Having a keen eye and a penchant for finding details can be extremely useful. Identifying small, but important mistakes, spotting lost items, and much more. Though it is a blessing, it can also be a curse, as those eagle eyes are much better at spotting problems.
From the dire to the mundane, here are 15+ problems that might take a sharp eye to spot.
The dedication to keep on driving when your entire front end starts shaking is pretty impressive. Maybe I'm just nervous at heart, but any little concerning change in my car's handling makes me want to pull over.
Not cool to walk in on someone like that, then to walk on them? So disrespectful!
No chocolate was lost that day, so you're still net positive for the amount of chocolate in your life.
It's not the city of Caloocan's fault they have a letter shortage. They didn't know until after they finished making all the avenue signs, the rest had to be rationed out!
I wish you hadn't either. I really wish you hadn't. Wish you hadn't posted it to the internet for me and everyone else to see, thus plaguing us also.
Unfortunately, yes, but it shouldn't be. Putting the milk in first feels like a crime punishable by making sure they only eat soggy cereal for the rest of their days.
Such a big display, so close to being absolutely perfect in its satisfyingness, but they had to destroy it. This feels like a betrayal.
I'm far from a fence expert or even a woodworker but I know I could do a better job than this. Not much better, but better.
When the time comes where a porch knife is desperately needed, you'll feel pretty silly when your neighbors are prepared and you aren't.
The amount of beautiful books ruined by the most stubborn of stickers is a tragedy. There has to be a better way!
It's time to admit defeat. The coconut is just too powerful. Train, grow stronger, return when you know you can beat him!
We, as a society, have progressed past the need for confetti. It's the most annoying form of litter and no one even tries to clean it up!
Sometimes I get worried that I'm too lazy because I'll sleep in on my days off. This reminds me that no, I'm not, not even close.
Who knew something so small and insignificant could be so, so bothersome.
And where the man is staring directly into the camera, creepily, unerring in his gaze.
The uploader explained the story that led to this doll's makeover. "Accidentally got acetone on my [daughter's] favorite doll and made her cry when her entire face wiped off. Saw a youtube video about redoing Barbie faces. Thought I could do it. I [can't]."
She heard you call it a 'flower bed' once and made her own assumptions.
Looks like Marshall isn't making it to that fire engine. Maybe they should just install a pole to slide down like other fire departments.
They want to make sure you're really willing to put in the work before you get to read their book.
Whose idea was it to make a separate power on and power off button? It didn't have to be this way. No one's ever done that before, and for good reason!
