response mechanism. We become angry at ourselves and at others for pointing out our incompetence. It hurts relationships, lowers our self-worth, and, as Lickerman writes, in extreme cases, can evolve into depression.
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Hey! 1 year ago
She was probably wondering why you wanted one in the first place. But I bet anything that if she had talked to the pharmacist and to praise her grandkid who wanted an eye pad, he would have steer her in another direction...
Cerridwn d'Wyse 1 year ago
Actually what would have been great is if somebody looked at him and said hey aren't you going to open your iPad and when he opened it there was a gift card in the middle for the Apple Store
Floeckchen 1 year ago
There's propably not even a granny involved in this. Someone saw the package and thought this would do for a funny pic
But what about anger over the incompetence of others? We're certainly not mad at ourselves for someone else not doing a job well, right? David Lechnyr writes about the effects of someone else's incompetence.
"Being resentful and upset over 'the incompetence of others' will block your own progress in life. It will affect your ability to make changes, heal, have less pain, or improve your own relationships and life."
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Kevin 1 year ago
Saw a sign along a popular canoeing river; Paddle faster, I hear banjos.
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Ariom Dahl 1 year ago
Whoops. ... maybe it was supposed to be 'to my wonderful brother and his boyfriend'? ;)
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Bob Brooce 1 year ago
Right. Because the elevator definitely runs on the same 120 volt circuit as the light.
Load More Replies... Hippopotamuses 1 year ago (edited)
They must go through a lot of light bulbs. The usual requirement for a lift (elevator) is 480v. Lights are either 110v or 240v, depending on where you live. Possibly they mean the lift lights?
I'm.Just.A.Girl 1 year ago
Oh yes, that would make a lot more sense than the entire lift. You are probably correct. 😊
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Minsa Nidhi 1 year ago
Yup. Storm off to the toilets, lock yourself in a cubicle and scream "WHAT???"
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I asked for a “Happy Birthday” plaque
Audrey Martin 1 year ago
Plaque, or plague, this is why I would never order a celebration cake online
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Trying to change others to make them more competent isn't an optimal strategy. That's the number one rule in therapy, isn't it? You can't change what others do, you can only change your perception and how you react. As a cognitive behavior therapist, Lechnyr suggests dropping the need to be a perfectionist.
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MJ95B 1 year ago
I wish I could say that this is an anomaly, but I have been stuck before. Signs say one thing, but the reality was beyond irritating "ramp this way" only to find out after 30 minutes that the ramp had steps leading to the handicapped ramp. It might work for someone in a manual chair with the right upper body strength, but I use a powerchair that weighs more than 200 lbs.
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Crybabyartist 1 year ago
Sorry I was totally entranced, I didn't realize this was the entrance. You may need to use something to entrance me so I can make an entrance.
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wendy schutze 1 year ago
It makes sense when you think about it. You don’t enter from this side as it is entrance only from the other side.
Kat-Renee Kittel 1 year ago (edited)
Every cat's dream of what a door should do. Let me out then let me in. Or vice versa.
DeoManus Argentem 1 year ago
We had signs similar to this in the garage (where the cars are) side of the car rental center at my airport - they said "garage exit" and "garage entrance" leading to the counter area (inside, where you do the paperwork). It was always funny to watch travelers roll their bags up to the "garage entrance" side, baffled as to why the doors wouldn't automatically open (hint, you're already in the garage - you're trying to exit it).
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martymcmatrix 1 year ago
As an idiot from 🇩🇪 I can tell you that something like this is not uncommon...
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 1 year ago
I remember twirling it around my fingers so much, the kinks would get reversed permenantly.. and then it looked tacky. Lol.. like this.
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Anon822209 1 year ago
I heard this comment. Tumble-tumble-tumble-c***k! Bounce, bounce, bounce, thump! Rolllllllllllllllllllllll splat.
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I reckon the plumbers got that far, it was a Friday, they had 4 metres of pipe for a two metre space and said ‘F*** it! Let’s do it!’
Audrey Martin 1 year ago
I used to have that screensaver, thanks for the memory.
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Bill Swallow 1 year ago
I-80 in Pennsylvania smiles, says "Aw, aren't you cute!" (ruffles hair)
Alaina McAuliffe 1 year ago
95 takes a sip of their gin, flicks their cigarette, and says, "amature stuff!"
The Original Bruno 1 year ago
Yeah, it does. It's been 65 years and they still haven't finished.
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Ashlie Dearest 1 year ago
I'd say that this could be in Ontario Canada, but the construction never ends!
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Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
You can't say this without tell us what we're looking for. Is it raining geckos (hallelujah) or is it more a high pressure monitor front?
Sky Render 1 year ago
I think it's a full-on komodo storm. You're gonna want to stock up on carrion to keep them at bay.
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Doctor Strange 1 year ago
This is not a fail, but a genuine warning. In Florida, if temperatures get too cold, the iguanas go torpid. They then fall out of trees and could injure someone, or if you pick them up and they warm up, they will often attack.
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Raymond Core 1 year ago
It seem they are aware that cows have poor driving skills. My question is: Can cows read the sign?
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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 1 year ago
My thinking too. I have a similar mug that has a raccoon printed on it. Hold left handed and the ears are under your chin...
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Raymond Smith 1 year ago
If he would have kept it in the left hand as in the top picture it would act as a spill proof gutter for the face.
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Bill Swallow 1 year ago
Because I see time as a linear progression of events; I haven't graduated to a big ball of wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey... stuff.
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Mselaineyus 1 year ago (edited)
Here you go Jeff. EDITED: Came back to admit; the picture looked "off" your comment tipped me as to why. So thank you. 😊
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Need a banana for scale.....come on Jeff, you had one job! 🙃 Giving you an upvote.
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Brian bell 1 year ago
Just be careful with this sort of magic. It is strong and may lead to "pooping the question."
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Hilary Mol 1 year ago
"Please select a negative file". Looks like it's time to start deleting some toxic people, there.
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Robert T 1 year ago
Um, you can actually buy concrete that comes like this and you literally drop the bags in and when it gets wet the concrete goes off and the bag dissolves. I wouldn't use it for a house, but this doesn't look like a house.
Surfing Panda 1 year ago
Architect : "If like to have a word with you" Contractor : ""Why? I did what you told me! You said : throw some concrete under there"
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Hippopotamuses 1 year ago
Poor grandma. I guess the question is, do you tell her, or do you keep you're mouth shut?
Auntriarch 1 year ago
You steal it and replace it with a normal one, because it was the wrong size. Then you gift the original to an evil aunt
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Oskar vanZandt 1 year ago
There is a point where it becomes impossible to unravel a string of tangled up Christmas lights...
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keyboardtek 1 year ago
The body of the car is held onto the chassis by only a couple of bolts?
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Jeff White 1 year ago
I actually think this is a quite reasonable request. For those who DO use pastry products to keep the door open ... why?
BPisaddictive 🇮🇹 🤌 1 year ago
Guess they refer to pastry packages like sacks of flour but funny nevertheless!
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glowworm2 1 year ago
I think this is actually meant to be a slide you can climb up. Those bumps are there so kids don’t have to do it the hard way like I did all those years ago.
Bo'owowo'uh 1 year ago
Condolences that you were downvoted Once again: Downvotes are not karma! On BP, downvotes are equivalents of voting to ban temporarily from commenting, often for no good reason. Stop downvoting so frequently!
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Betta Fish 1 year ago (edited)
It means you have to get a wizard's staff to open it, like diagon alley
Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 1 year ago
Is this the door they push employees out when they fire em?
#51
RavenTheCat 1 year ago
Spongebob! "W why..have you stopped playing that wonderful music!"
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The Greatest JMS W Cool Animation 1 year ago (edited)
You'll have to sing it exactly like "FALALALA... LALALAʟᴀ"
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Hippopotamuses 1 year ago (edited)
Either it's a one way street, with an arrow pointing the wrong way, or (more likely, judging by the cars in the background) it's a road in an RHD country with 'left' written where right should be. Either way, it's a dangerous f**k up.
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Mselaineyus 1 year ago
Would you be a doll a pick up pick some paperless napkins and powdered water ?
Crybabyartist 1 year ago
Sounds unfortunately like a social condition... ***POINTS*** Examine yourselves!!
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago
I've seen stuff like this happen before. Everytime, I just stand quietly by and wait for my co-worker to figure it out themselves.
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Stannous Flouride 1 year ago
This looks like a building code requirement that was installed after the stairs were built. It probably required hand rails on both sides and a single one in the middle would be too far apart. For aesthetics I would put a planter there.
Lauren S 1 year ago
The planter would absolutely help oblivious people like me not to go up the middle by accident.
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Bob Brooce 1 year ago
I wondered if the railing might block it, but here's a version that shows that it doesn't. Of course it's still possible that there's a bench, planter or some other thing that blocks off the center. Untitled-6...a9c346.jpg 
Jeff White 1 year ago
This is pretty gruesome. How could anyone not see what was going to happen?
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Oreo's n Amethyst Cream 1 year ago
Not me reading as "YOU WE'LL KNOW SHOW YOU HOW TO HOW TO DESIGN LEAD"
Crybabyartist 1 year ago
the magic of some small school design. he he top degree I made you look!!
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Bob Brooce 1 year ago
It's even more fun right after you've gone through it.
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kath morgan 1 year ago
Reminds me of student houses, cheap conversions to split into more bedrooms ends up with some quirks.
T'Mar of Vulcan 1 year ago
The AirBnB we stayed in when we were in London (Shepherd's Bush) was like this. It was an old house that had been converted into separate apartments.
Karizma Kaliko 1 year ago
They need to make floor stickers with those type of designs. I'd put them in front of everyone's door
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PeepPeep the duck 1 year ago (edited)
This is why Italy gets mad at us for our coffee culture 😂 between cappuccinos after breakfast and this even being a discussion- I can almost hear all the nonnas groaning with their Italian hand gestures in sync.
Hey! 1 year ago
I have espresso cups and I can pinch two fingers to hold the cup.
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Persephone 1 year ago
If you trust your finger strength, go for the awkward pinch, if not, grab the damn cup as a whole. Careful, it's hot though.
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Hippopotamuses 1 year ago
Clearly someone didn't think this through, and common sense - in the form of angle parking - won the day.
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Jeja 1 year ago
Lol. It looks like she rolled in the dirt or mud after she put it on
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Natty Tempest 1 year ago
Turns out, it's for the sewage workers gala. It was a single use item, but please do not flush...
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Bob Brooce 1 year ago
Aside from the fact that even most idiots would have already taken the door off to make the job easier, looking at the base makes it look unlikely that the toilet has just been (re)installed. Because taking the pins out is pretty easy I'm guessing somebody thought it was worth the effort for the picture.
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Bob Brooce 1 year ago
It's an easy fix. Just don't make the rookie mistake of measuring while the seat is down, or the hole will be bigger than necessary Untitled-6...115a25.jpg 
Detroit Citizen 1 year ago
I work at HD in the plumbing department. I can say I get this asked of me a few times a year. Usually the customer is embarrassed and we have a good laugh, if they are rude, I send them down to milworks or hardware (where the doors are sold). Also, I get several that hook the supply line to the toilet, just the toilet, not the valve. They wonder what went wrong. Idk my dude...
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lily jones 1 year ago
How many people were sleeping at the table for them to decide to put that sign up...?
PeepPeep the duck 1 year ago (edited)
Oooh worked in heaps of pubs, a lot of Irish people and some English, tell me you can sleep at the pub if you’ve had too much to drink and not drink drive etc, some bar maids often bring you a ‘bacon bap’ (bacon sammidges , rolls etc) or some food to get you back up and going again. Something so interesting to me as an Aussie bartender who is required to kick someone out whos that drunk and let them fend for themselves etc. I like the UK and Irish pub thing. So my assumption it’s a UK/euro/irish venue that caters to a lot of Irish/UK locals
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Annik Perrot 1 year ago
In France there are pedestrian streets with poles like this one, that go down to let authorized cars in and out, and go up to block the street. The car may have parked on one of those.
Ashlie Dearest 1 year ago
Why are these people (I use the term 'people' very loosely) allowed to exist??
Lavern Defazio 1 year ago
Saw something similar once, but the car was balanced on the pole. Drunk driver.
Hippopotamuses 1 year ago
For the life on me, I cannot understand how accidents like this happen. Usually in car parks too.
Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
Is this the famous Topeka Walmart car-eating pole? https://www.ksnt.com/news/local-news/topeka-walmart-pole-goes-viral-following-crashes/
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Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago
I've seen the video of this. Ironically, the actual weather report was for wet, cold and snowy weather. xP
Jenny Mason 1 year ago
Sounds like the normal, year-round weather report for the UK.
Load More Replies... Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
Not unless she can see the green screen on a monitor.
Load More Replies... _MarioFangirl_ 1 year ago
Wow, looks like the weather in Town name is gonna be bad. Same for Town name.
Jenny Mason 1 year ago
I bet Carol Kirkwood would find the fact she's on this list quite funny.
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
How did the children and grandchildren feel about being left there?
Black Garbage 1 year ago
Rest in peace, Trevor and Sylvia. Your children and grandchildren will forever remember being left there
Realistic Optimist 1 year ago
This is genuinely poorly written. You're supposed to read it one way the first half and another the second.
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Jeremy James 1 year ago
If Legend of Zelda has taught me anything, it's that the Hookshot is probably in this dungeon. Or there's a switch somewhere that will flood the lower room and you can swim across.
Stacy Parker 1 year ago
I have a smaller version of this in my house. What the architect had in mind, I will never know. It took me about a year of living in the house, before I too designed a little sitting room. Mine is more of a library where I store all of the books I own, that I have read, but want to keep anyway. There is no way to get there other than a 8' tall ladder.
PFD 1 year ago
Running jump, grab onto chandelier, shimmy round to opposite edge, jump and turn, grab onto ledge, climb up. I guess the flowers are needed for a side quest.
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Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago (edited)
looks like you're getting more renovations done, then. (or hopefully this isn't deep scratches and will actually just clean up. But also.. get rid of the roomba and just vacuum yourself. (i had a roomba once and it went over a pile of cat puke I didn't know was there :') )
WindySwede 1 year ago
Then it's just to use water and a mopp? And feel lucky it's not sheet...
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Nimues Child 1 year ago
It looks like the Ecce Homo restoration fail (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecce_Homo_(Garc%C3%ADa_Mart%C3%ADnez_and_Gim%C3%A9nez)#Failed_restoration_attempt_and_internet_phenomenon)
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Owen 1 year ago
This is a perfect example of a UK bus stop. It's not a problem, it's a normal feature.
Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago
Especially for Arriva, My mother waited 40 minutes for a bus that's supposed to arrive every 10 minutes the other day. Stagecoach buses seem to run bit better though.
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Angels or angles?
Kate 1 year ago
My mom was my math teacher, so I should probably make some of these for her....
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Charlotte A. 1 year ago
Not a one job fail; this was one another thread just before Christmas. I think they had a misspelled box so finally did angles for it.
Michael Largey 1 year ago
Quite right. It would be obtuse to say otherwise.
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Mike Rodrick 1 year ago
Imagine the teacher when you use it for an excuse for not being there.
Load More Replies... Hippopotamuses 1 year ago (edited)
You didn't hear anything until thet got halfway down the staircase?
Sally Signup 1 year ago (edited)
Reminds me of the time the contractors the city hired to redo the street in front of our rental house just up and removed the whole road instead of working on one side at a time. I took photos because I doubted work would believe me when I had to call in for "No road." Edit: I worked the 3pm-11:30pm shift, so I was sleeping. It was a busy road with tractor trailers going by all the time, so I was used to the noise and didn't wake up.
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Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
If you ever wondered why anyone would ever carpet a bathroom floor...
Renee Prete 1 year ago
That's not carpet. That paint on the wall going downstairs
Load More Replies... Oreo's n Amethyst Cream 1 year ago
🎶" One slip is all it takes, going to hospital, minor concussion🎶
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Black Garbage 1 year ago
The ironic thing is that even if that was moved further up a bit, you wouldn’t need it in the first place
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Chintan Shah 1 year ago (edited)
This is a physics problem. Estimate the weight of the truck. Using the coefficient of friction and the distance that the truck has travelled since the wheels left contact with the ground, determine the speed at which the truck was going when it reached the divider.
Bill Swallow 1 year ago
"They said I could be anything I wanted when I grew up, So I became a Monorail!"
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Lauren S 1 year ago
And it has a child’s name on it. It was made with love.
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