No one ever said that every decision we make has to make sense. As long as we feel good about it, it can be as wild as we like!
However, that also opens up the doors to others judging us for said decision, kind of like we're doing to the people on this list. Hey, they were the ones that made the baffling decisions, we've earned the right to critique them!
I suppose the batteries rusting was the best-case scenario here. It still sucks, but better than someone getting electrocuted!
On what planet is this even remotely acceptable? It hurts to look at, I can't take it anymore, destroy it immediately!
Ah, if only I could paint over the problems in my life and pretend they simply weren't there.
This is a true 'pictures taken moments before disaster' shot, that plastic step ladder looks like it's about to snap.
To cause eternal pain and suffering for those who gaze upon this image. We are all now cursed.
I can't decide which decision is more baffling, the kid's decision to climb up there, or the parents' decision to let him do it.
There's no way that this was cheaper or easier than just buying lamps with chargers in them. Who did they get to do this?
Don't define yourself by what you're not, define yourself by what you are! Paper. You're a paper cup.
Don't believe everything that you see, especially if that thing is a helicopter, apparently.
They know they're destroying all their stuff but still do it anyway. That's a chaotic lifestyle, they're probably not afraid of anything.
If your emergency is deemed worthy, the key-holder goblin will drop from the ceiling and grant you escape, but only after you answer its riddles three...
It is! You buy it pre-dirtied so you can experience the joy of cleaning it with the soap it'll be holding.
The opposite of the last product, this one has fake stains on it so they won't have to wash the real ones, it's a real time-saver.
Y'know what, at least they put the cart back at all. It's close enough to being right that it's acceptable.
They didn't want to risk any cross-carrot contamination! Who knows where each of these individual vegetables have been...
The only baffling decision here is why they let a guy who seemingly hates cyclists design a bike lane!
If they're sitting there waiting for their phones to charge, they'll be able to spot any nearby fires, duh!
Some things are better left unanswered. Unanswered, forgotten about, and thrown away immediately so you don't need to face it any longer.
This sounds like a truly terrifying, yet very tasty, sequel to The Day Of The Triffids. It nourishes even as it horrifies!
I feel as though the donkey is thinking, "Just one more twig hits me on the head and I'm bloody running."
They're really aiming to add insult to injury at this cemetery by making you trip on your way in.
Why would they ever make this in this way? Was the designer just a really big fan of Tetris? Or just a sadist with a flair for cabinetry?
This is the perfect decor if you want people to get headaches and vomit whenever they come into your house!
"Can we just have both signs?"
"I guess...do you want them separated?"
"No, just put them over each other!"
This is the perfect aisle for ghost-hunting, tech-savvy, priests. Next one over is for aeronautical bakers.
One person did point out, "I know I would've [drank them all] before getting up on that thing!"
Is the strange part the fact that they are missing the second slice of bread on top? I'm so confused. But you have at admit, the "sandwich" is aptly named, at least.
More who than are a gym you? More who are than a gym you? More than a gym who are you?
"So it says here that you were a burglar?"
"Yep."
"Well, fortunately, that profession has a lot of transferable skills!"
Nobody should have the spare time available in their life to commit to this kind of self-torture!
