Life has a way of getting deeply irritating at times. Of course, most of these things are small inconveniences in the grand scheme, but that doesn’t stop them from really getting under your skin when it happens. If there’s any solace, it’s the fact that it happens to all of us.
“This rogue sleeve in all my wedding photos.”
Wedding photos are a high-stakes proposition. You only get one shot at things, and if your photographer isn’t on the ball, or something mildly annoying like this happens, the results are saved for all perpetuity.
“My boyfriend’s gaming set-up.”
Some folks show off their next level gaming rigs with RGB lighting and multiple monitors, and other people have…this…as their gaming station. If this guy could pick up a blue recycling bag and fill it, it would make a world of difference.
“Coworker announced that she and her SO are finally pregnant after years of trying, I got her a box of pastries to celebrate and when I the party was about to start I open the fridge at work and see this…”
Whoever did this needs to be fired immediately.
“The space my wife gives me to sleep on our queen size bed.”
I don’t want to throw my wife under the bus by pointing out that this looks a lot like my sleeping situation, but then again, I don’t know how else to finish this sentence.
“A plastic cup in the debris field of the Titanic wreckage.”
If you’ve ever needed proof that our plastic waste has gotten everywhere, including the deepest reaches of the ocean, look no further than this pic. That plastic waste stands out like a sore thumb.
“My grandma’s lunch at her new senior living residence that’s $3K a month. Residents can’t go to the dining room to eat because they don’t have enough staff so it’s deliveries only.”
This is downright horrifying to look at. I’m not even sure what it is, apart from the veggies.
“Never thought it’ll happen to me. Six hour flight, touched me three times.”
Speaking as someone who’s never had this happen to them on a flight, I’m now nervous that looking at this pic has jinxed me whenever I do wind up flying again.
“Finally got my license, it came expired! Thanks New York!”
I’m not sure if the DMV thinks they’re helping folks save time by sending them licenses that are already expired or if this is just a cruel joke. I mean, it was issued on the same day it expired.
“Gotta love ads in my fortune cookie.”
I don’t expect much out of my fortune cookie, but I do ask a few things: first off, let’s try to keep those fortunes vaguely positive and optimistic. Second, don’t be advertising bitcoin. That isn’t my future.
“My city decided it didn’t want these trees anymore :/”
I’m not an arborist, so I’m sure there’s a legitimate reason for the city to get rid of these trees. Still, it’s always unfortunate to see greenspaces, even small ones, reduced.
“My Kit came with no Kat..”
An optimist would look at this and say that it’s a way to get bonus milk chocolate. A pessimist would say that a Kit Kat just isn’t a Kit Kat without that wafer layer, and that this is an outrage.
“My wall in my apartment after dating a psycho.”
I used to have a roommate who would occasionally make a show of getting so mad that he’d punch a hole in the walls. To that roommate, and to whoever did this, I have two words: grow up.
“They had one job.”
Everyone’s gotten burned once or twice when it comes to ordering cheap electronics components online. Maybe they can trade this to someone who has a phone with USB-C, or maybe they’ll just have to deal with the two dollar loss.
“Literally got my internet cut off last Sunday at 9 PM.”
It’s one thing for the internet company to suspend your service for unpaid bills or whatever, but it’s another thing to physically visit your house and ensure that you’ll never have internet again.
“My brother taking my Bluetooth headset without permission and returning it like this.”
Gibbydoesit 22 days ago Helpful5 Wholesome Silver4 Hugz4 My brother taking my Bluetooth headset without permission and returning it like this.
“Toddler learned how to use the microwave.”
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It would be nice if this toddler learned to use the microwave by microwaving, like, a glass of water or something. It’s like they picked out the most destructive things to microwave and threw them in the oven.
“A third grade math problem.”
It’s been a few years since I’ve solved a math problem, and a few years longer since I was in the third grade. Still, I’ve tried to unpack this a few different ways and still have no idea what’s going on.
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“Went to work no problem. Left work to go home and car sounded like it lost a muffler. Got home and found my catalytic converter stolen while I was parked. I’ve only had this car for six months.”
Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise. What can you do to stop them? Beats me.
“This lipstick has been here for so long that the colour faded from the exposed part.”
I guess this is bound to happen with any compound that’s full of dye, as lipstick is. I really don’t like how that unpigmented stick of lipstick looks, though.
“Shoe decided to fall apart before my wedding.”
I hope the wedding videos show this guy walking all lopsided through the whole ceremony. Then again, if someone had a tube of glue, they might have been able to save things.
