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#2

Was Looking For A Budget Mattress When I Saw This...

Final score:

530points

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Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

1. Shouldn't have used fiberglass filler, and 2. State on the label WHY you shouldn't remove the cover.

326points

One of the subreddit's moderators told Bored Panda they would describe it as "light-hearted."

"Dangerous staircase designs are by far our biggest collection of content, so much so that I've had to make a rule so they can only be posted once per week," the person who chose to remain anonymous said.

"Being a non-specific image subreddit, I wouldn't say there's much of a 'community' in the traditional sense," they explained. "However, there are plenty of users who are dedicated to helping me and the other mods manage this subreddit and keep it of a higher quality than most subreddits with over 100K subscribers."

#3

Similar Design, One Can Kill And One Tastes Good

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Knowing me I'd ignore them both and accidentally drink something else...

127points

#4

Guess It’s Back To Good Ol’ Drunk Driving

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Iron ass 3 years ago

But... What do you do if your drunk then???

179points

According to the law firm Carr & Carr, many products can be dangerous if the consumers dismiss their warnings and use the items incorrectly. Just consider the cleaning products available at your grocery store or the power tools you use for lawn maintenance.

"[But] when it comes to product liability lawsuits in which consumers seek compensation for harm caused by a particular product, one of the key factors is proving whether the product in question is unreasonably dangerous," Carr & Carr write on their website.

"Since there's no way to anticipate every way in which a consumer might interact with a product, it’s impossible to design and manufacture a product that is entirely free from risk. However, consumers have a right to expect that a given product is safe when used as directed for its intended purpose," Carr & Carr explain.

#5

May Have Been Posted Before But This Is Pure Insanity

Final score:

470points

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Aeon Flux 3 years ago

Wow, cynical, menacing, and impractical all in one!

288points

#6

Hmm?

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467points

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Johanna 3 years ago

This is so unpractical! Such a waste of space!

195points

An unreasonably dangerous product is one that poses greater risks than an ordinary user might reasonably expect when using the product as intended. "This definition makes a distinction between products that are dangerous—such as drain cleaners or chainsaws—and those that pose threats beyond their intended purpose."

"In general, drain cleaners and chainsaws are not unreasonably dangerous because most come with detailed instructions for the proper use and warnings about their risks. The unreasonable danger in product liability cases is characterized by a flaw in the product's design, manufacture or marketing," Carr & Carr note.

So which of these pictures do you think feature unreasonably dangerous designs? Upvote them and let's see!

#7

Children’s Playground In 1912

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453points

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Lilly Rose Poppy 3 years ago

OMG THERE IS A KID FALLING IN THE LEFT! HOLY CRAP!

281points

#8

Seems Legit...

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434points

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Samantha PandaNotBored 3 years ago

Please don’t tell me, that’s people there ready to use it 😳🙆🏼‍♀️

127points

#9

Staircase Beautified With Loose Boulders And A Broken Pelvis

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Saint Thomas 3 years ago (edited)

This one seemed so over the top I did a little reverse image search : it's an art installation by French artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot. It's called "Chorégraphie". - https://slash-paris.com/critiques/celeste-boursier-mougenot-a-la-galerie-xippas

141points

#10

We’ll See

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Fuking nasty

209points

#11

Branding Is Everything

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Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

And the tagline... 😱

146points

#12

Almost Did It, Too

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

Some people just want to see the world burn

222points

#13

Bruh

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

I don't see a problem here... this is perfect, if you can't get into and out of the garage, you don't deserve to drive

115points

#14

This Hair Bleach...

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Iron ass 3 years ago

WHY

249points

#15

Couldn’t Get A Good Seat? Risk Your Life Trying To Watch The Game!

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Noooo

136points

#16

I Love My Country, But Sometimes...

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Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

**zzzt**

142points

#17

Sorry, Wheelchair Users!

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391points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Looks like something kids would play on

151points

#18

This 1930s Design Let You Hang Your Baby Over The Side Of A Building In A Cage

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Oh yes genius

147points

Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago

Fresh Air, they did not know about pollution then, was quite safe I understand

23points

Aaron Kara 3 years ago

I mean, there is a blanket. And the view is probably great.

33points

Kiss Army Premium 3 years ago

Hey! I haven't seen you in a while... Your comments always make me smile!! :-)

0points

Jerry Conaway 3 years ago

There used to be a time when we were a lot more hard-core than we are today.

31points

Gosia Buczek 3 years ago

If well made, I believe it could be safe...

29points

Deborah B 3 years ago

I think during lockdown, there were probrably a lot of parents wishing this was still an acceptable option. "I was not 'Locking my annoying toddler in a cage hung from the side of the building!' He was getting fresh air and vitamin D in a safe, secure, and socially acceptable baby-balcony."

20points

Casey Burns 3 years ago

That's grandpa David. They always said he fell for my grandma.....

17points

Sum Guy 3 years ago

That's nice... have your child get some air and get used to heights at the same time

13points

the annoying theatre kid 3 years ago

we read about this in history class in seventh grade. they needed more space and wanted to give their kids fresh air. the great depression made people crazy, but i don't blame them.

11points

Chyppa Homer 3 years ago

What ? You have to have a cage if you don't want the vultures to take off with your kids :D. Btw, wonder if any of those kids developed vertigo later in life ?

11points

Andy Acceber 3 years ago

I've seen catios, but this is my first time seeing a kidio.

9points

Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago

I Back in my day, we used to put our babies in cages ten stories above the ground. It put hair on their wee chests and gave them a good dose of early character building. Babies nowadays are pure sissies. (What my great grandfather would have likely said if he was alive today).

9points

LAWLAWLAW 3 years ago

Well it's better than the cellar

9points

Scagsy 3 years ago

Can we make these standard in restaurants?

8points

Mazer 3 years ago

Stopped working when placed in windows of London, where the outdoors healthy air quality air was deadly

6points

Daria Z 3 years ago

I saw it used for a cat.

5points

Judith Wilson 3 years ago

not the same thing - same idea

0points

Panda with heart 3 years ago

Need one for sassy teens

3points

Franc Esca 3 years ago

These were really popular at the time!! It was considered one of the best ways a baby could get fresh air

3points

Ronald Nye 3 years ago

I had built something similar for pet iguana to get sun bath. Worked great for a lizard.

2points

tuzdayschild 3 years ago

How is this different than a balcony? The baby is completely protected from falling on all sides. If it's built to code and safe, this is ok.

2points

Hilary Anderson 3 years ago

They predated codes - but it was a way to give vit D and prevent rickets. Few people had a garden or a safe place to leave children.

1point

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

I don't even ike seeing these for cats/dogs....

2points

Jackie 3 years ago

NO! *rescues baby*

2points

Suzanne Slifer 3 years ago (edited)

Well it can't be much worse ... oh hold on yes it can instead of the baby just falling out a window on to the below and being splattered the baby would fall inside the cage and have it's body mangled and twisted with the wire from this mid-evil contraption . Instead of these being called Iron-Maidens these would be called Iron-Infants .

1point

Kjersti Valberg 3 years ago

It was to give them fresh air

1point

Yort 3 years ago

There’s a different picture, a modern one, that’s the exact same concept except with dogs that has been posted on this website to lots of praise.

1point

miss demeanour 3 years ago

No wonder this kid looks 2 going on 30.

1point

Michelle M 3 years ago

"Honey, the baby just fell from the cage." Honey : "I know what you're thinking babe, but I did not buy the cage specifically for that purpose."

1point

Jim Day 3 years ago

These were very common at the time.

1point

Fonzie Bulldog 3 years ago

Fresh air never killed anyone ... maybe.

1point

Kevin Camp 3 years ago

Very early air conditioning

1point

Its Me 2 years ago

Coming soon: “It’s rainin’ babies

0points

Cat Maglev 2 years ago

this is not funny

0points

Shirley Heyn 3 years ago

Well, I have heard fresh air is good for kids. . .

0points

Problem Child 3 years ago

Baby status: dead

0points

catherine todd 3 years ago

To let the baby get some fresh air, living in a cramped dirty smelly apartment building in the '30's??? Unbelievable. But remember, people used to be able to MAIL their babies to other relatives and the postman would pick the child up with a stamp on it's head and send it to "Auntie so-and-so... and baby arrived unharmed!

0points

Serenasun321 3 years ago

Fresh air! It does the body good!!

0points

Tracy Wolfe 3 years ago

Now just for cats.

0points

Mónica Elisabeth Sacco 3 years ago

Insane

0points

Matthew Rasanen 3 years ago

That's how to train future rock climbers to not be afraid of heights.

0points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago (edited)

This picture makes me so uneasy.

0points

Lisa Tetlow 3 years ago

That's one way to raise a future circus performer.

0points

Gloria J Williams 3 years ago

He wanted to go out, so I let him hang out for a while.

0points

Daryl Lemans 3 years ago

Heres the problem, baby needs to go outdoors that looks like a 8 or 10 story apartment without elevators. You know what? Dad is ingenious. He builds a cage outside the window and you put the babay in the cage and he gets plenty of air and sunlight and the little woman saves the back strain of walking upo and down the stairs with that big ole baby. Let's give the builder a round of applause

0points

Luuta 3 years ago

Just needs a cat flap

0points

Paige Garberding 3 years ago

Precursor to the useless balcony.

0points

Ashley Wright 3 years ago

Astonishing!

0points

Susan Mercurio 3 years ago

Catio... Oh, wait, baby-o. Or rock-a-bye baby...

0points

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 3 years ago

babies need fresh air and sun

0points

Mavis Garland 3 years ago

Anything for Fresh air and sunshine...

0points

JD Lee 3 years ago

What could possibly go wrong, aside from the kid falling out of the window into the house & onto the floor, I mean...?

0points

backatya 3 years ago

PTSD

0points

HammerzToe 3 years ago

He's lookin for the STUPID sign too.....

0points

Eunice Bentley 3 years ago

a securely fastened baby patio.

0points

Jeff Lefavor 3 years ago

I love this one.

0points

mr. cheeto chester 3 years ago

oh gawd im scared

0points

Rosemary Baxter 3 years ago

It doesn’t bear thinking about!

0points

Karyn Wylie Korhorn 3 years ago

Catio for your baby.

0points

Kelly Hartle 3 years ago

The idea was that it was healthy for babies to get fresh air. The four story drop kind of outweighed the healthiness, though.

0points

Eloise 3 years ago

Necessity to prevent rickets

0points

Kim Lorton 3 years ago

So baby could get fresh air! Hahahahaha... very dumb

0points

TexasWoman 3 years ago

To get fresh air.

0points

gracefullikeagazelle 3 years ago

It's okay. Baby has a parachute strapped to his back. You know. Just in case..

0points

Mari Bryant 3 years ago

Between this and the playground equipment, it's clear kids back then were made of a rougher stuff.

0points

Whitney Anderson 3 years ago

Ahh yes amazing design by the one and only, dumbest person alive

0points

Slune 3 years ago

Umm....actually I never planed to have a child....

0points

Trent Hanson 3 years ago

Crows be like mmm yes a treat

0points

phoenix 3 years ago

a series of unfortunate events type beat

0points

Kim Bush 3 years ago

Let's hope the building has good maintenance...

0points

Jo87 3 years ago (edited)

This was very common at the time as it was believed to be good for the babies. It gave them access to fresh air instead of being stuck inside the apartment 80% of the time. Nevermind the pollution and height risks.

0points

Tricia Baughman 3 years ago

To answer many of the questions posted below, these were designed to solve a specific problem. At the time, many people in large cities lived in "high rise" apartment buildings with no elevators. Imagine being a typical stay-at-home mom with 3 or 4 kids. You live in an 8th floor walk-up apartment in New York. It's a stifling hot summer day without even the slightest breeze flowing through the apartment. Managing the kids on the stairs is disastrous. They get tired after just a few flights and you only have so many arms to carry them. Your newborn son is finally down for a nap, your toddler daughter is hot and restless and your 3 year old is in no mood to entertain her sister! And you're at your wits end! That's where this "cage" comes in. It is built with quality materials and designed with the utmost care to keep a child safe. Now you can sit your toddler in the window seat where she can enjoy both the health benefits from the sun and the cool breezes at the same time! She has n

0points

Queen T 3 years ago

Quickest way to make your kid afraid of heights

0points

Alex Hamilton 3 years ago

At least he looks well fed.

0points

Grazer-1 3 years ago

Does it come in adult sizes...? Just, uh, asking...

0points

Zeke Henry 3 years ago

cats do this now

0points

The weird one! 3 years ago

i dont like that thats anxiety

0points

A Confused Person 3 years ago

I- the kid looks so scared.

0points

TimesNewLogan 3 years ago

I think Eleanor Roosevelt had one of these for her kids.

0points

Sandy Kavanaugh 3 years ago

I've read about those!

0points

W McDonald 3 years ago

Catio?

0points

Bubbles 3 years ago

Let the baby hang there just right before her death

0points

Mona 3 years ago

Ong

0points

Duncan 3 years ago

My daughter would love this!

0points

alwaysMispelled 3 years ago

I've seen this before. Now they make things like this for cats... but the baby in this pic def weighs more than a cat. Yikes!

0points

Zillyboy 3 years ago

better than sleeping inside in NYC without AC.

0points

judy baker 3 years ago

Whoever came up with this must have strained every muscle in their head plotting such a stupid idea.

0points

Laura Nicole 3 years ago

Needs snacks

0points

SlapShot16 3 years ago

* says sarcastically* " Oh yes just what we need!.... A BABY DIEING AND FALLING ON SOMEONES HEAD

0points

MiaOokami 3 years ago

Hi, uh... yeah, quick question... WHY DOES THIS EXIST?

0points

BAN CAPITAL LETTERS 3 years ago

ok but why

0points

Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

So…..not a battery farmed baby then.

0points

Guido Pisano 3 years ago

nopenopenope

0points

DIANA REYES 3 years ago

😤

0points

panda_legerdemain 3 years ago

I read a story which said there had been incidence where babies fell from it

0points

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François Carré 3 years ago

Don't you judge, it was a tough time. 1930's crisis, people were hungry and had to find a way to reduce the number of mouths to feed.

0points

An Co 3 years ago

Poor execution, not poor idea. Lots of buildings have Bay windows or garden windows.

0points

Les Izmore 3 years ago

Future mountain climber. No fear of exposure

0points

Clearly sunny 3 years ago

😂😂😂😂 this is so terrible!!

0points

the warner sister 3 years ago

WHY!? Just WHY?

0points

Krazy Onion (KJ) 3 years ago

Please tell me this is illegal now?

0points

Emixx 3 years ago

Seems like a good idea...Until gravity decides to exist..

0points

Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

Is this to entertain or to punish? Poor kid!

0points

Imheresometimes 3 years ago

9/10 would not recommend. The last 1/10 are psychos and people getting $2 per hour producing them for the psychos

-1point

Scorpion (Hanzo Hasashi) 3 years ago

Tv ad: So you need to cane your kid but you lost your cane just follow these steps to make sure your child will respect you

-1point

glowworm2 3 years ago

That is one brutal time out!

-1point

Hugo A-niro 3 years ago (edited)

I heard of this. it was very stupid how could they not see it?

-1point

Samantha PandaNotBored 3 years ago

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Monday 3 years ago

Not sure where you got your information from, because it's not true. There are balconies in China, and some may resemble cages because of safety railings that adults often use for gardening, but there are no baby cages.

7points

#19

Almost Pulled A Michael Scott While Delivering Groceries Today

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385points

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Johanna 3 years ago

This is somewhat cool.

370points

#20

This 1955 Device For Smoking A Whole Packet Of Cigarettes At Once

Final score:

371points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

wHY-

199points

#21

I Mean The Potential Is There

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368points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Oh

79points

#22

Warning Label Inside A Helmet I Received When We Rented 4-Wheelers

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365points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

Report the renters

273points

#23

The Cannonball Loop Waterslide, A Slide So Dangerous It Was Shutdown Almost Immediately After Opening

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360points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Not surprised

148points

#24

Every Chair In This Resort Fits Through The Deck, And The Majority Of People Who Stay Here Are Seniors

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354points

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Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

Instead of Whack-A-Mole, we play Dump-A-Senior.

345points

#25

Step Out Of A Bathtub Down A Flight Of Stairs, Anyone?

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345points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Seen quite a few if these sadly

90points

#26

This Architect Accidentally Built A Death Ray That Melts Cars And Fries Eggs... Again

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344points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Quick macular degeneration

85points

#27

This Will Probably Work Out Just Fine For Bicycles...

Final score:

344points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Evil or genius, depending on the curtesy of the bike rider

79points

#28

In The 1930s You Could Buy Artificial Snow Made Out Of 100% Asbestos

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341points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

Humans didn't know better back then... asbestos was the perfect material. It didn't burn

195points

#29

Get A Bone Broken Every Time You Slide Down

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325points

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Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

Unless some poor kid is walking underneath.

159points

#30

Poor Guy

Final score:

322points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

Now I'm worried about all the buildings I've been in... is this something that is in every building?

129points

#31

On The Floor Of Doctor's Office. If You Trip On It, You're In The Right Place

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316points

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Dorothy Parker 3 years ago (edited)

I'd love it mixed in with plants where people don't step.

189points

#32

It Looks Nice Sure, But I Didn’t Even Know That Was A Real Extinguisher

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316points

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Demi Zwaan 3 years ago

Yeah, totally illegal. Fire extinguisher are never allowed to be part of the decor, they need to stand out, however ugly that is.

256points

#33

That's How I Broke My Leg

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311points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

I think that would Break me as well

80points

#34

Food Aid Packages And Cluster Bombs, Both Dropped On Afghanistan In 2001

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Aski Markup 3 years ago

Sick f***s. Cluster bombs are one of the most disgusting things used and they used them. On civilians without a care in the world.

257points

#35

That Would Explain Why My Ankle Hurts

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306points

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Jo Johannsen 3 years ago

Not for use as object it appears to be is apparently a trend in China-manufactured goods?

187points

#36

It’s Fine, Nothing To Worry About

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297points

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Lekha 3 years ago

Why though

107points

#37

Leaving Your Child In The Car Here

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Anne Marieke Fransen 3 years ago

I really love domotica :-)

27points

#38

Dangerous-Design

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Lilly Rose Poppy 3 years ago

Maybe it's a freckle but you can see the little dot on her hand

147points

#39

Time For A Nice Refreshing Drink Of... Oh

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285points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

DONT DRINK IT

73points

#40

Dear God...

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285points

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Jyri Hakola 3 years ago

Good ol Kai Tak approach

100points

#41

Not Sure If Its Dangerous But I Think It Is

Final score:

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Hmm i mean if you insist

98points

#42

Does This Count

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273points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago

It's like one of those annoying clicker balls that are in every office. Only this one doesn't click, just scream.

229points

#43

Not A Fan Of That Projector

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

What came first, the fan or the projector

158points

#44

This Bike Track In Zagreb, Croatia

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Iron ass 3 years ago

For... Jumps?

86points

#45

You Cant Quite See But Right Above It There Is A Wall

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256points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

For kids with dwarfism only

85points

#46

Go Ahead, Spend The Taxpayers’ Dollars On A “Decorative Circle” In The Middle Of An Intersection. What Could Go Wrong?

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252points

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James016 3 years ago

Well done genius. Great job

90points

#47

I Love The New No Stop Exit They Put Up At Our Corner Gas Station, You Don't Even Have To Stop To Exit

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245points

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Everything AGR 3 years ago

makes perfect sense...

48points

#48

God Forbid You Have A Baby Or A Little Dog

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Or me for that matter...

134points

#49

This Train Track

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Please tell me it's not operational

153points

#50

This Warm Tent

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Oh how brilliant, no flaws here

122points

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#51

These Obstacles Are Almost Invisible On The Bike Lane

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Ryan Deschanel 3 years ago

Which obstacles do you... oh, the balls... I see them now...

4points

#52

Uhh Yea

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Note taken, i hope you don't have kids

35points

#53

This Spike In My Shower Just Waiting To Catch Me Slipping

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Helpful

26points

#54

Grandma’s Last Ride

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Oofers

18points

#55

“Swallow”

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Kira Okah 3 years ago

Given that just inhaling the fumes of naphthalene balls (mothballs or toilet balls) counts as toxic exposure, naphthalene balls in pretty shapes that kids could eat should be downright illegal (naphthalene mothballs I know are completely illegal here for their toxicity).

47points

#56

I Think We’ve Hit A Wall Here Guys

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Priscilla Reshell 3 years ago

wat even?

22points

#57

Found This

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Shitttt

32points

#58

Wheelchair X-Games?

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61points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

Because filling the gap with concrete would eat a chunk out of the mayor's travelling budget.

27points

#59

Don't Leave Your Purse Unattended With Your Kids...

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Dorothy Parker 3 years ago

Kids nothing. I'd try to eat these.

43points

#60

Soap That Looks Like Apple Sauce

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Yum yum

23points

#61

Hope You Aren’t Diabetic

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58points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

This is why you read the ingredients

41points

#62

Find The Shower

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55points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

WAIT WHERE IS THE SHOWER

26points

#63

Oh No

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55points

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Aeon Flux 3 years ago

Does this count as a Stairway to Heaven?

38points

#64

This Handicapped Ramp With Jump At The End

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55points

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Katie Fink 3 years ago

Erosion is a bitch

73points

#65

Razor Thing Brake Lights On The 5n. Extremely Difficult To See In Broad Daylight

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

That car is not standard... design guidelines do not allow brake, indicators and reverse lights to be on a panel that moves like a tailgate.

60points

#66

Stocking Juice Next To Dishwasher Detergent At Walmart

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54points

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Bill 3 years ago

Just Fabulouso

12points

#67

Let's Put That In The Middle Of The Sidewalk...

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54points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Perfection

22points

#68

Park At Your Own Risk. Explain Spontaneous Combustion To Your Insurance Company

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53points

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Jim Day 3 years ago

New idea as far as "No Parking, Fire Zone"

3points

#69

Stairwell In A Hotel I Stayed In

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Iron ass 3 years ago

Seen this one actually

16points

#70

For $25 You Can Turn Your Yard Into A Death Trap... Don’t Trip

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Iffydust 3 years ago

That will teach them neigborhood kids to play ball on my lawn.

48points

#71

Lactose Intolerance

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Kira Okah 3 years ago (edited)

FFS, this one AGAIN? "Non-dairy" is NOT a regulated term and can be slapped on anything. This stuff is made for people with lactose intolerance, and there is no lactose in it. It does however contain caesin, clearly stated, which comes from milk. Caesin is a milk protein - it will not make lactose intolerant people sick but it will make milk protein allergy sufferers sick. Because "non-dairy" is not regulated, it is advised that people with or who care for someone with a milk allergy to avoid anything labelled "non-dairy". This label is not illegal, and as that is a problem then that needs to be brought up with the guv to regulate the label. This is the creamer version of having "natural" on artificial products - it's not regulated.

48points

#72

I’m 6 Feet Tall And This High Voltage Line That Is Almost Invisible At Night Was Getting Closer And Closer To My Head

Final score:

50points

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Lilly Rose Poppy 3 years ago

I couldn't see their head cause they marked it out and thought they were decapitated

67points

#73

Imagine Trying To Turn The Radio Up And You End Up Going Backwards On The Highway...

Final score:

49points

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Adam C 3 years ago

Most likly the car need to be standing still to shift gear.

23points

#74

Is Your Shower Wiring Up To Code? No? Yeah, We Didn’t Think So

Final score:

49points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

Ah... I knew we'd see the famous suicide shower soon. It's actually safer than it looks

28points

#75

Super Fruity... Kneadable Erasers. Each One Has A Different Fruit Smell. Sold At Elementary School Book Fair

Final score:

46points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

When i was in elementary school i probably would have ate them

37points

#76

This New Candy!

Final score:

45points

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Iron ass 3 years ago

At first im like, wait whats wrong? And then i see hard wax beans... wtf

36points

#77

Let’s Blow Water Into The Socket!

Final score:

42points

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Bill 3 years ago

Where is the GFCI?

19points

#78

I See No Problem

Final score:

41points

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Jyri Hakola 3 years ago

Kind of cute. Not neccessary practical. And those are just a honeybees. IF the glass is broken, the mess would we stil way more manageable that a similar failure with a 600 litres aquarium.

75points