Ignorance is bliss, or so they say, but I would definitely rather not spacewalk through life, wandering from one gaffe to the next like a cringe-generating idiot.
And hey, we all have our moments when we do boneheaded things, of course. But hopefully not without any sense of self-awareness, and not without the ability to recognize when we've messed up.
The folks behind these, however, just don't seem to get it.
So well, in fact, that they scrub all the markings off the toaster oven's dials. Guess it's a future of watching the toast so it doesn't burn now.
Nice that the lady wanted to enjoy this couple's love, I guess? But dang, not the best spot to admire the ceremony from.
I mean, going solar is definitely a step in the right direction, but it would be even better with a couple of dozen steps to the left before installing that panel.
But having to charge them at power points fueled by diesel generators kind of defeats the purpose.
Because if I wander into a restaurant that advertises all-day breakfast looking for French toast at 3:00 in the afternoon and can't get any, we're going to have some words.
Which begs the question: what exactly is school for again? Seems a bit counterproductive, no?
At least the box is indeed non-descript and not obviously party supplies โ apart from the ridiculously obvious note.
That's the sort of innovation that would be a great selling feature, don't you think?
This car had all four tires stolen, which makes it awfully difficult to move, so...yeah, parking ticket. Of course.
But does anybody actually believe this will work better than merely lowering the windows? And wouldn't it just increase the noise factor by about 1,000%?
I get it, you want to score political points against Venezuela, but don't you think it would be more effective to get things right first?
I assume it was packaged up and sent out by the incompetent teenager on The Simpsons, or someone who just learned something the hard way.
Sadly, this is probably on a bumper sticker somewhere, because, well, it's not wrong.
Although under the doormat is definitely a classic, you have to give them that.
And I will give the driver this: that's a convenient spot, close to the entrance and with unparalleled access to the cart return.
With these sorts of fails it can be hard to know whether the person is an idiot or a jerk. But we shame them anyway.
They didn't even leave enough space for the correctly parked person to get into their car.
I mean, it does seem like the least of her worries, but maybe someone should let her know that Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States and Puerto Ricans are American Citizens.
I'm amazed nobody tackled these girls on the spot, or at least forced their arms down. What were they thinking?
It's hard to say whether this is a case of a parent completely forgetting when their kid was born or a simple mistake when writing the date out, but either way...oof.
Though usually the harnesses are worn at the waist or hips and don't basically guarantee death upon falling.
One comment on the Reddit post said they think this image is from a safety video, so I'm going to choose to believe this is from the "What NOT to do" portion of said video.
This person is so excited to have discovered a thing called the library and just had to share it online. They're right about how awesome libraries are; it's just funny how they're so excited.
Especially when you're a male athlete.
Or, you know, you could not do drugs in the first place.
But if you didn't, you'd discover that 13-year-old Hailey is a bit confused.
It must have blown her mind when she got more retweets than the population of the Earth!
According to the person who shared the pic, there was a sign indicating that the spot was reserved for trash collectors. So the owner of this car thought they could just throw out the sign and no one would care.
So the neighborhood turned the car into a dumpster.
One star, but superlative description, then followed by enough periods to start to make you doubt the description again.
I see this all the time and I cannot fathom what possesses a person to waste their time answering questions clearly meant for people who have actually bought the product.
If you order an expensive laptop online, you assume that it's going to be put into another box both as an extra layer of protection from bumps and weather, and to not advertise to porch thieves.
Bring the food to the correct address, give to customer. How hard is that?
Not only was this driver at the wrong address, he just left the food on a random porch.
A single was 97ยข, and a six pack is now $2.50. The way the sign is displayed makes it seem like somebody doesn't know how clearance pricing works.
Because self-checkouts are not job creators, unless you count making customers do the cashier's job.
How do you even look at a cereal box and think this is the correct way to close it between servings?
It's not uncommon to see people lick out most of the frosting before completing the cookie, but to eat only the frosting and discard the cookies is sacrilege.
Just eat a can of frosting with a spoon if that's what you want.
Sure, maybe she just forgot to take the tags off, but for some reason I have some doubts.
