I'm not an expert on, well, anything really, and for most of us, it's fair to say that there's little we know absolutely everything about save for maybe our jobs or our passion hobbies.
This means I'm surely not a design expert. Still, I find myself looking at a lot of things and thinking that I could have designed it better, seeing as what they went with has just left me angry and confused.
What better way to ensure no one's using your camera to spy on you than making it so scratched up that it becomes impossible to see you anyway? Sounds like a nice long-term solution to me!
Good to know the ht Rail Transit is located at minal 2, surely there's no other information I might need on the other side to make my navigation easier.
I'd really rather not.
There's already a way to make a slice of pizza look like an A, but they went with this instead? I want to ask why but I don't think I'll like the answer.
Not only that, but it looks like whoever delivered them decided to try and play Jenga with the boxes too, only to leave the toppled tower remains on your driveway.
My definitely wrong assumption is that people use this crosswalk, then have to vault the concrete wall and trudge through the mud to get to their destination. Whatever it takes to stay off the road!
This shouldn't be hard to read correctly, but it is somehow. There's nothing to really fault them for here as, when read left to right, it's correct! And yet...love a legged is four word.
Do you ever see a photo that, in regards to the ongoing environmental crisis happening globally, makes you think, "Yeah, we might be screwed." Just me?
This led to a series of updates from the uploader regarding who got which tea and what state that would leave their bed in come morning, but thankfully, the last update read, "Like a farmer in a drought, I woke up with a dry bed and a snoring wife."
This is a risky card to give if there's anyone, and I mean anyone else sitting nearby. One quick, wrong assumption and it may be your last Valentine's Day with this wife.
That's the trick, you're not. They assume no one out there reads soap content anyways, so they stick it behind the soap itself, assured in their decision that no one cares about what they put on their skin.
Sure, there comes a point where the author is better to market than the title, but that doesn't mean you should sacrifice aesthetics for it! Do what you want to the covers, but leave the spine alone!
Not only is the QR code completely ruined, but the link is illegible too. They're going to wonder why they have no one applying online for a while.
Here's what I can make out: "One has to remember hat every ailure can e a steppin ne to somet better." Do you know what that means? I don't know what that means.
Someone said this type of sink is for filling the basin, as the two would mix together and make a nice, neutral temperature. While they're right, that doesn't solve the hand-washing problem.
One day companies will learn that they don't have to insert their name into every slogan and sign they make. One day. Maybe not one day soon, but hopefully.
Tennis with a baseball sounds way harder and also far more dangerous. Sure, tennis balls can hurt if you accidentally get whapped by one, but baseballs would leave a mighty bruise.
This is not your fault, and don't you dare let anyone make you think otherwise. This packaging is pure evil on the part of the company. Who ever buys three of a utensil? Especially when all the other bundles are four? Despicable.
This version of the saying has a far more sinister implication that you, only you, are the sole person that only lives once. Everyone else gets nine lives like a cat, but you? You get just the one.
Stun error? Is it supposed to be stunner? Were they bought like this? Because it also looks a little home made, which makes the odd word choice even more confusing.
For anyone who doesn't want to spend the time zooming in to see what it actually is, the brown is coffee beans and the rest is newsprint with coffee-related headlines, and then a coffee cup on the center of the hood. Yeah. It certainly was a choice.
