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  1. MorallMorall says:

    A for effort to hide it though!

  2. hikari says:

    I would have been more impressed if they’d managed to mimic the font.

    • phider says:

      It doesn’t look that hard. They’re just idiots. It looks like Arial Bold or something, but they used Times New Roman?

    • ENG says:

      That’s what I think.

      And to also put the “C” in the middle of a word, not at the beginning. Slightly less noticeable too.

  3. IngusJinx says:

    A for ingenuity

  4. SJ says:

    C is for Sneaky like a Louisville restaurant.

  5. titmonger says:

    err sneaky restaurant win.

  6. Tango says:

    Sneaky restaurant WIN, I’d say. Sharpe-eyed photographer WIN, as well.

  7. Jax says:

    I see what you did there…

  8. Bachi says:

    more a win than a fail for creativity :D

  9. FaiLord says:

    Actually is a WIN!

  10. jess says:

    fail…go cats! where is this so i can not eat there….for a couple of reasons.

  11. Katz says:

    So what’s the rating system?
    I mean is C good, bad, average… ?
    Most of us aren’t from America, you know.

    • Ryan Waxx says:

      Sorry, we sometimes forget that Europeans schools use “E for Effort!” grading.

      • Lunchbox says:

        A: Another fine dining establishment
        B: Best keep walking, the roaches may fight you for your dinner
        C: Can’t find many cats/dogs/squirrels left in the neighborhood…
        D: Do you really hate your own body so much to eat here?
        F: Fail, Fail, Fail and more Fail. Eat here and die painfully

        • twitch2197 says:

          i like that. nice grading scale. now failbloggers need to come up with one for school

          • Bob Dole says:

            A: Ass stuffed into a locker on daily basis for knowing to much unless it is in Physical Education
            B: Butt kicking optional depending on the mood of popular clique
            C: Cool grade to prove you can do just enough to graduate. On a side not our Current sitting US President’s GPA in school
            D: Dumb ass average Americans
            F: Fail, but win because you are popular and people will adore you.

            Any Questions?

            • Lunchbox says:

              Well done, minus the obligatory spelling errors. The red pen society will flame you later… However:

              D: Ditched four out of five classes, but still passed the final exam.

              rant
              (Not just Americans are average or dumb, and the average score is 70%- or C)
              /semantic rant

              • Bob Dole says:

                My spelling is not what is lacking in that post, but my punctuation most certainly is. On re-reading the post I see I also did make a few capitalization errors but it is still morning where I am and the coffee has yet to kick in. I am not overly anal-retentive to use hyphenation, semi-colons, and or other conventional rules for the fail blog. I will save myself the time and effort because I will undoubtedly make a mistake and be flamed and/or corrected for my inability to grasp the English language. You have my most sincerest thanks for correcting my errors and transgressions Sir Lunch!

        • nickleppek says:

          actually C means Condemned

        • Franchize says:

          Actually A:is fine dining establishment
          B: not up to par and violate minor health codes
          C: Is they violate major health codes

          this is the louisville system , i Know because i live here

    • foofoo says:

      C means foeigners welcomed!

    • ashabed says:

      A = top grade
      B = not bad
      C = mediocre
      D = practically failure
      F = fail

      For some reason we skipped ‘E’. and I just made up the translations for each of those letters.. with the exception of ‘F’, but yeah that’s them in order from best to worst.

      • Mitchillio says:

        Here in Australia they’ve introduced the alphabet grading into high schools recently and we go from A-E. I guess they want to avoid giving out Fs so that the failures still have that little bit of optimism when they compare themselves to people they see failing on American sitcoms. I think they describe an E grade as “limited achievement”, so no matter what you technically have made some form of “achievement” during school according to the reports. Wouldn’t want to let those kids know they’re doing badly huh?

        • Lunchbox says:

          It’s nice (no, not really) to know the rest of the world is following along with the ‘pansification’ of today’s youth. Don’t tell someone they failed, that might hurt their feelings. Don’t tell them they are substandard, and must try harder- instead, just pacify them, make them feel they are doing just fine and don’t need to improve themselves. No one fails, everyone is equal, right? Who excells, then? How do we encourage the Nobel Prize scientists of tomorrow, the innovators of the future, the leaders of the next century, when no one is told they weren’t good enough, therefore destroying the innate drive to better one’s self??? F*ck political correctness, F*ck feeling good about yourself all the time. Einstein was a mediocre student, but the teachers told him that! What would have happened if he didn’t try harder?
          /rant

          • Hee Haw says:

            I guess I’ll hold off on my petition to rename this site “TRY HARDER Blog”.

          • Avis says:

            *will never understand why we started giving out awards for just showing up*
            This is an argument I used to have with a co-worker on a regular basis. She wasn’t stupid, she tried hard in school. She just never did that well. She thought her efforts should have garnered her an A or two. It pissed her off when she found out that I got C’s and B’s (as end of term grades) without doing homework. I tried to explain that I just tested well. It didn’t make her feel better.

            • Lunchbox says:

              AMEN! My son plays in his school’s marching band. They compete every weekend against other schools in the region, and when they don’t place 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 3rd, they get a trophy for ‘participation’… He’s 13, and he totally gets that the trophy is bullsh*t. He sees it as demeaning. It’s not bad for the kids to feel like they didn’t try hard enough, or that someone out there is better, it fuels the competitive drive and spurs creativity.

              Oh, and Good Morning, Avis and Fluffy!! (or as Loz pointed out earlier, good afternoon..) *hugs and happiness all around*

              • Avis says:

                Good Morning!
                I thought the idea of competition was to…. um…… compete. To attempt to do better than the other guy/team. To try your best. Giving awards and trophies for just being there is stupid.
                *remembers when an honorable mention was something that not EVERYBODY got*

                • fluffy the fish says:

                  There was a story in the news a little while ago, about a 9 year old boy who was kicked out of little league, because he was too GOOD. The other players could never beat him, so to make it fair for everyone, he was kicked out.
                  oh, and good morning!

                  • Lunchbox says:

                    Yup, it’s true. Happened in New York, near where I work. We watched this news story in amazement and disgust. The kid was a fantastic pitcher, and none of the other kids could hit off him, so the league decided not to let him play. Sad, sad, sad.

                    • EricKB says:

                      Good evening :)
                      *it really is here :>*

                    • Iane says:

                      If I remember right, they asked him to step up to a different league, but he wanted to stay where he had no competition so he could be the best in his league. Also note that he wasn’t playing in a competitive league – if he was so hot and heavy for competition, he should have been.

                      My sons play soccer in a recreational league. There is a related competitive league for those that want to step up. In their current league, the coaches are often the ref’s. All the teams work hard, but they try to avoid shut-outs. They do this by mixing up the players when a team is way ahead – moving kids into positions their not used to playing to help round them out. It works well, and the winning team still always wins. Apparently, the kid in New York didn’t want to play any other position, and his mom CALLED THE COPS when the other team didn’t want to play.

                      The headlines were wrong. The kid wasn’t punished for being “too good” – he was punished for not stepping up.

              • Loz says:

                That’s odd. In the UK if you fail an exam you get a U. Ungraded. And you feel like sh1t (I assume).

                • Avis says:

                  I think we decided that our students were so bad here that we had to give them something so they wouldn’t feel bad about themselves. What the powers-that-be seem to have forgotten is that kids are a lot smarter than they are given credit for. They know when they are being patronized. And it pisses them off.

                  • Dragonwriter says:

                    My students tend to think that that only way not to get an A in my class is to actually f*ck something up. Ummm…no. They get a serious wake-up call when they realize that a C is “adequate” with no major deficiencies. To get an A, you need to really knock my socks off–it has to be truly excellent.

                    • Avis says:

                      Hmmmm… maybe I’m only thinking of the smart kids. Are your students taking the class because they thought it would be an easy “A”? Because if they are, boy, are they in for a surprise.

                      • Dragonwriter says:

                        No, my kids are smart…no doubt about it. But they are freshman, and they honestly have no idea how hard they will have to work to get an A. Once they figure it out, most of them do quite well, but some either just don’t have the wherewithal, or they just don’t care enough to put in the effort.

                        • Avis says:

                          *is convinced that high school in no way readies kids for college*

                        • EricKB says:

                          Depends on how much partying you do :)

                          *is convinced that college in no way readies kids for real life*

                        • Avis says:

                          *agrees whole-heartedly with EricKB*

                        • Loz says:

                          *agrees wholeheartedly too*
                          I was shocked when I got to uni and went from being an above-average high-school student to a mediocre university student. I still haven’t worked out how to do really well and this is my last year.
                          Or maybe I just can’t.

                        • EricKB says:

                          Don’t worry, once you leave and start your “real life”, you will look back on even mediocre college life as a wonderland.

                        • arimareiji says:

                          I saw a good article recently that discussed this.
                          It mentioned a study which found that nonspecific praise, i.e. not for an identifiable/believable achievement, effort, etc actually LOWERS kids’ self-esteem sharply.
                          Which makes sense if you think about it – they’re smarter than we give them credit for, and can instinctually tell the difference between admiration and flattery. MAybe better than adults can, I’d say.

                        • loufail says:

                          Well, for starters you could try spending less time on failblog.
                          But this would be a big loss to everyone of us. So at the end, I think being an average student is just fine.

                        • titaniumspork19 says:

                          Try taking IB. That was HARDER than college. Seriously. I got more A’s in a semester at college than I did in a year in the IB program.
                          …Oh crap, I used the word ‘harder’.

                        • fluffy the fish says:

                          That’s interesting, Arimareiji. I think we all know when a compliment is not sincere, and we don’t count those as compliments, but rather as feeble efforts to appease us.

                        • coyote says:

                          I attended a teachers workshop that had as its premise that one shouldn’t pass any judgement, verbal or otherwise, on a students work or anything for that matter. I asked how a student is to know if they are correct and only got a dirty look. This happened around 1980.

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          *MASSIVE eyeroll*

              • Arrian says:

                Um… son? Marching band? Oh dear.

                • Avis says:

                  So what talent do YOU have?

                  • Arrian says:

                    My writing. Et tu?

                    • Loz says:

                      How rude, you should be more polite and use ‘vous’.

                      • Lunchbox says:

                        Alas, dear Arrian, you assume the worst. He’s a VERY talented trumpet player, surrounded by girls, who all ‘like’ him. He’s pretty damn smart, if you ask me! It’s enough to make a father proud! On the other hand, though, I am VERY concerned about all those girls- why aren’t their parents keeping a leash on them!?!! He He He….

                        • Arrian says:

                          Nice, I never thought playing the trumpet would have that kind of draw on the ladies, but good for him.

                        • Loz says:

                          I find the saxophone to be the sexiest of the brass instruments.
                          That or the french horn… (lol).

                        • Mouse says:

                          Trumpet players know how to make the best use of their lips.

                        • Pretentious White Girl says:

                          Yes, but professional trumpeters are always looking out for their lips, because trumpet playing is very hard on them. Which means all the fun is generally reserved for the trumpet. Saxophone, on the other hand…
                          *is dating a saxophonist*
                          *is very happy*

                        • UndertheRadar says:

                          Well, MY guy plays bass guitar.
                          FINGERINGS = WIN!

                          AHAHAHAHAAAA
                          ahem…

          • It is I says:

            Urban legend. Einstein was pretty much an excellent student methinks.

            • fluffy the fish says:

              Every account of Einstein’s life tells that he was a mediocre student. Many geniuses are. We try to fit them into the box we call school, and they just don’t think. That’s what makes a genius – being able to think differently.

          • Skwearlly Bob says:

            Everyone go rent the movie “Idiocracy”

          • Lee says:

            Actually Einstein was a prodigy. Thats WHY people know him as Albert-friggen-Einstein. He didn’t give a crap about school only because he said it was holding him back. He even got his parents to buy him advanced text books on everything! He probably was doing a master of calculus before he was 12.

            If you, or anyone you know feels inspired by him, and believe “If Einstein can do it, I can too!”. Please, immediately remember this: You can’t. If you haven’t done it yet, you will never have a future to do it. Somebody has to say it.

      • Katz says:

        finally a serious answer.
        in my country the school grading system is from 2 (worst score) to 6 (best score) while restaurants are graded with stars, like the hotels. 1 star means basically passed the hygiene inspection and is either a bummer or doesn’t want to pay the more expensive license for two-star joints.

    • Tobi says:

      Most countries that use roman characters still have the same alphabetic order, though. You’d just assume that the closer to A you get, the better. Although something you wouldn’t necessarily know is that the lowest grade you can get is an F, with E almost never being used for no reason. A is best, then B, C, D and F for a failing grade. Each grade can have a + (plus) for a slightly higher grade) or a – (minus) for a slightly lower grade. A humorous twist would be to give something or someone a G or Z letter grade (G- or Z- being even worse) since they are nonexistent grades lower than F, and therefore indicating a lower than terrible grade. In the case of this restaurant, however, getting a grade of C is bad enough. If I knew the place where I was eating received a sanitation rating lower than A, I wouldn’t eat there. There is no reason for any restaurant (chain or privately owned and operated) nowadays to get a grade lower than A. Of course, I don’t exactly know what it takes to get a sanitation grade of A, but I would assume that not getting one means that you have maggots in your food and sewage in your drinks. Assuming so explains my reasoning for not wanting to eat anywhere that didn’t get the highest grade possible (A).

      • fake loz says:

        ^ C- ^

      • Ryan N says:

        Sometimes sanitation and health violations are for stupid little things, though. Trash can without a lid, delivery of refrigerated food just arrived and the employees didn’t have time to put expiration dates on it and put it away, handwashing station just ran out of soap.

        I wouldn’t worry too much about a B grade.

    • Ivey says:

      A-100-90 very good
      B-89-80 okay
      C-79-70 gross but no ones going to die
      D-69-60 condemed
      F-59-0 condemed

      you can get a C but your resturant will be re evaluated in a couple weeks from then and if it doesnt pass again it’ll be shut down. the sanitation score has to be a B or above without consequence from the state but i know people who will not eay as a resturant that has less than an A and in my state (NC) they write the sanitation score on the grade and some people will not eat at a place with less than a 95. I’ve worked in resturants for years and to get less than a B you almost have to TRY to be nasty. if i knew a place had a C you couldnt PAY me to eat there

      • cbraxa says:

        In other areas, that may not apply. I am a health inspector in Texas, though I work for the county health department. It isn’t very hard to give a B or a C, if you are actually looking for violations! Most states and local health departments use practically the same rules to inspect establishments. Of course, many states are understaffed and have quotas to meet, so they may not be able to spend the time that we do in my area on their inspections. AND, we can shut you down (depending on the violation) even if you rate an “A”….
        In other words… your sanitation score depends heavily on the staffing and adequacy of your health department, which depends on your (and the general public’s) tax dollars!

      • Pretentious White Girl says:

        Wow. The explanation of grading systems has just become epically huge. I hope that eventually someone thinks to notice that there are 5 other explanations before posting one.

        • Lunchbox says:

          Nope, we’d all rather go of on our own personal tangents, ranting and raving away. It is, after all, Monday. Screw reading everything someone else has written, explaining exactly the same thing, that takes too much effort!!!
          (yes, I know I’m guilty too)

        • Flossy says:

          Thats what I am noticing. Whats funny is the explainations are so different that the poor people who asked the question still dont know what the hell it means.

      • Rossaka says:

        I want to know what place that is! I live in Louisville and want to make sure NEVER to eat there. EVER.

      • RobertT says:

        That 90-100 is bull. When I was in school it was
        93-100=A
        85-92=B
        78-84=C
        70-77=D
        Below 70%=F, Now 70% is a C. Talk about lowering expectations.

    • Amy says:

      Here are the guidelines for Restaurant Inspection Scores in Louisville, KY, where this rating was given:
      http://www.louisvilleky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/6307C552-DD48-4001-9DEB-6FF9045F1690/0/ABCPlacards.pdf

      A= 93-100% (No critical violations)
      B= 85-92% (Also includes scores 85% or above with corrected critical violations)
      C= 84% or below (To include ALL scores with uncorrected critical violations)

      C is the worst score a restaurant can get. I do NOT eat at places with C and am wary of those with B ratings.

      • arimareiji says:

        Thank you, perfect explanation. ^_^

      • Yes. However, you can get knocked down for really silly things like having your rice labeled in Chinese but not in English. It’s really not a very good system.

      • Andy says:

        True, C is the worst, but what would your kitchen rate? If a restaurant consistently rates at a B or C level, then yes, I would consider not going, but it is very easy for a restaurant to get a B or C for violations that are easily correctable

    • AJ says:

      Others have done a good job at explaining the standard grades, but as for why “E” isn’t used, my understanding is that “E” was formerly used more widely and stood for “effort”. An E was given to a student who tried but didn’t perform well enough to earn even a D, while the F was reserved for students who totally blew off the class, exam, etc. Although honestly, under that system, I’d be more embarrassed to get an E than an F, I think. I think that’s also the source of the classic “F for EFFort” joke.

  12. Ryan Waxx says:

    And yes, I noticed the extra s about 5 nanoseconds after I hit submit. Thank you in advance for noticing.

  13. Hyas says:

    C is bad…very bad. C means if they don’t fix everything in a certain amount of time, they will be closed down. I have never actually seen a a C rating before in all my years.

  14. someone important says:

    WIN

  15. Anonymous says:

    How amusing.
    +10 for effort.

  16. K!K! says:

    Thats pretty genius, seeing as you have to display your rating in some states… I think it’s a sneaky restaraunt win.

  17. JoeBlow says:

    “Go Cards” – Must be a St. Louis restaurant, I wonder if it’s one near me.

  18. Stryder says:

    Doubly sneaky – they’ve got it covered even if their rating slips to the murky depths of D.

    Although, to do it properly they might want to investigate sans serif fonts.

  19. yuck says:

    i want to know what restaurant that is…this is my town.

    • Sharripie says:

      The restaurant appears to be DeVino’s Deli on E. Main Street. I recognized the buildings across the street from the reflection in the window. It looks like they got their “C” rating on 9/10/08, but improved to an “A” rating on 9/16/08.

      Mystery solved! But to be honest, it looks like someone else figured it out before I did. I thought y’all here would like to know.

  20. bing says:

    I think if you get a D or F they close your restaurant, so you probably wouldn’t see that grade on any restaurant. The C grade is pretty much a fail! I have a friend in the restaurant business here in Kentucky and he said you have to have some pretty bad conditions to get lower than an A so a C is really bad and near closing for health purposes.

  21. Samantha says:

    i live in louisville and i want to know what restaurant did that. that is pretty clever, although that doesn’t mean i’ll eat there haha.

    • Jeff C. says:

      I also live in Louisville, and I’m a “Card’ for that matter. I’d also like to know where this is at; hiding their poor grade behind the pretense of supporting our university doesn’t help us any and potentially makes us look bad. I’m pretty sure all of the restaurants on and near campus are A’s.

  22. ilovesat says:

    That’s the best fail i’ve seen in a while. It’s not an epic fail or anything, but what a trashy restaurant. The words say GO CARDS, right? that’s louisville cardinals or what? and do they change it every week? lol

  23. Bilski says:

    Yikes, I live in Louisville and have only eaten at a C restaurant once before, definitely not a recommended experience. WIN marketing though.

  24. splattski says:

    I really want to know where this restaurant is at I live in Louisville and I want to avoid it at all costs. OMFGWTFBBQ. But seeing the bright side WIN!!

    • aymiah says:

      XD Awesome, another person from there. Yay.
      Yeah we have to figure out where this is taken… I just have to see this in person.

  25. Patrick says:

    does anyone know what restaurant this is? I am familiar with Louisville restaurants. I don’t recognize it but not a lot to go on

    go cards

  26. Runelvys says:

    Maybe if they improve a little it can become GO BIRDS or something like that. What a genius move, though completely despicable. EVIL WIN.

    By the way, tourists in America, never eat at a place with less than an A rating. As a former foodservice employee in multiple restaurants, I promise that an A is not too hard to get. B is deplorable, C is life-threatening.

  27. Mao says:

    LOLOLOL

    OMG I LAUGHED FOR LIKE AN HOUR.

    WTFFFFFFF

  28. qwerty says:

    Huh… how did that happen? Who would actually print such a sign that says “Welcomes Sexual Harassment”?

    How did it get to the failpoint(tm)?

    • fluffy the fish says:

      The Sexual Harassment fail is down the hall and to the left.

    • Skwearlly Bob says:

      Another fabulous screw up for you there qwerty. Congrats!

      Is this going to be Your trademark from now on?
      Posting Comments Under the Wrong Fail?

      • qwerty says:

        Oh I’m so honored! *blushes*

        I thought I cleared it up the last time. I’m (almost) conscientiously failing to post on the right entry as a homage to the old site design which has the comments button on the top instead of the bottom, which ended up with lots of comments on the wrong post.

        But yeah, I’m trademarking it.

  29. Yotee says:

    “III – C placard – Red (Poor) Indicates that a food service facility has failed to meet
    minimum requirements of The Kentucky State Food Code. This will include a score with
    any critical violation that is not immediately correctable. The C placard may be posted
    for up to ten (10) days. A follow-up inspection must be conducted in order to remove the C placard and to post the applicable placard.”

    http://www.louisvilleky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/6307C552-DD48-4001-9DEB-6FF9045F1690/0/ABCPlacards.pdf

  30. PloCoon says:

    Wow, lots of Louisville people here. Probably because the ICanHasCheezburger system had an article about it in the Courier-Journal about a year or two ago. I’m from Shelbyville, but was born and lived in the Ville for 6 years. Great city. Go Cats, though!

    My family never eats anywhere with less than an A.

    • Abe Simpson says:

      F off Shelbyville!

      Seriously, I surprised the Maitre D didn’t have something to say about this. You know, he’s been in the business for 60 years!!!

    • thepowerofblue says:

      Shelbyville?

      .
      Grandpa Simpson: We can’t bust heads like we used to. But we have our ways. One trick is to tell stories that don’t go anywhere. Like the time I caught the ferry to Shelbyville. I needed a new heel for m’shoe. So I decided to go to Morganville, which is what they called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt. Which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on ‘em. Gimme five bees for a quarter, you’d say. Now where was I… oh yeah. The important thing was that I had an onion tied to my belt, which was the style at the time. You couldn’t get white onions, because of the war. The only thing you could get was those big yellow ones…

    • Captain Wow says:

      Go Cats! I like you PloCoon! Do we know what restaurant this is?

    • Kitsune413 says:

      lots of us – though I have no idea where this is though.

  31. Nick says:

    I am pretty sure the name of the place is DeVino’s…it is in downtown Louisville.

  32. Xes says:

    I agree with everyone else… this is a getting by laws win. take that, health rating!

  33. Condoulo says:

    omg. I about died laughing when I saw this. Probably because I’m a Cats fan.

  34. Skin Diesel says:

    Hey, when life gives you lemons…

    (you FIND A NEW GOD!)

  35. mdi says:

    Retarded, if you have a shitty restaurant with horrible health ratings (C), you should probably shut down and fix your sh*t, not trick everyone into eating your shi**ty food (not like it is hard to trick a Kentuckian, especially a person from “Lou-uh-vul”.) F***ing ignorant white-trash down there, whether they have money or not (trust me, I know).

  36. GeekGod says:

    Lived in Louisville all my life and I have never seen a C rating. Awesome job of covering it up, give them mad props.

  37. Emily says:

    haha, unfortunately i’m from louisville, and i think i know which restaurant that is, and sadly i think i’ve been there, not noticing the concealed c :( , michelle b, can you tell me where it is?

  38. Nic says:

    IDK about anyone else but i think this is a WIN!!!

  39. djspazy says:

    According to my friend, C is the highest grade possible…

  40. John McCain says:

    I though the food was pretty good, and than I got a romantic card for my beautiful wife!

  41. Cer says:

    Whoohoo! Yay for Louisville restaurant ratings!

  42. lalo says:

    succeded at failing…

  43. LOL says:

    As opposed to F- Fail.

    E= Epic Fail

  44. dood says:

    I believe this is a photoshop.

    Carry on.

    • Jimmeh says:

      Holy crap why did it take this many comments before someone finally called it?!

      I just got here, but seriously, this photochop isn’t even remotely passable. Look at the angle of the “C”, compare it to the window and the other letters and the surrounding text and… sweet Jesus Christ on a stick, are you people blind???

  45. Julie says:

    it’s just like in school, A B C D and F. Remember though if you have a leaky faucet like a couple of drops you get a B automatic. If your employees don’t knwo what msds means you get a B that doesnt’ mean it’s a bad place to eat

  46. fake says:

    fake fake fake fake fake

  47. matt says:

    omfg I fail. I saw this on a local donut shop that had a C and hid it by using it as the c in ice an ad for ice cream on heir window! I fail for not submitting before they closed down :(

  48. Matir'D says:

    Amateur hour. Your all a bunch of hick morons and I will never serve you, so don’t come into my restaurant.

  49. neelster says:

    That is not duckling a l’orange that’s racoon a le tang.

  50. Peter says:

    it’s a win, very clever.

  51. WIN says:

    What? That is not fail that is epic win

  52. Jessica says:

    Where is this in Louisville??? I live in Louisville and now I’m really curious what restaurant this is!

  53. Another good way to hide that would have been to make the restaurant theme the Holocaust. AVOIDING CONTROVERSY! :O

  54. C should be for CLASSIC!
    Nice attempt on them sneaking that by… are they closed down?

  55. Cellie says:

    hmmm… “cards”

    does that mean anything?

  56. Ryan in MA says:

    Being in a band with all the girls is akin to being in hairdressing or nursing school. The real reason the boy is there is not to chase the girls but to be “like” them. May want to investigate that a little further.

  57. Asteconn says:

    You know, in the UK, there was kebab shop that served up food with a corpse nearby:

    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/10/14/wolverhampton_kebab_shop/

  58. EagleEye says:

    are you all blind? its obviously a photoshop, not even a good one, just very tidy

  59. Janglefish says:

    They should have used Univers instead of Times New Roman

  60. “C”….that’s passing, right? Yum Yum.

  61. skeletor says:

    I highly doubt this is photoshopped:

    1) look at the additional letters, a, r, d, & s – you can see that they all have the window glare over them while still preserving the full opacity of the letter coloring.

    2) You can see the scotch tape used to tape it to the window

    3) look at the letter d, the paper isn’t fully pressed up to the window towards the bottom.

    but if this is shooped then someone put some thought into this.

  62. pisa4u says:

    The county must grade the kitchen only, because I have
    seen eating areas in restaurants that I say grade
    at “D” with a posted grade of “A”

  63. tofufa says:

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

    that is quite amusing but failure hehe

  64. josh says:

    The place in question is Devino’s Deli in downtown Louisville. We had a discussion about this on the robin garr forums when the pic was taken back in september. They got a 77 back on the 10th, and had corrected the problems and gotten upgraded to a 96 on the followup inspection on the 16th.

    • Shatmandu says:

      I used to work for them before they fired me claiming I had stolen sandwiches. They said, and I quote “We have the receipts to prove that you stole them.”

      Uhm, if they had the receipts how could I have stolen them? They also refused to show me these said receipts when I asked if I could see them.

      The things that you will see in their kitchen and what their employees do is NASTY. I was probably the only one who changed my gloves after coming into contact with dirty surfaces or even wore gloves 100% of the time.

  65. business says:

    If only they spent as much time keeping the place sanitary.

  66. CatsFan4Life says:

    Fail for being Cards fans…But I underestimated the sneakiness…Win for sneakiness…I’d like it better if it weren’t from Louisville…

  67. Todd says:

    testing! Is this thing failing?

  68. skyminor1 says:

    Chutzpah= WIN!!!

    I need something like this for the Sky Minor Real Estate office.

  69. freddy says:

    XD i was born in louisville kentucky!!!!

  70. Jon says:

    I actually live in lousiville, ive been by this restaraunt 4 times and never noticed

  71. GTAStud says:

    That’s genius! Unless you’re really paying attention, you’d never know!

  72. Michael Of Louisville says:

    I used to eat there its downtown, and if u ask me thats and EPIC WIN. FYI now they have an A

  73. TJ says:

    So you know, I went to this restaurant before they had the “C.” They got the “C” immediately after they moved to a new place and within 2 weeks were back up to “A.” “C” is a failing grade in Louisville Sanitation Code. Above the “go cards” they had “go kats” in blue. I’ll probably go back, I think their problem was structural. Also the sign fooled me. Someone had to point it out to me.

    • Shatmandu says:

      Thats wrong. They moved in January and opened in February. They had that rating in September.

      Learn your dates.

  74. shishir says:

    amazing fail!!!

  75. Shatmandu says:

    I used to work for them before they fired me claiming I had stolen sandwiches. They said, and I quote “We have the receipts to prove that you stole them.”

    Uhm, if they had the receipts how could I have stolen them? They also refused to show me these said receipts when I asked if I could see them.

    The things that you will see in their kitchen and what their employees do is NASTY. I was probably the only one who changed my gloves after coming into contact with dirty surfaces or even wore gloves 100% of the time.

    Not to mention they pay all their workers in cash under the table, but make you fill out payroll info so no one catches on.

    Sadly, one of the ones running it is a lawyer, so they can get around this stuff.

    I saw all kinds of disgusting things there when I worked. You really wouldn’t believe it if I told you.

  76. »Gâmßît F.N. îXî« says:

    this is clearly win

  77. Sparky says:

    Lmao I literally drove by this a few days go. The Louisville Cardinals is the local University.

  78. katie r says:

    what restaurant is this? id like to know so i dont eat there because i live in louisville

  79. Cyclonus says:

    thats pretty smart and clever. maybe it stands for Creative.

  80. Bored says:

    A for creativity that is awesoome haha

  81. T. Azimuth Schwitters says:

    Would have been a better photoshop if the “C” were actually angled for perspective.

    • Smither says:

      That’s NOT a photo shop you dip shit (unless you are talking about the red arrow coming from the Health dept oval which everyone already recognizes as a photoshop…done for the sake of expLAINiong it to a dumbass…)

  82. Deez Nuts says:

    When The Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness Gives You Lemons…

  83. Frank says:

    GOOD FOR THEM, for taking it to the Man!! Goverment can go screw themselfs,

  84. MythicFail says:

    Grade A FAIL… with a hint of win.

  85. JohnnyRaincloud says:

    that’s ingenius, I’ve got to say. Clever.

  86. Blue2thFairy says:

    What?

  87. Alex says:

    recycle win?

  88. Charles says:

    I don’t care what anyone says…That is a WIN

  89. Brix says:

    i can’t stop laughing my @ss off… :)

  90. IhateKY says:

    Louisville sucks and should be burnt to the ground.

  91. ThatOneGuy says:

    Subtlety WIN.

  92. Troll1234 says:

    Its a fail because it didn’t fool everyone.

  93. Bklyn says:

    HAHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHA this is amazing. Gross…but amazing, nonetheless.

  94. Mcgurker says:

    I rofled my waffle while lofling my snofl!

  95. Unrequired says:

    Sneaky bastards.

  96. mitchell says:

    i love your shows

  97. pappy325 says:

    I actually know this restaurant. LOL its great.

  98. Joe says:

    LOL i live close to louisville, nice to see failures in my area :)

  99. trusts says:

    nice use of a low grade, IMO.


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