Our world is full of problems big and small. Small problems, by their very nature, aren't going to upend your life or anything like that. They're pretty easy to get over.
That said, a problem is still a problem, and small problems have a way of being irritating in relatively big ways.
When you see what the issue is with these billiard balls, you'll get it. All the numbers are there. They're totally functional. But there's an annoying aesthetic glitch.
You don't have to be a firearm connoisseur to recognize the fact that, while pistols and revolvers are both handguns, this image does not show a revolver.
Have you noticed that this decal looks a little...well, derpy? That's probably because it was installed upside-down.
People buy these fake birds to stop real birds from congregating in their space. Evidently those fake birds don't always work.
This is a chocolate chip granola bar with one chocolate chip. I guess if you want one with more than one chip, you need to buy a chocolate chips granola bar.
This "world's smallest" monster truck has the world's largest plastic packaging relative to its size. C'mon, guys...couldn't you have used cardboard or something instead?
Sure, the delivery person left this package in a theft-prone spot, but it isn't like there's a giant plaque there to warn — oh wait.
You need to read this sign by color. Otherwise, the message doesn't bode well for the local blood bank.
The whole side of this house is devoid of windows, apart from one room that's blessed with two. Who designed this?
Yes, it says 'spoons', but it clearly shows a fork. This is an absolute nightmare for people who are visual learners.
It's easy to appreciate symmetry. It's also easy to notice when symmetry is almost there, but infuriatingly not quite there.
This LED light helpfully lets the user know where it is...all the time. There's nothing like having blinding blue light on your bed when you're trying to sleep.
Have you ever tried and tried to solve a maze, only to find out that the only way to solve it was through cheating?
The touch panel on this oven is located directly above where the steam comes out, which means it constantly gets messed up.
I kind of love it when these web forms come with arbitrary rules that literally make it impossible to fill them out correctly.
There's nothing like moving into a place where a literal streetlight pierces through your balcony.
This is a beautiful view, despite Jeff's dumb graffiti. Still, Jeff, did you really have to etch your name there?
These Klondike 'donuts' are basically regular Klondike bars, but smaller. And yes, of course they're sold for the same price.
This is almost a satisfying photo. The streetlights alternate perfectly. That is, of course, until you realize that they don't quite do it perfectly.
This road paint is fresh, but to get around the person who parked on the no parking side of the road, it'll be necessary to drive over the line.
