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ValdaDeDieu 2 years ago

Really? Why? This is exquisite.

15points

Charlie Birkner 2 years ago

Haha I was thinking the same thing. "Oh, @#$&¡ I'm next..."

13points

Night Owl 2 years ago

Freak out in a good way I assume

7points

Meegen 2 years ago

Someone spent a lot of time making those.

69points

Caro Caro 2 years ago

I just hope they weren't made by children (child labor).

15points

sturmwesen 2 years ago

I would put those in "display table" with little compartments and a glas top (did I describe it right?)

43points

Deanna Crichley 2 years ago

I would leave one everywhere I went. On the lunch counter, at the check out stand. Everywhere. Wouldn't you be delighted to find one on the hood of your car, or on your seat on the bus?

19points

Materyst 2 years ago

Would you sort them by color?

12points

Jackie Wacky 2 years ago

Very nearly “glass top”.

1point

Mark Berry 2 years ago

I would be placing these in inconspicuous places around the office for weeks!

37points

Annabella 2 years ago

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kathryn stretton 2 years ago

I wouldn't be able to throw them away. Then I'd be stuck with what the heck to do with them!

30points

ToyWyvern 2 years ago

Sell something and use them for packing too. The buyer would think you made them!

25points

Jknbt 2 years ago

so get some string & a needle, & make a stringy Christmas tree ornament!

28points

Elizabeth Truss 2 years ago

I'd prefer this over a popcorn garland chain any day!

19points

Kusotare 2 years ago

A traditional way to display multiple cranes is to string them together, typically 25 per string. Mrs. Kusotare folds cranes in her spare time, sometimes using purchased origami paper, but more commonly using leftover gift wrap. She'll assemble the strings, and whenever she hears of a friend who is having a tough time, she'll gift them a string of cranes and explain how they symbolize peace and good luck. We usually have a couple of strings of tsuru (cranes) hanging around the house. Our youngest has gotten so good at folding them that they can use a 1" square to make a really tiny crane.

26points

T J R 2 years ago

That's so very sweet and kind and wonderful.

9points

ohjojo (you/your's) 2 years ago

What a wonderful bonus gift

24points

Logan Duffy 2 years ago

nice. you just got a free wish. that's the 1000 paper crane technique

17points

RyanRyanRyan 2 years ago

I just bought a box of paper cranes. I had to. That's awesome!

11points

Hannah Edwards 2 years ago

Every time I interacted with another person they would get a crane!

10points

Yayheterogeneity 2 years ago

This is so awesome! I'd love to get a package like that!!!!

9points

Deborah Harris 2 years ago

I love this, I would be giving them to anyone I came into contact with and leaving them in places to share them ..fab idea

8points

Kayjunmoon 2 years ago

I love that! Packaging is so often still styrofoam of plastic bubble wrap. Yesterday a package arrived and the packaging was shredded cardboard, recycled boxes.

8points

Biliegh Berrie 2 years ago

That. Is. Awesome

7points

Race Blakhart 2 years ago

Forgot your last period. Here, have an extra one..

1point

Jef Bateman 2 years ago

I have students who like to be messing with things while they listen, so some of them make these things during class. I can throw away 100 or more a day. I wish I had the creativity to think of something like this to do with them.

5points

Elizabeth Truss 2 years ago

You must be a great teacher who understands your students, and realizes that every child learns and listens differently! I wish I had teachers like you when I was in school! In order for me to listen, I have to be doing something with my hands. Now that I'm an adult, I crochet 😊

5points

Renae 2 years ago

I have made 1000 of these small paper cranes with what looks to be identical paper! They are in several jars on my bookshelf (they wouldn't all fit in one jar lol)

5points

Laugh or not 2 years ago

Which company? Do they deliver in EU?

5points

Bored Retsuko 2 years ago

It says "used" so maybe sent by an individual person? Sorry to disappoint you 😋

2points

Hill Branda 2 years ago

That is the COOLEST version of packing peanuts EVER.

3points

Markus Weiler 2 years ago

Aww, saw Northern Exposure the other day, were 1000 were needed for a wedding

3points

Elizabeth Truss 2 years ago

I love that show!

0points

Marilynne Gadonniex Morley 2 years ago

Beautiful! Origami cranes.

2points

ttheKillerTurtle 2 years ago

They're adorable but I hope there was additional packaging, they wouldn't be good for protecting the laptop in transit bc they shift

2points

tuzdayschild 2 years ago

bonus!

2points

ThatRandomGuy 2 years ago

cute

2points

Shushadei 2 years ago

WOW, that's a lot of work going in packaging!

2points

Louise Stange-Wahl 2 years ago

HOW AWESOME! I hope that he shared these beauties. They mean long life. What company was it I wonder? I would definitely purchase a system from them. They obviously care!

1point

Elizabeth Williams 2 years ago

When my son got married one thing we gave them was a tall vase filled with 1000 tiny origami cranes like these. It symbolizes that they will have health and wealth in their marriage. I've folded many cranes since I was a teenager, but couldn't do that many for the vase. So you can actually order them online! Yes, cranes are a sign of peace. 💕 ☮️

1point

Louise Stange-Wahl 2 years ago

I have no artistic talent whatsoever...how do you learn how to fold them?

0points

Mare Freed 2 years ago

I would make them into Christmas ornaments!

1point

Elizabeth Williams 2 years ago

Yes. 💖 I have done this many times.

0points

Caroline Driver 2 years ago

This would be fantastic! I would make them into one enormous mobile

1point

Jurate Grigonis 2 years ago

I love this. It reminds me of the story of Sadako and the 1000 paper cranes. Beautiful.

1point

J Clausen 2 years ago

This is WONDERFUL ! And arent paper cranes for good luck ?

1point

Vicki Perizzolo 2 years ago

someone put a LOT of work into those

1point

Jackie Wacky 2 years ago

How beautiful and thoughtful of the seller. If it came from Japan, I think cranes are to wish for longevity and happiness (please correct me if I’m wrong). Either way, what a lovely gesture.

1point

IamMe 2 years ago

Oooh, I think I'd make a garland to hang on my wall.

1point

Veronica Vatter 2 years ago

Reminds me of the book with the little girl with a thousand paper crains

1point

Lisa Johannesson 1 year ago

Ooohhh someone was making a thousand papercranes for the wish (i forget the details, but if you make a thousand cranes you're supposed to get a wish, kinda like a genie, but more work) ... or the stimming (autism/adhd, craft nut...), whichever. It's not creepy, guys.

0points

Heather Fordham 1 year ago (edited)

Wow!! Oragami. Do you know how many hours it took to make those, and each is different in color? I would love them.

0points

marnidarr 2 years ago

That needs to be required in all packaging everywhere! It would make people so happy!

0points

O.M.Miki 2 years ago

I think this is wonderful .

0points

Lisa Tetlow 2 years ago

That's adorable!!

0points

Peter Kovak 2 years ago

It takes a lot of time and some basic knowledge in Origami, but it looks coooool!

0points

Shirley Heyn 2 years ago

Forget the laptop, I want cranes!!!

0points

miranda whitehead 2 years ago

So cool I like to make origami

0points

Johanna-Nicollette Kidd 2 years ago

How sweet is that?

0points

HorseMuse 2 years ago

I want the name of the computer company! I will order from them!!

0points

Rosie Mroczynski 2 years ago

and they arent smashed, how can this be?

0points

mike smithwick 2 years ago

Absolutely brilliant! All of these little touches are called "delighters". I try and put some into my software from time to time.

0points

Jude Laskowski 2 years ago

Treasure!

0points

Allison Woodfill 2 years ago

I love this

0points

Julia Leatherbarrow 2 years ago

How awesome is this?

0points

Aitchilm 2 years ago

Much better than styrofoam "peanuts".

0points

Pam Akers 2 years ago

I would be in a panic & on the phone! If you return it will they say you didn't have all the pieces? Spectrum actually tried to charge my friend $50 for "opening the box" to receive his new cell phone.

0points

Teresa Spanics 2 years ago

AWW, I would find a way to display all of them!

0points

Jill Tremblay 2 years ago

I would find a really cool tree branch and hang them all from it in my house somewhere!!!

0points

Elizabeth Scarborough 2 years ago

That’s a lot of paper cuts in the making.

0points

Geordie Girl 2 years ago

I love that!!

0points

Patricia the Grey 2 years ago

Gorgeous!

0points

Bruce Sinclair 2 years ago

Why? Better than styrofoam I suppose.

0points

Jeremy Bell 2 years ago

Cost of production?

0points

Janet Graham 2 years ago

That is so cute! And what a complete waste of time! I would surely save them because that is so cool.

0points

Cybele Spanjaard 2 years ago

wonderful

0points

Ginny Swart 2 years ago

some one in the packaging company had a lot of spare time...

0points

Bored_NorWeirdian 2 years ago

Its paper swans🦢 Done a lot of those in my life💓

0points

Syrah 2 years ago

That would put such a smile on my face.

0points

ℙ𝕦𝕣𝕣.𝕞𝕒𝕚𝕕 2 years ago (edited)

I think it's cool. Better than those messy peanut things.

0points

Happyu 2 years ago

The former user is so cute !

0points

Catsplay Harry Holmes 2 years ago

yay i have an idea how i will send my boxes😂

0points

Zorena Deckard 2 years ago

Do want!

0points

David Henry 2 years ago

How much for just the box of cranes, I wonder?

0points

Lucy 2 years ago

Totally awesome packing material 👌

0points

Jo (she/they) 2 years ago

Hehehehehehehe that's what I would do. I love origami

0points

Lene 2 years ago

If I got this, paper cranes would be a little gift from me for years wherever I visit. Including hotels, bars and theme parks.

0points

Quitethedilemma 2 years ago

Hw pretty. Someone went out of their way to do this. So thoughtful and incredibly kind

0points

Agentblackbetty 2 years ago

I would feel like I won a lottery I didn't know I was playing in.

0points

Junior Farrell 2 years ago

The fact that someone would take the time to do this and get arthritis is remarkable.

0points

Chewie Baron 2 years ago

I’d throw the laptop away and just look at every single one of these for the rest of my life.

0points

ttheKillerTurtle 2 years ago

They're adorable but I hope there was more than just those, wouldn't be very effective for protecting the laptop in transit

0points

Pete from Cali. USA 2 years ago

Meanwhile, somewhere, a child had a meltdown because their parents got rid of all their paper cranes.

0points

W.D. Callahan 2 years ago

Did you count the cranes? Folding 1,000 paper cranes gets you a wish. They may have wished for the laptop to still work for you.

0points

Carla Elfriedë Generous 2 years ago

And there tie dye?!?!

0points

Sara Frazer 2 years ago

To me that would definitely be cooler than the laptop :D

0points

Keisha 2 years ago

I don't need a new one but would buy one if it came packed like this !!!

0points

Dorothy Reiser 2 years ago

Japanese custom says 1,000 cranes makes your wish come true. How amazing is that?

0points

Margaret Flaherty 2 years ago

that is great! how long did that take!

0points

RJ 2 years ago

What in the cinnamon-toast-crunch-F*&K! That's AWESOME!

0points

Anna Tophoney 2 years ago

I would so keep all of those! The different paper designs are so cute!

0points

Felicia Dale 2 years ago

So wonderful!

0points

SobyKay 2 years ago

LOVE THIS!!! Im obsessed with paper cranes, plus this is next level packaging ingenuity

0points

Ivana Bašić 2 years ago

Ever since reading "The day of the bomb", paper cranes always make me sad.

0points

Kim Lorton 2 years ago

Wow! That is a lot or origami!

0points

Nazda Pokmov 2 years ago

It took hours and hours to fold these!!!!

0points

pat hayes 2 years ago

FABULOUS!!!!

0points

RH-8514 2 years ago

I'd hide them in random places at work and try to make it a competition to see who can find the most.

0points

Brian Droste 2 years ago

Had to take a lot time to do those.

0points

Jyri Hakola 2 years ago

I seriously hope that there are a Paper crane folding machine somewhere making these.

0points

Michael Jackson 2 years ago

looks like sadako is in computer buisness now!

0points

Jag Yu 2 years ago

supposedly you can make a wish with 1000 origami cranes

0points

Raymond Smith 2 years ago

I received a package once packed in wrapped unused condoms. There were a few hundred variety ones. I paid it forward sending a package to my stepson.

0points

liam newton-harding 2 years ago

Oh great, SCP-1762 has broken containment.

0points

Josias Sarquiz 2 years ago

There be dragons

0points

Tessb90 2 years ago

How did they not get all squished by the laptop?

0points

Tessb90 2 years ago

I'm glad that they didn't, just to clarify

0points

Weed in the Garden 2 years ago

Computer - phttt, paper cranes - yasssss!

0points

PandyLynn 2 years ago

That's a real bonus!

0points

Julieandthephatones 2 years ago

omg same! this is beautiful!!

0points

Kailey Findley 2 years ago

Someone has too much time on their hands. Please send my online orders with tiny cranes as packing.

-2points

Donna Chapman 2 years ago

I am making a good salary from home $6580-$7065/week , which is amazing under a year ago I was jobless in a horrible economy. I thank God every day I was blessed with these instructions and now its my duty to pay it forward and share it with Everyone, Here is I started__________ www.Worksful.com

-3points

According to Professor Johnson, from Hult International Business School and Harvard University, there are two main questions that we need to consider at the product level. First of all, we have to evaluate how well it serves the functional need of the customer. And, secondly, we have to ask how well (if at all!) it provides an emotional connection, such as comfort or humor. He told Bored Panda that the functionality of a product is of primary concern.

"If the product doesn’t actually solve a problem for the consumer, or make their life easier, it will either create frustration or will be ignored completely. And if this is the case, there will be no opportunity to develop a deeper, emotional connection," he explained.

"The best plan of attack for product functionality is copious amounts of market research—not just asking how the product would be used in principle, but how they are used in practice, and how they would fit into the consumer’s life. One approach here is to perform ethnographies of the consumer demographic in question, to understand the role of the product within their lives," the professor said that the people behind the design process ought to research consumer behavior, wants, and needs.

This Painting I Bought At The Zoo Came With A Picture Of The Meerkat Family Who Painted It

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glowworm2 2 years ago

Aw! That’s lovely!

221points

The Box That My Grill Came In Can Be Inverted To Make A Playhouse For A Toddler

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Tilly 2 years ago

Or a new cat house

420points

However, even after the product is launched, the job isn't done. "Even with extensive research, it’s very rare that the product is perfect the first time from a user-friendly standpoint. For this reason, it's crucial that the company continues to collect data from users on how it’s being used, and what can be improved. And then with this data, to continuously adapt and iterate the product. It’s at this stage that the company can understand the emotional impact of the product and make adjustments accordingly," Professor Johnson said that companies have to follow up after the launch and create better versions of their initial idea. Data-driven adaptation and flexibility lead to better results (and potentially happier, more loyal customers).

In the expert's opinion, "there is strong potential" for various add-ons to "enhance the consumer experience and to engender brand loyalty." Provided that the product itself works well. However, the professor warned that the strategy of adding additional features should be considered high-risk, high-yield. Success isn't guaranteed.

"It is much easier for these additional features to fail than to succeed. There’s a major risk that it detracts from the overall functionality of the product, or that the consumer simply doesn’t get the intended humor. There’s also a risk that the consumer, even if they get the humor, doesn’t appreciate the context in which it appears, or that the feature brings down the perceived prestige of the product," Professor Johnson explained what some of the potential pitfalls might look like.

My Dogs Tore Apart A Cactus Toy, To Reveal Another, Sad Cactus Toy

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Vicki Doggurl 2 years ago

That’s awesome!!

258points

My Cappuccino Came With A Tiny Ice Cream

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Chancey 2 years ago

It doesn't get any better than that!

313points

The Book My SO Purchased Came With A Bookmark That Listed The Character’s Names And Their Roles

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990points

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Jul Chv 2 years ago (edited)

Tbh. I read that book. The character are quite important, there are about 10 of them and the little symbol is an indication of which one is the narrator as they share the narrative point. And they can be a bit tricky to tell apart.The same list is on the 1st page so that you don´t get lost.

288points

"Overall, while these add-ons can, in principle, take the product above and beyond, it underlines the importance of product fundamentals," he said, reiterating that it's a risky strategy. There's lots of potential to reach great heights as well as very low lows.

We were also curious about what's more important: how a product is branded and marketed or its functionality and how user-friendly it is. Professor Johnson, from Hult International Business School and Harvard University, shed some light on the question.

"The brand can play a massive role in consumer decision-making. Generally speaking, the brand plays more of a role when there is less obvious, objective utility in the product. A purse from a luxury brand, for example, will carry one’s personal belongings and any simple tote bag, but the luxury purse will drive purchasing behavior to a much higher degree," he told Bored Panda.

My Hair Dye Came With Little Gloves To Cover My Glasses

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975points

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Chancey 2 years ago

OMG How clever

277points

My Toilet Paper Came With A To-Go Roll In The Middle

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975points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

Famous words of Joe Gatto: Smart

166points

First CD I Bought In 15 Years. Came With A Cardboard Gramophone. It Works

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955points

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

Oh i loove this! Very cool

201points

"In contrast, simple functional products like scissors or cooking utensils provide a more tangible utility to the consumer. And while the brand will still make a difference in terms of a consumer’s confidence in the product, it will have a relatively smaller impact on the consumer decision-making process," he explained how there's a difference depending on the type of product we're talking about.

"It's also worth noting that these interact in deep ways: A strong brand makes consumers feel more at ease with a product, which increases its user-friendliness," the professor said.

Professor Johnson said that "the brand is a powerful cue that can drive the functional value of the product," referring to a 2016 study conducted by Garvey, Germann, and Bolton, 'Performance brand placebos: How brands improve performance and consumers take the credit.'

"Consumers were given two sets of physically identical golf clubs. In one group, they told them they were Nike golf clubs. That group drove the ball significantly further—despite the clubs being exactly the same as the other group."

#10

My Shirt Has A Microfiber Sewn On The Inside To Clean Glasses

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948points

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Chancey 2 years ago

Wish this was more common

303points

#11

My Bra Came With An Info Tag On Checking Yourself For Breast Cancer

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935points

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Mark Berry 2 years ago

Surprise! There's 11 nipples on this tag and BP didn't censor one of them!

529points

#12

This Message Stamped On The Squeaker Inside The Stuffed Animal My Dog Just Destroyed

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902points

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Down With Agent Hedgehog! 2 years ago

‘You dog won’

149points

It’s absolutely brilliant when a designer knows what the consumer needs even when the latter might not even realize it. I mean, after learning that there are spatulas out there with tiny little stands out there to prevent the head from touching the counter, can we really go back to pretending stuff like that doesn’t exist? Can we truly eat jerky now without expecting a flossing tool to be added, completely gratis?

Once you’ve seen how good life can get, how awesome some items can be, it’s awfully hard to go back to the clunky way things used to be. We want to live in a world where everything is at least as user-friendly as the stuff on this list.

At the core of good product design lies the desire to solve problems. Aesthetics are important, sure, but they pale in comparison to a thing’s functionality. Ergonomic, user-centric designs are what truly help separate companies from their competitors. If you can do it better than anyone else, how long can everyone else compete with you without copying what you do?

Let’s also not ignore the fact that we love tiny, unexpected gifts. Finding some dice in a wine bottle cork, uncovering a second toy hidden in your dog’s chew toy—these are the things that really get us smiling. Add in a dash of humor (like finding a cheeky sloth on your drink label), and you’ve got us hooked. Entertaining and rewarding the customer without expecting anything else in return is how you make the world a slightly better place. It’s generosity in a place you’d probably least expect to find it.

#13

My Spatula Has A Little Stand So It Doesn’t Touch The Counter

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Firstname Lastname 2 years ago

It looks like the spatula is doing pushups.

388points

#14

Diploma Came With A Wallet-Sized Version

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Tilly 2 years ago

I thought that was normal

96points

#15

This Hot Water Heater Has A Pie Warmer

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878points

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Sergy Yeltsen 2 years ago

This thing looks older than me. And I'm old enough to remember watching Sesame Street in B&W.

271points

A while back, Bored Panda spoke to pie artist Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin about creativity, design, and balancing the needs of the customer with the needs of the creator.

"I have a loose 'three for them, one for me' policy when it comes to my art. Riding emerging trends and tapping into the cultural zeitgeist certainly helps when you are trying to build a following,” she explained that creatives have to pay attention to what people respond to the most, even if they’d love to make only what they want all the time.

"But sometimes I’ll get the urge to create something obscure that I know no corporate partner will care for, and only a tiny portion of the population will appreciate, but will make me happy. So if I’ve got the energy, I’ll go for it. And not shockingly, it is a lot easier to find the energy for these types of works!” she said that sometimes people respond very well to these sorts of passion projects.

#16

Amazon Purchase Came With A Personal Note And Some Russian Coins

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Tristan Gragg 2 years ago

What did you buy? I want some Russian coins!

239points

#17

The Inside Of The Pizza Box Was A Tuxedo

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Esha 2 years ago

The stains tho-

193points

#18

My Backpack's Front Buckle Has A Built In Whistle

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Tristan Gragg 2 years ago

I've seen these on almost every hiking backpack at outdoor stores. In fact, I have a backpack with one of these on it on the chest strap! Handy little thing and decently loud in case you get lost.

236points

If you ever run into a creative roadblock or feel burnt out, don’t panic. Jessica told us that there’s so much creative inspiration to be found out there in the world.

“All I have to do is look at craftspeople at the top of their game in a couple of different areas—watchmakers, architects, gardeners, painters, poets, etc.—and my mind is filled to the top with new ideas again," she said.

#19

Microwave Came With Optional Braille Cover

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

Should be more common

305points

#20

The Wine I Ordered Online Came With A Tiny Set Of Dice Packaged Inside A Hollow Cork

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

Just in case you wanna play some Yahtzee or smth

167points

#21

The Logo On My Umbrella Only Shows Up When Wet

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777points

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Sergy Yeltsen 2 years ago

Looks like the Penguin Books logo!

250points

"The biggest challenge to my work is not the 'creativity tank,' it’s the 'energy/motivation' tank. Professional artists who have to balance commercial realities against artistic passions I think all have to deal with finding ways to keep that 'motivation tank' topped up. It’s not always easy! But I find that being around other creative working professionals and talking with them about it helps a lot."

#22

My New Dress Came With A Napkin, Apparently

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glowworm2 2 years ago

“Use as tiny ineffective napkin.”🤣

329points

#23

I Bought A Pack Of Cigarettes And They Came With A Postage-Paid Recycling Pouch

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762points

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Sergy Yeltsen 2 years ago

Okay, we all know smoking is horrible, etc etc, but this is a good idea. There are few things worse than seeing cigarette butts all over the place, especially outside of areas where smokers hang out. I wouldn't care so much about their habit if they were tidy about it, instead of too lazy to walk to a bin or rubbish receptacle within a couple of metres.

429points

#24

This Nutmeg I Bought In France Comes With Its Own Tiny Grater

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D Battle II 2 years ago (edited)

"Grater" than most ideas!

224points

One way to approach design is to fully sketch out the idea in advance. That’s what Jessica does to avoid potential pitfalls and navigate around problems. She also visualizes each and every step of the creative process in order to spot any important steps she might have missed. That way, when she actually gets down to work, everything goes as smooth as butter.

#25

My Bottle Of Canadian Whisky Came With Free Public Transportation

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

Awesome 👏

148points

#26

These Winter Boots Have A Flip-Down Ice Cleat In The Heel To Help With Walking On Icy Surfaces

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

Great idea!

143points

#27

Got A New Travel Wallet And I Found This In The Back Of The Notebook That Came With It

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

A lot of these are hilarious, but I think my fav has to be: Let’s hit the sauna…(followed by) …. I like pickled meat ..coincidence?! I think not 🤣🤔

242points

However, mistakes do happen. For instance, if you’re working with unfamiliar tools, materials, or techniques. Jessica told Bored Panda that these are instances where creatives may need to solve problems on the fly. However, solving these issues on the go can help innovate and discover new, effective approaches to design. In short, they’re ‘happy accidents.’

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This Yogurt Lid Can Be Folded Into A Little Spoon

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glowworm2 2 years ago (edited)

Yes! Brilliant! Reminds me of a yogurt brand years ago that had a little plastic spoon imbedded inside the lid. You basically punched it out to use it.

152points

#29

My Spoon Carving Kit Came With Band-Aids

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

They just knew

254points

#30

My Raincoat Reveals A Floral Pattern When Wet

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Kim Kermes 2 years ago

Now they invent this. After I've moved to the Mojave Desert.

205points

#31

Multi-Tool Belt

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Emperor Kitten 2 years ago

"Loose screw? Let me get that for you..." *takes off pants*

572points

#32

My New Frying Pan Came With A Plantable Seed Tag

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672points

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Down With Agent Hedgehog! 2 years ago

Yeah it works, and I’ve planted a bunch of these before with mint. Now I can’t get rid of all the mint festooning my yard (to the joy of my tortoise, who loves sitting in it)

305points

#33

My Bracelet Came With A Paper Clip To Help Fasten The Clasp

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stardust 2 years ago

And here I am, using my teeth like an effing animal

370points

#34

This Baby Pickle Jar Came With A Tiny Elevator For Them

Final score:

660points

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Fruity Tortilla 2 years ago

Love the idea but I wish it wasn't plastic

210points

#35

My New Set Of Sheets Came With A Handy Little Pocket

Final score:

650points

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stardust 2 years ago

My cats would love this

186points

#36

My New Jeep Came With A Sasquatch On The Window

Final score:

640points

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Anne Reid 2 years ago (edited)

A lot of Jeeps have Easter eggs!

183points

#37

I Bought A Tie Today And It Came With A Matching Face Mask

Final score:

639points

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stardust 2 years ago

The future is now

182points

#38

My New Wok Has Circles For Measuring Oil

Final score:

634points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

Gordon Ramsey would be… proud?

128points

#39

This Packet Of Sponges Came With A Free Hedgehog

Final score:

633points

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Sergy Yeltsen 2 years ago

Awwww. I'd buy it just for the hedgehog.

343points

#40

My Coaster Came With A Built In Activity

Final score:

621points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

I want a beer coaster penguin!

192points

#41

These Chairs In A Ski Resort Restaurant Have Room For Your Gloves, Helmet, Hat Etc

Final score:

614points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

I’d forget it was in there

296points

#42

My Thai Food Came With A Chork

Final score:

589points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

I need it

119points

#43

My Newspaper Came With 2 Printed Pattern Pages To Wrap Presents

Final score:

587points

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GoldfishCrackers 2 years ago

And with patterns/colors that look way more classic and nostalgic than much of the pricy paper people make and buy these days.

156points

#44

Nail Polish Bottle Has A Swatch Of The Color Attached To The Bottle So You Can See How The Color Looks On You

Final score:

581points

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Sandra Bartsch 2 years ago

Clever!

119points

#45

My New Fridge Came With An Explication Of Sounds

Final score:

553points

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juice 2 years ago

this is great, especially for worriers like me!

166points

#46

My Gardening Tool Kit Came With A Claw Glove

Final score:

553points

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Sawdust 2 years ago

Edward Weasel-hands.

221points

#47

My Gas Bill Came With A Scratch 'N Sniff

Final score:

519points

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Alice Teasdale 2 years ago

Well that's easy given it's odourless. The odourant is added for safety. Worth letting people know what that smells like.

178points

#48

My Dog Treats Came With A Clip So You Can Attach One To Your Phone And Take A Selfie With Your Dog

Final score:

518points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

May need to invest…

120points

#49

This Pan Has A Thermochromic Indicator To Show If It Is Hot

Final score:

518points

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hot_noodle_soup 2 years ago

very smart, especially if you have children

121points

#50

These Japanese Umbrellas Only Have Patterns When Wet

Final score:

492points

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J Ko 2 years ago

I need the cat one for sure.

132points

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#51

My Copy Of Deadpool Came With A Testicular Cancer Test On The Back Of The Paper With The iTunes Code

Final score:

133points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

“Grab your man berries.”🤣

66points

#52

My Christmas Hat Is Made Of 100% Christmas

Final score:

133points

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Esha 2 years ago

Dont diet just smile

37points

#53

Our New Car Came With Car-Shaped Chocolates

Final score:

130points

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Colin Allcars 2 years ago

What type of car is this and where did you get it? For… scientific reasons

83points

#54

The New Old Spice Sea Spray Scent Has A Little Ship On It

Final score:

130points

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Hannah Edwards 2 years ago

Upvoting because it was the smell of my Dad.

83points

#55

My Bob Ross Bobble Head Came With Its Own Flip Book Of Happy Little Paintings

Final score:

129points

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stardust 2 years ago

I dont want this. I NEED this.

35points

#56

The Back Of This Cereal Box Had Cutout "Actual Reality Goggles"

Final score:

126points

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

Aaaarggghhh Nooooooo…not Actual Reality!!! Quick, someone pass me my rose coloured glasses!! 🤩🌈🌈

66points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#57

My Hot Chocolate Came With A Teeny Tiny Whisk

Final score:

125points

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Angela Turrall 2 years ago

Ooooh, my niece got me a hot chocolate set a few years ago with a mini whisk in it, I still use the whisk almost every day!

38points

#58

My Dog Tore Open His Yoda Plush Toy And The Squeaker Inside Is A Heart

Final score:

116points

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Chancey 2 years ago

He has that "I think I killed him" look on his face.

52points

#59

This Pizza Box Comes With A Cutout Basketball Game

Final score:

116points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

That is awesome!

17points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#60

This Hidden Sloth On My Brew Dr Kombucha

Final score:

116points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

Kinda creepy but cute at the same time

42points

#61

Beer Caps That You Can Play Rock Paper Scissors With

Final score:

114points

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Sawdust 2 years ago

So much paper.

23points

#62

Every Vauxhall Car Built Since 2004 Have A Hidden Shark Somewhere In The Car. Found Mine In The Glove Box

Final score:

112points

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Audra Sisler 2 years ago

Jeep does the same thing but with the grill and headlights

9points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#63

I Broke A Yard Decoration That Had 2 Frogs And Found Inside 1 Pig Playing Guitar

Final score:

112points

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Justin Smith 2 years ago

Looks like a cello or bass.

24points

#64

This Japanese Gum I Have Came With Little Pieces Of Paper Inside For You To Spit Your Gum Into When You’re Finished With It

Final score:

109points

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Sergy Yeltsen 2 years ago

Fantastic idea. :)

20points

#65

Bubble Wrap That Came With The Dog Treats I Ordered Is Shaped Like Bones

Final score:

109points

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Sergy Yeltsen 2 years ago

Nooooooo... this is unpoppable bubble wrap. Those who designed it need to be consigned to the lowest layers of hell.

21points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#66

I Bought A $14k Staircase Today And It Came With A Little Example Model

Final score:

109points

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glowworm2 2 years ago

Perfect for the hamster!

47points

#67

My Package Came With A Tape Opener Attached To The Box

Final score:

109points

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Broad Panda 2 years ago

I would keep this and use it repeatedly! Much safer than scissors or a Stanley knife.

44points

#68

Our Ice Cream Had No Expiration Date Because They Congratulated A Long Tenured Employee

Final score:

108points

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Isidien Gudmundsdottir 2 years ago

Ice cream with an expiration date? That's criminal! You buy it, you eat it within max 1 week! /just kidding...

50points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#69

The Terms And Conditions That Came With My Bluetooth Speaker

Final score:

106points

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Ember 2 years ago

LOL…..at least they know their target audience

37points

#70

Drunk Driving Warning On Back Of Beer Can

Final score:

104points

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Laugh or not 2 years ago

Telling it like it is.

27points

#71

My Baby’s Swim Diaper Comes With Worst Results Washing Instructions

Final score:

103points

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

For even worse results, leave out the bleach and the boiling of the water. Dry on neighbour’s roof rack.

41points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

#72

My Cup Noodles Lid Is A Cat That Greets You When You Open It Halfway

Final score:

100points

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Ann Dennis 2 years ago

Oh no! Kitty is drooling into your Cup Noodle!

1point

#73

My Milk Has Good Advice Printed On The Side

Final score:

100points

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Dana Johnson 2 years ago

Well I love this personally. I work in a call center and talk to strangers everyday who yell and scream and curse me out daily because "its my job". So I support this Milk

28points

College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

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Internet Gives Unemployed Woman A Reality Check After She Expects Friends To Buy Her A Trip

#74

My Online Order Came With Socks For A Chair’s Legs

Final score:

100points

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Amanda Rose 2 years ago

Interesting way to keep chair legs from scratching the floor.

20points

#75

I Give You The Greatest Warning Label Ever

Final score:

99points

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

Well it’s honest at least. Maybe preventsa serious injury and also prevents them from being sued!

39points

#76

This Training Epipen That Came With My Girlfriend's Epipens

Final score:

99points

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Scooter Premium 2 years ago (edited)

I had one of those and used to play with it all the time. One day sitting at my desk I pick it up thinking I was going to smack it into my leg but at the last second I banged it down on the desk top. It didn't sound the same and when I looked at it, it was a real Epi Pen with the needle sticking out of the end. 😯

41points

#77

This Fake Driver's License For A Literal Bird Came With My Wallet

Final score:

98points

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J R 2 years ago

nobody pointing out his name is booby?

30points

#78

Our Ramen Kit Came With A LEGO Man Butter

Final score:

98points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

…love it

25points

#79

My Beef Jerky Came With A Toothpick/Floss Inside The Package

Final score:

97points

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That other Panda 2 years ago

In South Africa, (where I live) whenever you buy BILTONG (Google it) it comes with a little wooden toothpick 🤣

18points

#80

My Dad Found A Face As The Pocket Of His Pepperoni Pizza Pants

Final score:

97points

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Smalltoid 2 years ago

Whole new meaning of pizza face!

24points

#81

The Squeaker From Inside Her Dog Toy Has Declared Her The Winner

Final score:

94points

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Elizabeth She/They or They/She 2 years ago

Twin with the other one hahahaha 😂

26points

#82

I Found A Little Pocket Sewn Inside My New Jeans

Final score:

94points

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Minath 2 years ago

Men get extra, hidden pockets and women can't even get one that can actually be used for its intended purpose!!

111points

#83

This Lemon Came With A Mesh Wrap So The Seeds Don’t Fall Into Your Food When You Squeeze It

Final score:

90points

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Minath 2 years ago

As long as they are reusable, that's a great idea

45points

#84

Got This In My Case Of Beer. It's A Can Of Dirt, Which Came With Seeds So You Can Plant A Tree

Final score:

90points

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AmmoniteCat 2 years ago

jar-of-dir...1164eb.jpg

51points

#85

My New Shoes Have A Map To Saville Row On The Sole

Final score:

87points

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Camilla Koutsos 2 years ago

I used to work in a pub on Swallow Street, up and to the right of the row. Many of our regulars were tailors from there :)

27points

#86

My Bottle Of Honey Has An Encouraging Message For Me When I Left It Flipped Over To Get The Last Of It

Final score:

87points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

Now I will. Thank you honey bottle

20points

#87

My Coffee Came With Instructions For Tying A Neck Tie

Final score:

84points

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stardust 2 years ago

:D this is so sweet

14points

#88

Gluten Free Has Been Imprinted Into The Oreo Cookie Part. Didn't See Until It Hit Milk

Final score:

84points

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Chancey 2 years ago

I never noticed that. Heading to kitchen to check this out.

31points

#89

Coffee Cup Jacket With A Built-In Cookie Pocket

Final score:

79points

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bob C 2 years ago

But only room for one cookie 🍪

24points

#90

This Waffle Pattern Appeared On My VANS Shirt After I Spilt Water On It

Final score:

77points

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guhh 2 years ago

cool!

22points

#91

My Asian "Pringles" Has A Tab To Lift The Chips Up So You Don't Have To Put Your Hand Inside The Tube

Final score:

71points

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giku T 2 years ago

and more plastic is introduced to the world

53points

#92

This Shirt Has A Piece Of Lens Cloth Sewn On The Inside For Your Glasses

Final score:

71points

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Joseph rick 2 years ago

The 'novelty aspect' of this has been done to death - better curating needed BP thx also that pattern by wetting thing grates as well. BP is all about the 'novelty fix' we love.

2points

#93

My Mont Blanc Wallet Came With $2 Inside

Final score:

69points

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charli 2 years ago

my mum says that if you buy a wallet for someone it's nice to chuck some change in there, even if it's less than a dollar lol

52points

#94

My Goldfish Came With Some Waves

Final score:

69points

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2 years ago

ITS MAGIC

18points

#95

My Moss Ball Came With Its Own Tiny Cowboy Hat

Final score:

67points

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PinkPanda 2 years ago

Moss ball?

55points

#96

My New Shirt Came With An Optional Pocket For Me To Sew On

Final score:

66points

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Sawdust 2 years ago

Unfinished

18points

#97

My New Carving Knife Came With Bandages

Final score:

64points

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I’ve Seen Things 2 years ago

Someone at the company did a logical risk assessment

24points

#98

My Receipt Came With A Nutritional Breakdown

Final score:

63points

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Emperor Kitten 2 years ago

Can't express how much I don't want this. Fast food is a safe place, not a place of nutrition labels.

35points

#99

This Can Has A Secret Message Under The Label

Final score:

58points

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Aahzmandus Pervect 2 years ago

I've never seen a label on a beer can.

28points

#100

Ordered A New Knife They Give You Two Band-Aids With It

Final score:

57points

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Logan Duffy 2 years ago

i share the same opinion as the dude above me

17points

#101

My Beer Has Tips On What To Listen To While Drinking It. Cheers

Final score:

55points

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The Fabulous Killjoy 2 years ago

I’m bout to back it up

24points

#102

My Bob Ross LEGO Came With Deadpool's Mask

Final score:

55points

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Beth Ellis 2 years ago

Please stop buying Bob Ross branded kitch items, the company that makes these ripped off the Bob Ross name.

33points

#103

Gluten Free Pizza Came Uncut With A Packaged Slicer

Final score:

49points

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Logan Duffy 2 years ago

just stop deb. you have a point. we get it.YOU DO NOT NEED TO REPEAT IT MULTIPLE TIMES.

31points

#104

My Knife Came With A Bandage

Final score:

48points

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Minath 2 years ago

I see a recurring theme here.

44points

#105

This Can Of Chips Has A Plastic Slider So You Can Easily Reach The Ones At The Bottom

Final score:

38points

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Joseph rick 2 years ago

Asian product - its the fingers thing again - however I'm anti-plastic and beyond - its the whole Petro-chemical multi-national global capture we are enslaved too - the criminal profits they have been extracting - in the UK alone - 3 Billion pounds a day after all the extraction and production costs - enough hideous profit to buy every singlel politician on the planet earth - man they bleed and bleach us first then the product kilsl us

5points

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What do you think ?

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stardust 2 years ago

These are the posts i want on BP, not the AITA ones

59points

Beans 2 years ago

Or the 'we stole this dumb probably fake narrative from Reddit 9 years ago, enjoy!'

24points

Sawdust 2 years ago

Maybe bandage companies should start including a free knife in the box.

49points

kate h 2 years ago

Guaranteeing repeat customers - brilliant!

24points

Hey! 2 years ago

I always have bandages in my purses. Every few weeks I have a new picture to send so my husband (First Aid) and my daughter (nurse) can tell me if I need stitches. I'm accident prone. Be it in the kitchen, crafting or just opening a box.

4points

Funhog 2 years ago

Or, "How to ensure repeat customers of band-aids."

4points

James Edwards 2 years ago

👍 🗡

2points

KitKat 2 years ago

Sadly so many of these are plastics or unnecessary wrapping - such a waste of resources & a burden to the environment 😕 Cleaner, greener better options could be used...

18points

Shine Chisholm 2 years ago

Unnecessary packaging on unnecessary consumer goods. A thing can be both frivolous and clever.

16points

Hannah Edwards 2 years ago

Why are people getting down voted for mentioning single use plastic? A lot have already been banned in UK, like plastic straws or cotton buds, but there is still so much. Is a plastic lift for your gherkins or pringles necessary?

10points

Hayden Hammond 2 years ago

Because they felt the need to comment on every single post.

5points

No One 2 years ago

Because we are aware already that plastic is awful. And we come to BP to relax and not stress out.

4points

Bravo6Two 2 years ago

Corporations produce 1000x the waste we do

0points

Stacey Rae 2 years ago

Kardashians 3 minute airplane rides

0points

Brobro McDuderson 2 years ago (edited)

Alternate title: 50 Genius Product Design Ideas that the few irritable Pandas in the comments section found something wrong with anyways.

7points

Boreddd🇺🇦 2 years ago

Message to de borah or whatever your name was. You have a point, but come on now, we got it, it's enough to say it once.

7points

Nicole Douglas 2 years ago

My butter package came be made into a cow and has the cutest cows printed on the stick's paper❤️

6points

Jaden Alexander 2 years ago (edited)

There's nothing like self righteous virtue signaling while using technology that will someday end up in a landfill. From (hopefully) a home that will also end up in a landfill someday. How about food? You complain about plastics in almost every post but you're just as guilty as the rest of us. Just posting about it over and over and over and over again doesn't do anything for your actual concern(s). It just gives you a small ego boost so that you can sleep at night. Really your just a troll. Your not the voice of reason and righteousness that you think you are. Have a nice day.

5points

Laura Ketteridge 2 years ago

I am not a fan of 'free gifts'. It has been incredibly rare that the 'free gift' was at all useful to me. Most of the time it was a bit of clutter I had to dispose of. However, I do like the inclusion of adhesive bandages for the kits that some with knifes. :)

5points

Beck 2 years ago

I thoroughly enjoyed this.

4points

ADHD McChick 2 years ago

OoOoHhHh ThE pLaStIiIiIiC!!! OKAY people, we get the point! There's no need for seventeen people to make the same negative, condescending point, on every single post, AND here in the comments. Yes, plastic sucks. Okay? We all agree. Now please, stop your negative caterwauling, take it for the light-hearted entertainment it's supposed to be, and let us enjoy the dàmn post. Jesus Christ on a rusty bicycle...

3points

shado 2 years ago

McChick seems to need more wool pull back over their eyes so they don't have to think about all the negatives out there - ignorance is still bliss obviously

-1point

Rahul Pawa 2 years ago

Seems weird to me that the images I've seen used on the main page for this article ended up below the cutline. I remember seeing the sloth label, the old spice, and the "game over" squeaker used to entice people to read this article. Makes me wonder how they pick.

2points

juice 2 years ago

at the very beginning, when everything has 0 upvotes, maybe they just pick a few appealing images? i know sometimes the cover images change a few times but sometimes not. it would be interesting to see the process of creating an article

0points

Bored Retsuko 2 years ago

Someone was a bit of a PITA for pointing out the same thing under every pic, but please can we not downvote them? This person is banned now because one of her comments reached -10.

2points

Emily 2 years ago

For the amount of times she commented the same thing, she was trolling and it was worth banning her.

6points

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

IDK if that’s the way it really works. I’m pretty sure some of my comments may have reached negative 10 over the past years, but I’ve never been banned. I’ve also had some reach +100, so maybe it’s about cumulative totals?

0points

Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 2 years ago (edited)

This is a really stupid auto moderation system that BoredPanda has been recently using (it looks like they started it about a month ago.) They thought it would get rid of trolls, but it is actually affecting good users of this site who have done nothing wrong. If you have just one, count it one, tiny comment that gets done past -10 you get your account tempted suspended for a day. If you have another comment that gets downvoted past -10 then you get your account suspended for 5 days. Third strike and your out. It’s such a horrible way to “moderate” a sight s BoredPanda is going to lose readers.

2points

Susan Hazen 2 years ago

Just wonderful! So clever and humorous! Made my day.

1point

Bored Retsuko 2 years ago (edited)

That was a nice list ☺

1point

S.R. 2 years ago

The Translation of the German words are so wrong, that indont want to know how good the others.qre.

0points

shado 2 years ago (edited)

BP needs to be more responsible on it's posts, all this kind of stuff does is get more people buying dollar store C-R-A-P and give yet more excuses to the companies jamming more unnecessary plastic onto the public under the guise of "it's so cute' or "it's inventive" - none of which we really need

0points

Kayleigh A 2 years ago

I should be sleeping, but nope lest look at more bp :)

0points

Junior Farrell 2 years ago

These were cool.

0points

Donna Chapman 2 years ago

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stardust 2 years ago

These are the posts i want on BP, not the AITA ones

59points

Beans 2 years ago

Or the 'we stole this dumb probably fake narrative from Reddit 9 years ago, enjoy!'

24points

Sawdust 2 years ago

Maybe bandage companies should start including a free knife in the box.

49points

kate h 2 years ago

Guaranteeing repeat customers - brilliant!

24points

Hey! 2 years ago

4points

Funhog 2 years ago

Or, "How to ensure repeat customers of band-aids."

4points

James Edwards 2 years ago

👍 🗡

2points

KitKat 2 years ago

Sadly so many of these are plastics or unnecessary wrapping - such a waste of resources & a burden to the environment 😕 Cleaner, greener better options could be used...

18points

Shine Chisholm 2 years ago

Unnecessary packaging on unnecessary consumer goods. A thing can be both frivolous and clever.

16points

Hannah Edwards 2 years ago

10points

Hayden Hammond 2 years ago

Because they felt the need to comment on every single post.

5points

No One 2 years ago

Because we are aware already that plastic is awful. And we come to BP to relax and not stress out.

4points

Bravo6Two 2 years ago

Corporations produce 1000x the waste we do

0points

Stacey Rae 2 years ago

Kardashians 3 minute airplane rides

0points

Brobro McDuderson 2 years ago (edited)

Alternate title: 50 Genius Product Design Ideas that the few irritable Pandas in the comments section found something wrong with anyways.

7points

Boreddd🇺🇦 2 years ago

Message to de borah or whatever your name was. You have a point, but come on now, we got it, it's enough to say it once.

7points

Nicole Douglas 2 years ago

My butter package came be made into a cow and has the cutest cows printed on the stick's paper❤️

6points

Jaden Alexander 2 years ago (edited)

5points

Laura Ketteridge 2 years ago

5points

Beck 2 years ago

I thoroughly enjoyed this.

4points

ADHD McChick 2 years ago

3points

shado 2 years ago

McChick seems to need more wool pull back over their eyes so they don't have to think about all the negatives out there - ignorance is still bliss obviously

-1point

Rahul Pawa 2 years ago

2points

juice 2 years ago

0points