15+ Things That Were Designed For Failure

I understand that lining up fabrics can be difficult, but at least make a bit of an effort when you know that there's going to be an image dead center.

It's hard enough knowing that you only have one intended purpose, but what happens what you want to be something more or different? Well, you put your proverbial foot down, that's what.

This resembles me after a long night of drinking and bad decisions, to be honest. I can't think of a better description for the word "suffering" than this — it's like looking into a mutated, yellow mirror.

It's not a secret that everyone's most hated character from The Simpsons is a monster, but at least he's a cartoon. Let's keep him that way, shall we?

If they do, they have a pretty dang messed-up way of showing it because the likelihood of someone reading Roman numerals that quickly as the van drives by is slim to nil.

The teacher who put those rules into place is probably feeling pretty silly right now after this kid danced around them so gracefully.

If pop-culture knowledge serves me correctly, this thing is located right near the Springfield Monorail, the 50 Foot Magnifying Glass, and the Popsicle Stick Skyscraper. I still have no idea why it exists, though.

I honestly didn't even know that extra pastry was a thing that you could order. This has to be an experiment, right? Surely, no one actually wants to eat this.

And I don't wanna judge, but maybe the Crown Royal, too. I can't even imagine how many bottles had to die for this suit.

Don't you test-run these kinds of things before you release them to the general public? I'm sure whoever posted this is going to get some strongly worded fan mail after this.

I'm gonna be honest...I own a mirror just like this. It's supposed to be a decorative piece, not the kind of mirror you actually use! I thought that was sort of obvious, but I guess not.

Some would call this clever, and some would call it lazy, but I just call it an eyesore. I hope they didn't leave it like that for too long.

Aren't these awful? Well, if you're part of the 0.00002% of people who, for some reason, want to buy a pair, they can be yours for the low price of $168! Seriously.

Isn't this the kind of thing you check before you buy the vehicle? Or the house? Or maybe you should just park in the driveway — have you ever thought of that?

I don't know if they're trying to be funny or start some kind of viral marketing, but it worked on both counts.

If he's trying to advertise his favorite metal band, it's not working because those fonts are pretty much impossible to read.

You probably shouldn't install them inside a parking garage. Because, you know, they need the sun to work.

It's kind of hilarious, but also proves that La Vie En Rose should rethink their gift card design. Don't make this so easy for the 14-year-olds.

Like, the railing was made to fit this staircase. It's perfectly proportioned so the legs attach to either side of the ramp. That takes planning!

Like, maybe Benjamin Button could use this bathroom? No, wait, he doesn't fit the pregnant criterion. Clearly, this is just a way for the store to avoid ever having to clean their public washroom.

To make any use of the drawer, you'd have to climb up to the side. Otherwise, you'll be in the way of even opening it. Why not just make the cupboard taller?

I really hope that this isn't the only emergency route for this building, because if so, no one is making it out of there safely.

I have no idea what they're advertising, but just the idea of how this happened delights me. Clearly, the translator service didn't bother to give the message in the language they were translating from.

Either way, I really think they should at least have some sort of safety barrier to prevent people from trying to walk up there.