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#2

Coworker decided to boil her sausages (her lunch) in the office's electric kettle, therefore causing it to overflow, to leak on the electrical outlet and to cause a blackout for our whole entire floor (150 people). Not to mention the murder / baptism (?) of our brand new carpet.

Final score:

170points

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Parmeisan 5 years ago

Alright, you get an upvote for "murder slash baptism".

115points

#3

I was doing a internship in a small office and the engineer (yeah he is engineer) needed to take out the trash from the trash bin (it had a plastic bag with the trash) . He open a new plastic bag (I though it was to replace the old full one) and asked my help to hold it while he threw all the trash from the bin to the new plastic bag instead of just take the trash from the old plastic bag and replace for the new one. I was so confused...

Cricse Report

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154points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

He certainly worked harder and not smarter.

108points

InspirationlessHuman Report

#4

I did not witness it but my grandma had used a vibrator as a massaging stick for her back pain because the box had stated 'massage stick'. The way we found out was hilarious though.

When we visited her one day she started telling how she went to the shop where she bought her massage stick and asked the boy to change the batteries. She did not understand why the boy had refused and why he acted weird. Then she asked my mom if she could change the batteries and gave my mom the vibrator. I still feel sorry for the kid behind the counter at the shop.

Final score:

153points

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Kaisu 5 years ago

I mean, the Hitachi magic wand (which is nowadays used as a vibrator) was originally meant to be used to alleviate sore muscles in the neck and such in the 60s, but women who bought them used them for completely different things

84points

#5

Walked into my sister's room and she had maxi pads laying everywhere with Barbie's on top. She's like, look at all these Barbie sleeping bags I found.

Talulahly Report

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146points

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Valerie Lessard 5 years ago

Hah, cute

42points

#6

I caught a friend of mine rubbing one of the antibacterial hand wipes from KFC all over his friends chicken. The little packet said 'a hint of lemon' on it, and he thought that he was meant to flavour the chicken with it...

Azzahc Report

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144points

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varwenea 5 years ago

The chicken will taste like chemicals and/or detergents?

48points

#7

Using my fabric shears to cut wire and plastic packaging. And now he's butthurt that my new fabric shears have a padlock through the handles.

fire_thorn Report

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140points

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Magpie 5 years ago

Fabric shears can be expensive!

83points

#8

When I was a kid, my mother used a pasta spoon to clean the cat litter box. I thought this was normal because it was the only way I'd ever seen it used. Then, years after our cat died, I was eating dinner at a friend's house when the mom grabbed the same kind of utensil to serve spaghetti. I freaked out and shouted "why are you serving food with a poop scoop?!" They were so confused and I couldn't eat my dinner because I was so disturbed.

lyleeleigh Report

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139points

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Kaisu 5 years ago

Did you never have pasta in your house then?

71points

#9

I caught a roommate cleaning our bathroom counter top with the toilet brush.

He's a doctor now.

missmysub Report

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135points

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Nash Nopper 5 years ago

ewwww

62points

#10

Man, I threw a major fit when I saw a visiting relative get my $100 chefs knife to screw a screw.

What's the big deal? - he asked. Well... if you gotta ask...

intrikat Report

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134points

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kathryn stretton 5 years ago

Ye. Get this. Been married twice, and both husbands twisted the sharp pointy ends of ALL my best sharp kitchen knives. I know I am not alone here. We did have toolkits, but they had to go to the shed. ALL THE WAY TO THE SHED. Lol. Memories eh?

74points

#11

My wife once watched a girl at work stick a ball of aluminum into a microwave with her instant ramen during a break. She said, "the Sparks are just because it's heating up faster," as if it were common knowledge.

Solohman Report

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132points

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Magpie 5 years ago

I am a terrrible cook! terrible. But I even know not to put *any* metal in microwave. And only put eggs without their shells in there.

51points

#12

My mom's coworker (or maybe even her ex boss) used the plastic page protectors for office binders in a wrong way. The page protectors have only one opening on top as everyone knows, but she would always turn them upside down and then used a billion of paperclips on the bottom to prevent papers from falling out.

tentacolina Report

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122points

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TC 5 years ago

Oh Lord....

52points

#13

Girlfriends brother using my $125 chef's knife to chop ice.

I did make a scene.

got rid of both.

phasefournow Report

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121points

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Martha Meyer 5 years ago

I'm imagining a gruesome kitchen knife murder now. Was this written from prison?

88points

#14

This was a story that a colleague told me that happened on the day I was off back in the day I used to work for a hotel.

Apparently some Chinese guests came to reception to complain that the microwave wasn't working. We didn't have microwaves in the room, so when coming to inspect the problem, she found out that they were trying to microwave a pizza... in the room's safe.

Limmmao Report

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117points

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razan youssef 5 years ago

reminds me of diary of a wimpy kid book

32points

#15

Using a microwave to dry clothes... There were flames

blendergremlin Report

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107points

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varwenea 5 years ago

Nowadays, microwave. Previously, it was using the oven to dry clothing. Same result.

30points

#16

Not really an everyday thing unless youre a tradesman, but ive seen wayyy too many people try to pound screws in with a hammer.

DarkoEnterprises Report

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103points

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StinkyMonkey 5 years ago

I once caught my sister trying to hammer a screw into a wall using a plastic hair brush.

74points

#17

My friends kid decided to make a grilled cheese sandwich with an iron on the couch. Burned a nice iron shaped hole in the couch. Kid was 15 at the time.

sourkeychain Report

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100points

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Kaisu 5 years ago

I'm failing to understand this, I need a better explanation. Are you saying that they put the sandwich on the couch and the iron on top? Why on earth would you do that on the couch of all the places?

71points

#18

When I was very young I used to think that you had to wedge your entire butt into the toilet seat when you have a s**t. Moment of learning came when we went on holiday somewhere and were exploring the house, I saw the toilet with a much smaller seat than ours and said "that's so small, how am I gonna fit in that to poop?" Needless to say it provided some enjoyment for my parents

Lozzar242 Report

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99points

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glowworm2 5 years ago

Okay, this one is just plain cute!

37points

#19

A friend of mine was a first generation migrant to my country and her parents had a dishwasher in their house, but due to never having had one in their home country, saw it as a wasteful appliance to use. So they stored clean pots and pans in it, just like another cabinet.

ymatak Report

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95points

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Emma B 5 years ago

My grandmother hated her dishwasher because it made so much noise, so she never used it and stored her clean pots and pans in it.

52points

#20

I used to live 2 doors down from the neighborhoods "crazy lady' and she would often vaccuum her grass after it was mowed.

blasphemicassault Report

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90points

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Cactuar Jon 5 years ago

Hey, if it works...

55points

#21

I didn't witness this, but I read it in a newspaper article a few years ago.

It was this article about life-hacks, and such, and basically what happened was, there was this "hack" going around about how, if you put your toaster on its side, slide in two slices of bread with cheese on top and toast them, you get toast and grilled cheese all at once.

Apparently, this lady tried it and the melting cheese set her toaster on fire. The whole thing went up and nearly burned her entire house down.

BunnyMan87 Report

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85points

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Kaisu 5 years ago

Also if you put the toaster on its side and don't watch it and take the toast manually out, then the toaster will shoot your toast out on the floor or something

56points

#22

My high school spanish teacher would use her computer’s disk tray as a shelf for her coffee mug

LoathsomeDeity Report

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81points

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Akucdota 5 years ago

Brilliant ;)

38points

#23

I once witnessed a dude washing out condoms and hanging them to dry.

Tkoile_fuzz Report

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80points

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Zenozenobee 5 years ago

I hope you told him this was dangerous for him and his partners

46points

#24

My dad's old boss asked a dishwasher at work to wash his car. One hour later the boss goes to look at his brand new BMW and the guy had used a pot scourer ( that metal thing used to clean stuff dunno if that's right word "

Needless to say my dad's boss screamed and that guy ran so far he was never seen again.

pixciegirl Report

Final score:

79points

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tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Some people just don't know how to say "no" with words, so they find other ways.

5points

#25

Saw a woman using an Oyster card (it’s a London bus pass the same size and material as a credit card) as a sort of spoon to eat a lasagna out of a Tupperware on the bus

ofeliaaa Report

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69points

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SanchaTheSeeker 5 years ago

Eeeeewwww!! I can't imagine the amount of germs on that card

47points

#26

I have a tiny computer that is extraordinarily powerful, fits in my hand, and has access to the sum total of all human knowledge since the dawn of time, and I use it to watch funny animal videos.

steeltooth_68 Report

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69points

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Suzi Gauthier 5 years ago

That's a line from a comedian, but he said we using it to watch funny cat videos & porn.

62points

#27

My wife routinely uses butter knives as flat screwdrivers. I once caught her using an ice cream scoop as a hammer. We've talked about it, I bought her tools. Now she keeps an old shitty butter knife in the back of the drawer for fast easy battery changes and uses a hammer as a hammer.

Rhinomeat Report

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66points

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Restless 5 years ago

butter knives work well

47points

#28

Used to work in a hotel as well. Several times we had Asian guests hang their clothes to dry from the fire sprinklers hanging from their room ceilings... this sets the sprinklers off and caused thousands of dollars of damage to multiple rooms each time it happened. One family was mad at US and wanted compensation for all their wet clothes and electronics. Maybe not applicable here, but we also had a foreign guest call 911 because they were out of tea bags in their room.

WhitBG Report

Final score:

66points

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Cactuar Jon 5 years ago

"we also had a foreign guest call 911 because they were out of tea bags in their room" - here in the UK, that's totally acceptable. But the question is... Did he get his tea bags???

60points

#29

When was the last time you put gloves inside the gloves box of your car?

boibraindeddd Report

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59points

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varwenea 5 years ago

My glove box had gloves right now.

38points

#30

One time I saw someone eat Cheetos with a fork. Does that count?

hiimgoldbug Report

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53points

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chi-wei shen 5 years ago

I eat many things with silverware to avoid getting dirty fingers, even though most people wouldn't do so, so why not cheetos?

38points

#31

Not sure if it counts but I've seen a person to use his phone to take a picture of a comment on his youtube video, take a screenshot of the picture, print it and use his webcamera to show the print of the comment in another youtube video, made solely to reply to said comment.

My brain still hurts

sapunec7854 Report

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24points

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Daria Z 5 years ago

So does mine now

16points

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#32

Using a microwave to "dry" a smartphone.

After running said smartphone under tap water to clean it (this was like 7 years ago, I dont think the phone was waterproof).

Person who did this was good academically but had no common sense whatsoever it baffled me

olucolucolucoluc Report

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20points

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Martha Meyer 5 years ago

Cleaning with water can work if it's not turned on until it's completely dried again (and the battery is removed beforehand). I've seen people do this sucessfully with desktop computers. Microwaving however... no chance of survival.

5points

#33

I've seen quite a few times people re-dip knives as spoons in a Nutella jar and obviously lick it. It always grosses me out and once I see it I start refusing invitations for meals.Not that uncommon but utterly yucky!

Final score:

19points

Isabel Alves

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Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 5 years ago

i ate several times at a friends house, she puts her dishes down for the dog to lick. i can handle that, but the day i saw her putting them back into the cabinate , telling me the dog had cleaned them. was the last day i ever ate there....you have GOT to be kidding??!!

13points

#34

Once while camping I witnessed a family getting set up. Connect a hose to their car tail pipe and fill up their air mattress with the exhaust.

tkddude100 Report

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17points

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CrunChewy McSandybutt 5 years ago

I'm extremely curious how quickly it filled the mattress.

11points

#35

Little brother tried to microwave a spoon so it would be warm enough to cut through the ice cream.

TheBotOCE Report

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17points

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Suzi Gauthier 5 years ago

Warm water works better.

11points

#36

We have a concrete putty knife at work that is used to cut brownies with.

I hear that blade scream in pain with every chop.

I hear you blade, and I feel your pain.

...

I've secretly used it to do some minor sheetrock work, so it remembers what it was intended for.

alabasterwilliams Report

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15points

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Sean Reynolds 5 years ago

someone's gonna have a strange tasting brownie one day

9points

#37

My stationary / exercise bike makes a wonderful place to hang clothes ( on hangers) to dry.

Final score:

15points

Magpie

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Croline Lason 5 years ago

Same with the treadmill here 😉

8points

#38

Roommates in college used laundry pods in the dishwasher for like a week? I handwashed my dishes, so it did not affect me. They only noticed because I asked why they always left their laundry pods on the kitchen counter.

Wikrin Report

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14points

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Martha Meyer 5 years ago

I think the ingredients in those two products are probably not so radically different. The laundry pods must be less aggressive though, so I wonder whether they actually cleaned dirty plates?

7points

#39

We had a housemate who used to get home very drunk and try and cook himself elaborate meals, which always resulted in a lot of mess and noise. To combat this I turned the oven and electrical sockets in the kitchen off when he went out one night. Foolproof

The fool cooked himself steak in the living room with our clothes iron at 3am.

MarzipanTravolta Report

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14points

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Sean Reynolds 5 years ago

where there is a will there is a way, especially with fools

15points

#40

My best friend uses scissors to cut his pizza. I always imagine Italians screaming when he does that.

Eks123 Report

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14points

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Valerie Lessard 5 years ago

There are kitchen scissors specifically to use on food. Nothing wrong with this if you dont have those fancy pizza cutters

19points

#41

We weren’t allowed hot plates or microwaves in the college dorms, so one of the girls on my floor cooked bacon with a hair straightener.

Hospidallying Report

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13points

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Kaisu 5 years ago

Is this in America? Why aren't you allowed hot plates or microwaves? How the hell are you supposed to cook your meals? Can someone American enlighten me

17points

#42

I saw a video once where a woman was using a drill. Nothing weird right? Well instead of, you know, drilling she took a hammer and put the drill in the wall and started hitting the back of the drill with the hammer.

rxTIMOxr Report

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13points

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Magpie 5 years ago

I call fake. funny videos right.

14points

#43

Forgot to defrost a Thanksgiving Turkey. Morning of Thankgiving threw frozen turkey in the hot tub

PapaPlodge Report

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13points

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athornedrose 5 years ago

that sounds like a nightmare bacteria pool

19points

#44

One of my roommates used a pair of pliers to flip bacon. He did it pretty regularly.

screwmyusername Report

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12points

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Steve Barnett 5 years ago

If bought from new and only used for that purpose then that seems okay to me; it grips the bacon rather having it slide all over a spatula.

11points

#45

This reminds me of the time my bf decided to make homemade lemonade. He was in the kitchen when i heard him struggling and cursing at this lemon squeezer. I came in and saw him then asked what was wrong. He started to rant about this dumb lemon squeezer and how shoddy and ineffective it was. And that these "decorative holes" at the bottom arent doing anything to let the juice flow out. I sincerely had never laughed so hard in my life. He had the lemons in the lemon squeezer in backwards so it wasnt getting any pressure squeezed into the lemon. I took mercy and showed him how he was supposed to position the lemon in the squeezer. Of course he got much more juice out of it then. I think he felt kind of dumb but to be fair he is korean american too. His family probably never made lemonade growing up.(or used lemons in general since its not used much in korean food) Although now anytime something doesnt seem to work one of us will ask if it has "decorative holes."

Firecrotch2014 Report

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12points

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RaroaRaroa 5 years ago

Im having trouble picturing this. What kind of lemon squeezer is this and how can you put a lemon in backward?

3points

#46

Not extreme, but TWO of our graphic design juniors using caps lock for a single capital letter. I had never seen anyone do this and they both joined within a space of a month. Will never understand how or why they can work like that

minniethemooch123 Report

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12points

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Diego Cabrerizo 5 years ago

i notice that very often here at the office where i work, it seems to me that those people find easy to fast press caps lock t wo times instead of holding shift.

5points

#47

Anything that is NOT an ashtray, used as an ashtray

pink_oreo_poop Report

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12points

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bee pot 5 years ago

guilty

7points

#48

I got on a bus and a woman was eating a pint of Ben & Jerry's with a pair of safety scissors.

Brettersson Report

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11points

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Bill 5 years ago

Parenthood

7points

#49

About 9 years ago a co-worker hammered a paint tin lid back on with the handle of my torque wrench, still mad at that guy.

ThisCagedGod Report

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10points

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Άρης Παπαδόπουλος 5 years ago

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#50

Several years ago I worked for natural nail salon as a receptionist. One of my duties was to sweep the floors regularly so clients don't step on nail clippings on their way in/out.

There was a new hire, and my manager was never really around to train her. The other receptionists and I trained her. One day, I asked her to sweep the floors. I showed her where the broom and dust pan was. She was in her early 20s and living on her own - I assumed I didn't have to teach her how to use a broom.

She took the broom, and fanned the nail clippings into the dust pan. She didn't drag the broom across the floor to sweep it - the broom never touched the floor. I tried to show her how to sweep properly. She never took my advice, and I kind of gave up.

She left after six months. She still couldn't sweep, but she could finally calculate tips at least.

-ayame- Report

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10points

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Tomáš Mesároš 5 years ago

There is fine line between can´t and playing dumb because you do want to

12points

#51

A fridge being used as a clothes cupboard

MissNobodyHaha Report

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10points

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glowworm2 5 years ago

Was the milk being stored in the closet then?

4points

TheDukeofLichendale Report

#52

We had microwaves, but no stove in our dorms. One of my floormates ended up putting ramen + seasoning in a Gatorade bottle and then microwaving that

Final score:

9points

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Suzanne Harris 5 years ago

Did they not own a bowl? I almost exclusively microwave ramen.

3points

#53

I once had a roommate who didn't know how to sweep or mop. I thought he was f**king with me. Nope. He straight up did not know how brooms and mops work. Watching him try to clean was like watching a monkey try to f**k a football.

StrangeCrimes Report

Final score:

9points

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Parmeisan 5 years ago

I feel like a monkey would actually be fairly successful at such a task...

13points

#54

My (adult!!!) BIL once used steel wool to scrub his parents' oak dining table. That still floors me after like a decade...

dialinga481 Report

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8points

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Demi Zwaan 5 years ago

Who's BIL?

3points

#55

I had an extreme itch in my ear and no q-tip. The closest small object that would fit in my ear was a screwdriver, so I used it. I ended up cutting my eardrum and had to go to the doctor. I can’t say I regret it though, it was satisfying to finally get rid of the itch.

SkullStar Report

Final score:

8points

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Erik Lawrence 5 years ago

Satisfying to get rid of the itch, but you did enough damage to require medical care.... How satisfying was that pain?

2points

#56

Heating underpants in the microwave on a cold morning

SquishyCow137 Report

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8points

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Magpie 5 years ago

Oh for crying out loud! Wear them to bed like normal people! ( kidding )

2points

#57

I used to work at a golf course doing lawn maintenance. We had a fella on our crew that was older and well, not the brightest. He was kind of a loner so we just let him be most of the time. One day, I saw our guy mowing some large berms with one of our push mowers. To save time, I guess, he left the mower running; then picked it up to put in the back of the truck. He still had all his fingers but the truck tailgate took a good hit.

www.reddit.com Report

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7points

Justinas Keturka

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Foxxy 5 years ago

How can you not tell that a lawn mower is still running?

6points

#58

My grandma smoked in her bedroom and used a bunch of decorative vases as her ashtrays. We never went into her bedroom so we never found out until after she passed away. It was an absurd amount of vases in all different sizes.

freyja1811 Report

Final score:

7points

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RaroaRaroa 5 years ago

Argh, I can just imagine the smell in that room.

2points

Chewa6le-vitamin-c Report

#59

Bought a can of butane gas and only looked more closely when I got it home and saw that someone had used it as a hammer. The underside was covered in little dents, like it had been used to hammer in a nail or something.

Final score:

7points

POST

Naomi Armitage 5 years ago

"These blockbuster bombs don't go off unless you hit them JUUUUUUUST right."

1point

#60

My sister used my tampons to make tiny ghosts for her barbie Halloween party.

Final score:

7points

Eli

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Monika Rhodes 5 years ago

Question is- how old was she then? It's either sad or funny.

3points

#61

My mom used the handle end of a spoon today instead of a knife to spread some mayonnaise. The spoon was clean and not used for any spoon-like activities either. There were other knives to use..

diff2 Report

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6points

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Monday 5 years ago

I do this too, but I use the same spoon I used to scoop the mayo out in the first place.

2points

#62

I've seen my grandma open a scissor all the way and use it to carve stuff like a knife.

lussmar Report

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6points

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Foxxy 5 years ago

Good way to sharpen pencils of you have no sharpener.

7points

#63

An old roommate put a strainer inside of a pot of boiling water and flipped both. Boiling went all over the place, but she said "that's the right way to do it, I seen on Instagram "

pipgras Report

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5points

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LuckyL 5 years ago

to do what...?

14points

#64

I sometimes use shampoo as body wash

Jonouy Report

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5points

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chi-wei shen 5 years ago

I also do, but I'm an exceptionally hairy man so it can't be all that wrong.

16points

#65

I used to have a manager who would always use a pen off his desk to stir his money coffee. And he would use whatever kind of candy was in the department to add sugar to his afternoon tea.

Final score:

4points

Daniel Lewis

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Nikki D 5 years ago

Huh, for some reason I thought coffee drinkers and tea drinkers were mutually exclusive. No clue why I thought that.

4points

#66

My roommate once poured hummus into a pot of marinara sauce.

He's also mixed together a bunch of different types of barbeque sauce and left them out for days. Then he ate it and tried to get the rest of us to eat it.

ButtcrackBeignets Report

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3points

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Suzanne Harris 5 years ago

I don't know, the hummus in marinara sounds pretty good to me.

0points

#67

My uncle had never used a Keurig before, and it seemed to him one would remove the top of that little k-cup so’s the hot water could get to the coffee...surprisingly big mess!

willowwing Report

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3points

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#68

My landlord uses the same rag to wipe off the counters, in and around the sink, etc, that he uses to dry the dishes.

Kiflaam Report

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3points

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LuckyL 5 years ago

depends on the order that you do this in, how clean your kitchen is and how often you change the towls I would say ----- Had a colleague use the kitchen towl to wipe water from the floor - needed to tell him, to never do this ever again

3points

#69

I travel all the time for work. In my travels I bought myself some really nice travelpro suitcases ($300+ ea). My parents don’t travel so much and have old luggage that’s just falling apart. I changed up my main travel bag for something more practical and brought one of my travelpro bags to my parents. I told them “hey use this when you go somewhere”. My dad works in the electrical business, the first thing he asked me is if he can load the bag up with extension cords and take it on job sites. My mom tells me she had to stop him from doing this a few times. I eventually took the bag back home with me.

TRex_N_Truex Report

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0points

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Suzanne Harris 5 years ago

I don't see anything wrong with this. You gave it to them, don't dictate what they can do with it. You even said they don't travel much, so he's probably trying to get your money's worth out of it.

12points

#70

This guy frank uses a knife to cut hit toenails. He calls it his toe knife. When he frequently botches the job he then used socks or trash basically whatever is around to stop the bleeding when there is not a glove available, he calls them cut gloves. Really weird dude.

DRUNKxxLAHEY Report

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-2points

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Sean Reynolds 5 years ago

he's not gonna have toes for long to worry about

4points

#71

Using anything that isn’t floss to get that annoying bit of food out of your teeth.

FlowKey777 Report

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-2points

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Mica Fiverline 5 years ago

So... no toothpicks then?

14points

#72

Tea towels are for drying clean dishes, not for mopping up the pasta sauce you spilled on the counter.

KingoftheGinge Report

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-4points

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Monday 5 years ago

Unless you're poor and have one rag that does everything. Just make sure to wash it well after every use.

6points

#73

Coworker decided to boil her sausages (her lunch) in the office's electric kettle, therefore causing it to overflow, to leak on the electrical outlet and to cause a blackout for our whole entire floor (150 people). Not to mention the murder / baptism (?) of our brand new carpet.

Final score:

-4points

Pepper Sergent

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John Holmes 5 years ago

I don't believe it, unless there is something terribly wrong with the electrical installation. A leak on a single outlet could cause a blackout in a small area, but THE ENTIRE FLOOR? No way, Jose.

1point