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YOU FAIL AT FAILING


Thx to Daniel G and Malte H.:

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Another way you can fail at failing…

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  1. chaosincarnate says:

    That… is a beautiful error.

    Out of curiousity, is that a photoshop job, or has anyone had that actually happen? (Likely photoshop, but with MS, nothing surprises me.)

  2. Anonymous says:

    too bad it’s only cool to be second… you fail. clearly.

  3. wtf bs? says:

    wtf, i sent dis one!!1

  4. Anonymous says:

    i think its fake. its triple fail

  5. Daniel G says:

    It is from this app that downloads all this stuff for free, we almost got busted.

  6. Dessa says:

    isn’t the typo in the url fail too? Oo

  7. mje89 says:

    Any body who knows something about computers will know that that is a fake. Bluescreen isn’t a app for one! Descent photoshop though.

  8. Junklord says:

    DESCENT photoshop?! DOUBLE FAIL @mje89
    1. it’s written “decent”
    2. it’s not decent, that’s just an alert box copied over another image -.-

  9. Nice. Fail for bad advertising tie-in though. A business coach? Should be a computer ad.

  10. Philipp says:

    this is so old… not impressed

  11. tur says:

    well
    Bluescreen is nowadays a MicroSoft application (screensaver)
    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb897558.aspx
    no need to use Photoshop

  12. Franticskwerrel says:

    Don’t be like ebaumsworld and put your watermark on stuff that didn’t originally come from you.

  13. Zzzz. Sorry fell asleep for a second.

  14. han solo says:

    it is a double negative

  15. De says:

    stupid yankees

  16. DavidRS says:

    Fail.

    Just fail.

  17. I’m a system analyst and this image is 100% fake. When Windows goes BSOD, they switch for character mode and int this mode it is not capable of render graphical windows.

    But, even if theorically they would, the blue screen error show an error that affect ntoskrnl.exe, the Windows kernel. With kernel break down, the render engine will not execute also.

  18. Lancer says:

    You FAIL to give us your name, or to say nawt-second so :P

  19. bodriz says:

    must be vista

    • Alex says:

      even vista can’t fail that hard unless you are one of the poor souls/fails that rushed out to buy it on day 1

  20. MaskedMan says:

    All of you who didn’t answer as Spoo did, FAIL.

    This is a screensaver app, which can, and does, fail. I have a copy myself.

  21. DavidtheDuke says:

    I hope they didn’t click enter or press OK! The universe would end!!

  22. double negs says:

    It’s not a double negative, if your intention was to fail and you didn’t succeed then yes, you can fail at failing. However, in this case presumably the intention was to succeed and the BSOD failed so the caption is wrong – the explanation isn’t.

    I’m sorry did i just suck the last bit of LOL out of this?

    =)

  23. The True Patriot says:

    “Crashlogger.exe has encountered an unknown error and needs to close”

    Hows that for a fail at failing?

  24. chris says:

    massive photoshop fail – knowing you can do it in ‘shop is one thing – using such crappy elements that the text has nasty architecturing around it – plain laziness

  25. chris says:

    also – I’ve had a great vista fail message :

    “warning – failed to create the balloon”

    of all the functions of my PC I don’t expect childrens entertainer to be one so I’ll forgive it.

  26. Windows NT 3/4 BSOD + Windows XP MessageBox.

    Stacked fail.

  27. SparroHawc says:

    It’s a screensaver; for a while, I had it running on the computers in my company’s server room. It displays a fake boot-up screen, then shows the bluescreen and pretends to reboot and go through the process again. Fun times.

    Also, it’s possible to get the NT-style BSOD if you tell Windows XP to not reboot on a crash (which is useful if you want to actually troubleshoot your crashes).

    In other words, Dr. Frankenstein, it is YOU who fail.

  28. irv says:

    well if you wnat to know an epic fail, I have had a mac virus on Vista, it crashed my whole networking stuff (yess technical word)

  29. piex says:

    Eww JPEG artifacts.
    Microsoft does fail.

  30. piexing says:

    herez mah full usrnem!! :P

  31. mark says:

    thats fake its not hilarious

  32. Crux says:

    Fake and very hilarious.

  33. Keem says:

    u fail at epically failing :P

  34. skrangle says:

    This smells fake…. And fake does not smell tasty

  35. Too-late-for-roses says:

    once whilst writing a program in dev pascal i got a fail that said “fatal syntax error, error expected but error is erroneous” btw to be erroneous is to contain an error

  36. raveen says:

    why not just SUPAFAIL? haha

  37. jayive34 says:

    failtrocity

  38. Mike Mabus says:

    Failhounds!

  39. Mike Mabus says:

    No one posted a comment in a while ( what a bunch of fails)

  40. ?????????? says:

    it is a double negative

  41. **** says:

    i fali at typing the word fali

  42. damnit says:

    it’s fake fail, this guy just failed

  43. Zack says:

    Lol…..

  44. cristian says:

    ¬¬
    it’s not a fail, it’s impossible to windows show a “window” if BSOD appears, BSOD is simple text, not in graphics mode, you fail at failing, fake fail…

  45. great… thats funny (lol)

  46. CaioNV says:

    best fail ever

  47. Danneh_Teh_LAWL_Chick says:

    xD HAH!! Wait… If you Fail at Failing…Wouldn’t that..Make it a Win?! xD

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