There are a lot of people out there who try to get away with little mistakes here and there or enjoy hiding minuscule Easter eggs for people to find. These sorts of things can make the world infinitely more exciting…or irritating at times.
So, from bakers who tried duping their customers to individuals who thought they could steal half of a bathroom without anyone noticing, here are 20 times people assumed we weren’t paying attention, but we were!
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“My son turned 1 yesterday. This was the topper to his space-themed cake. Left is what we ordered, right is what we got.”
The one on the left looks like quite a cute astronaut, but the one on the right looks like an ice climber who has been lost for decades and ate their climbing partner.
“SOME OTHER STAT!”
The Today show are really smashing the coverage at the moment! I guess that this is a sort of “fill in your own information” sort of deal. It’s like they’re saying to you, “I don’t know, Google it yourself you lazy git!”
“My son got grounded last night. Found my work gloves like this this morning. Guess he’s still upset.”
I think that your son might be trying to send you a subtle message! This is some British-person level of passive aggressiveness!
“You know, just…stuff.”
I mean, it’s not wrong, but it’s just not helpful. If you need “stuff” you know where to come, unless it is the wrong sort of “stuff” that you are looking for, in which case you need the “other stuff” aisle.”
“You are NOT going to believe what happened while you were gone.”
Someone pointed out that this little fella might have just been trying to find the TV remote for their owner. In which case, this is actually pretty sweet!
“They’re not the type of professionals that I would want in my pool!”
If you hire these guys, then expect nothing else than crappy workmanship! Get it? Because it looks like it says something other than “pool”? Genius, I know.
“This Was In A Friend’s Wedding Goodie Bag.”
It must have been one hell of a messy proposal. I hope that he did not propose on the top of the Eiffel Tower. Pray for those poor people stood at the bottom if so.
“When you can’t find a big mac.”
I knew a man once called Big MacDougal, he was a terrifying individual if nothing else. I wonder what is on this beast? Probably very little except for a thin patty and a hint of relish I’d wager.
“The back of a frozen pizza box.”
I wonder what pepperoni would say if you could overhear them. I am imagining that they would say something along the lines of, “Jesus Christ mate, it’s getting pretty damn hot in here!” Or just, “Aaaarrrrggghhh!”
“The is food…?”
Actually, you can read this in a way that is a little worse, as someone else pointed out, “I think you’re missing the paw print in the heart. It represents a pet. ‘Home is where the pet is food.'”
“Saddest food ever…”
This must be the only place that manages to make a sadder burger than Burger King, something which I never thought was possible. Someone call “The King” and tell him that his depressing burgers have been out depressed!
“Well that certainly escalated quickly…”
If this is the case then you would expect all music teachers to look like Gollum. Although, maybe they do look like Gollum but they are all wearing wigs and tonnes of makeup all of the time? *X-Files music plays…
“Slide-1, Spine-0.”
The trick with most waterslides is to make sure that you actually land in the water, not smashing your back on the edge of the damn pool. That is kind of integral to the whole idea of water slides.
“High school bathrooms are already wild enough.”
So, did the person who designed this just think that no one would notice that half of the wall is missing?! Maybe they were trying to save money on materials?
“Rest in peace?”
Did Mr. Bean pay for this bench to be put up? Or, maybe this person has died and they wanted to put this bench up as a way to make people think that they are still alive and kicking!
“A bear is a bear, right?”
Right, okay, I need to clarify already that it has already been pointed out to me that koalas are not bears but are in fact marsupials. And yet, I’m going to leave the “bear is a bear” comment to annoy a few people, you’re welcome.
“A fun game I like to play at work. I call it chip roulette.”
Well, I will never dip my hand into a mysterious bowl of Doritos ever again, that is for sure! Although, those ghost pepper chips sound quite nice…he said, from the safe place of having never eaten one.
“Brand new sidewalk. Interestingly legible in spite of itself.”
How did they even manage this without realising what they had done halfway through? I know what it says, but I feel as though my brain should be struggling more to read it.
That Kind Of Defeats The Purpose Of Putting A Ramp In In The First Place…
Unless someone in a wheelchair is prepared to drift around that tight bend on one wheel then I do not see how this helps in any way?
“Close enough!”
This sort of mixup is more common that you may think as someone else added, “During the pandemic I remember ordering forks from Walmart and f****** got plates!!! They gave us plates instead of forks.”
