For better or for worse, the devil is truly in the details in my aspects of life. Be it tiny funny details, clever innovations , or the most annoying of inconveniences , some near inconsequential small details can make or break, well, anything!
This list discusses that idea, and shows off the little things that make all the difference in every possible situation.
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“My co-worker’s hoodie has headphones threaded through the drawstring.”
While I appreciate the practicality, the image of sticking your hoodie strings in your ears…leaves something to be desired.
“I’m gonna agree with the beer on this one.”
It’s always nice to get a second opinion that agrees with your original thoughts anyway.
“My girlfriend bought some particular measuring spoons.”
Here I was thinking a tad was less than a dash. Just goes to show how much I know about cooking.
“My protein powder scoop is designed to sit on a lip just under the lid… so you don’t have to reach into the powder to grab it.”
It really is these tiny design implements that can wildly change a product for the better.
“Bought 2 packs of silverware. Each piece has a paper sticker that leaves a glue residue when removed.”
But sometimes, these tiny design implements wildly change a product for the worst.
“This oddly-framed painting.”
It was very sweet of them to not exclude that bird, but now I can’t stand to look at it for too long. A worthy trade-off, I suppose.
“In France, we don’t have the Tooth Fairy, but the ‘Little Mouse’. At the dental practice I went to, there is a door for the Mouse in the waiting room.”
Absolutely in awe at the implication that this mouse takes your teeth and brings them to your dentist. That’s alarming.
“Giant box and bubble wrap for a single box of bandaids.”
Well, they can’t keep your wounds safe from germs if their own safety was compromised during shipping, can they?
“This Stick Looks Like A Sword.”
Little do you know that you just stole some squirrel’s family heirloom. A sword passed down from generation to generation, destined to bring power back to squirrel-kind. Well, it was. Not anymore.
“I got some keys cut and after paying they gave me a jar of candies with their logo on it.”
This is some good marketing. I’ll keep going back to any business that supplies me with free candy every time I visit.
“This label on my t-shirt.”
Thank goodness, I don’t want to wear any shirt that can fit on bears. Yes, it’s specific, but I have my reasons.
“Han solo is stuck in concrete hidden by the photography building at the University of Arizona.”
Someone in the comments raised an excellent point about this, “[Archaeologists] in 2000 years are gonna find that pretty odd.”
“My anti anxiety med has a smiley face.”
A little cheesy maybe, but still undeniably cute!
“The printing on this box to dissuade porch pirates from stealing it.”
This is it. This is the future (until package stealers catch on to this, then we’ll need a new tactic).
“This house in my town has a smaller, identical door for its packages.”
Packages deserve a nice home too! Comfortable and safe from the elements until their owner picks them up.
“You had one job…”
And that one failed job will endlessly plague every customer for eternity. Oh, what one, small mistake can do.
“There is a duck face in this trash pile.”
He looks pretty alarmed, but I guess I would be too if I were put out with the trash.
“Lens flare formed little hearts during my daughters bday.”
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This is a perfect childhood picture. Print this one out physically, frame it, make sure it’s kept forever so she can admire it when she’s older.
“My wife never fully screws the lids back onto anything…”
How does anyone live like this? You should either be extremely concerned or extremely scared, because this simply isn’t normal.
“How this picture of a tornado aligned between two trees.”
A picture that was taken at just the right (slightly terrifying) moment.
Last Updated on June 8, 2021 by Daniel Mitchell-Benoit
