These perfectly timed photos will forever immortalize the moments before these people fell victim to the icy grip of FAIL.
FAILS
A the glories of printed news and entertainment. An industry on the slow decline towards its inevitable death, and some of these might just be part of the reason why.
Don't get me wrong, I love printed physical copies of things. I maintain that books aren't the same on an e-reader as they are printed. That tangible feeling of flipping through pages is an important part of the experience.
The same goes for video games. Before consoles were connected to the internet, games were the same as printed media in that they were a finished product. What you bought was what you got, glitches and all. There were no patches or anything or ways to update the game, like printed media, the game was just the way it was.
Anyways, I'm prattling like an old fart about things even before my time. Here are some hilarious editorial mistakes that I'm sure the publishers wish they could edit and take back. Which is why I'm glad I work on the internet. If I screw shit up I can just go back and fix it.
Mondays are the worst. You don't need me telling you. So sometimes, you just need to get that workday frustration out, and that's what we're here to do. Check out some of the best workplace fails, wins, and trolls money can buy.
Ah, the groggy-coated beginning of the week is here yet again. Full of the more unpleasant things in life, like the fact that a seemingly endless supply of coffees have yet to take effect as you feel the dusty gears of your mental motors just now doing away with the stubborn state of sleepiness. Take a breather, force a smile (or not, you do you), and try to lose yourself in the following prime displays of WINs and FAILs.
The Big Apple has many disgusting, garbage-infested streets that have just been taken over by the rats, but this isn’t one of them.
On Saturday afternoon, Laura Ingraham, a right-wing radio host, tweeted this picture of the cleanest street in New York City:
Where she might’ve gone wrong was finding both and impossibly clean street and no homeless people. This like posting a picture of a hamburger with the caption “This hot dog looks good.”
In case you were wondering, Laura Ingraham is also the woman who infamously made these interesting gestures at Republican National Convention:
Laura Ingraham very clearly did a quarter turn to the left and did a Nazi Salute. #NotJoking #RNCinCLE #RNC2016 pic.twitter.com/tiaA8BpxKK
— JasonHavey (@JasonHavey) July 21, 2016
The internet wasn’t just going to let her get away with this, though. Check out some of the best parodies of Ingraham’s tweet.
