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  1. bobthesnail says:

    Ouch

  2. bobthesnail says:

    Woops?

  3. wolfgangmunzerl2 says:

    Maybe the guy kept saying “I think I can, I think I can!”

  4. jules says:

    You must be this tall to to ride this fail

    • wolfgangmunzerl2 says:

      This is when getting a “little boost” goes horribly wrong

      • whiplasher says:

        Well. Sometimes “a little boost” can be the right thing that traps you to the wrong side of things.

        This fail reminds me of a time when my neighbour got stuck with his boat… below a bridge… due to tide… and going with the stream.

        So, my conclusion is: Be abnormal.

  5. yarnboy says:

    major rule of driving: know where ALL of your corners are.

  6. Admiral Apparent says:

    You won’t believe the tall tale the driver made up to explain how this happened.

    • Markov Chain says:

      Bah dum chish. Please tip your waitress.

    • Wormulon says:

      -Hello, Joma Ltd. how can I help?
      -Hi Joanne. Can you put me through to the boss.
      *transfers*
      -Hello? Dave speaking…
      -The craziest thing just happened. I was driving into a car park when the foundations of the maximum height sign just collapsed out of nowhere…

  7. Present Absence says:

    FFFUUUUUUUUUUUUU-

  8. Mikey D says:

    This is the tragic end to all the petitioning and campaigning for the rights of trucks to limbo dance.

  9. Markov Chain says:

    I don’t know what happened. I’ve been clearing this for years. Must’ve had a growth spurt or something.

  10. Crucial says:

    Mechanic WIN

  11. Admiral Apparent says:

    Joma’s experiment to boost cash flow came to an abrupt end. They have now taken down their “Truck for Rent” signs.

  12. iliketurtles says:

    looks like someone forgot to duck.

  13. Phaet says:

    Something simmilar happened to my brother. He was driving a truck and there was this bringe which had a sign saying that wehicles which are higher that some meters (don’t remember how many) are not allowed to go any further. So he looks around, sees no cops or cameras so…
    When the police and firefighters arrived to get him out they asked him: “So too big to fit through?” and he replied: “Hell no! I’m just delivering this brigde but I went out of gas”

  14. jenny says:

    Spelling “judgment” fail.

  15. Captain Wow says:

    Clearance bar win!

  16. Eric says:

    Spelling FAIL!!! (Judgment)

    • Wormulon says:

      actually both spellings are acceptable.
      spellings nazis, all of you!

      • Mookie says:

        Acceptable or not, I will tell you that, as an attorney in the States, if you were to add the extra “e” you would be considered a dumbass. But don’t shoot the messenger.

        • Dragonwriter says:

          As an English professor in the States, I must agree with Mookie’s assessment.

          • Mookie says:

            Together, we rule. (in my own mind, at least, but that’s where I live, so…)

              • ryannon says:

                One broccoli to rule them all.
                One broccoli to find them.
                One broccoli bring them all.
                And in the garden bind them.

              • Wormulon says:

                Scanning through Webster’s Third International dictionary, I can see that, as stated in a previous post, Judgment is used in law (a formal utterance or pronouncing of an authoritative opinion after judging), while Judgement is used in cases of opinion (the mental or intellectual process of forming an opinion or evaluation by discerning and comparing).
                On that FINAL note,
                As an Academic Director of an International English Language College, i must shoot you.
                (THIS IS MY 12TH TIME TRYING TO POST THIS COMMENT>ARGGHHH MUCH)

            • Wormulon says:

              Scanning through Webster’s Third International dictionary, I can see that, as stated in a previous post, Judgment is used in law (a formal utterance or pronouncing of an authoritative opinion after judging), while Judgement is used in cases of opinion (the mental or intellectual process of forming an opinion or evaluation by discerning and comparing).
              On that FINAL note,
              As an Academic Director of an International English Language College, i must shoot you.
              (THIS IS MY 8TH TIME TRYING TO POST THIS>ARGGHHHH!)

          • Wormulon says:

            as an Acadamic Director in an English language school, I must kick some toys…

          • Wormulon says:

            As an Academic Director of an English Language College, I must shoot you.

          • Wormulon says:

            As an Academic Director in an Enlgish Language College, I must shoot you.

          • Wormulon says:

            Scanning through Webster’s Third International dictionary, I can see that, as stated in a previous post, Judgment is used in law (a formal utterance or pronouncing of an authoritative opinion after judging), while Judgement is used in cases of opinion (the mental or intellectual process of forming an opinion or evaluation by discerning and comparing).
            On that FINAL note,
            As an Academic Director of an International English Language College, i must shoot you.

          • Wormulon says:

            Scanning through Webster’s Third International dictionary, I can see that, as stated in a previous post, Judgment is used in law (a formal utterance or pronouncing of an authoritative opinion after judging), while Judgement is used in cases of opinion (the mental or intellectual process of forming an opinion or evaluation by discerning and comparing).
            On that FINAL note,
            As an Academic Director of an International English Language College, i must shoot you.
            (THIS MY 9TH TIME TRYING TO POST THIS>>>>ARRRRRRRRRGHHHHHHH!!!)

          • Wormulon says:

            Scanning through Webster’s Third International dictionary, I can see that, as stated in a previous post, Judgment is used in law (a formal utterance or pronouncing of an authoritative opinion after judging), while Judgement is used in cases of opinion (the mental or intellectual process of forming an opinion or evaluation by discerning and comparing).
            On that FINAL note,
            As an Academic Director of an International English Language College, i must shoot you.
            (THIS IS MY TENTH TIME TRYING TO POST THIS> ARGH MUCH)

          • Wormulon says:

            Scanning through Webster’s Third International dictionary, I can see that, as stated in a previous post, Judgment is used in law (a formal utterance or pronouncing of an authoritative opinion after judging), while Judgement is used in cases of opinion (the mental or intellectual process of forming an opinion or evaluation by discerning and comparing).
            On that FINAL note,
            As an Academic Director of an International English Language College, i must shoot you.
            (THIS IS MY ELEVENTH TIME TRYING TO POST THIS>>>ARRRGHHH MUCH)

          • Wormulon says:

            Scanning through Webster’s Third International dictionary, I can see that, as stated in a previous post, Judgment is used in law (a formal utterance or pronouncing of an authoritative opinion after judging), while Judgement is used in cases of opinion (the mental or intellectual process of forming an opinion or evaluation by discerning and comparing).
            On that FINAL note,
            As an Academic Director of an International English Language College, i must shoot you.
            THIS IS LITERALLY MY 13th TIME TRYING TO POST THIS>ARGH MUCH!

          • peter says:

            perseverance win
            content fail

        • yourmom says:

          Yup. Spelling FAIL. The same people who think you pronounce the “T” in often also think its acceptable to leave the e in judgment

  17. Retaba says:

    That bar barber’d the hell out of that truck’s top…

  18. gregg says:

    FAIL ON YOUR MISSPELLING OF “JUDGMENT”

  19. Soulcrun says:

    What does this have to do with judgement?

    PS: You actually think judgement is wrong…? To judge sounds better than to judg right? Nub.

  20. Tony Wilkes says:

    ha ha, yes. I get this one. it is very funny. I like these translation fails very much :)

  21. Tom says:

    Please all, support PETA! Oh, and by the way: I was actually the FIRST to post on this thread!

  22. Edmond Dantes says:

    Bar win

    In the voice of Teddy KGB…”BAAD JUDGEMENT…….”

  23. GladIwokeUp says:

    i was fixin ta come here
    and i went out da front door to come here
    and i came here
    and i got here
    and heeere i ammmm!!!!

  24. Anna says:

    Well It was kind of close..

  25. ultimate91 says:

    Is this what you would call a near miss?

  26. sugrr says:

    somebody isn’t going to be getting a holiday bonus

  27. Kiragirl says:

    spelling fail

  28. Admiral Apparent says:

    After moving to the city, this was George of the Jungle’s first day on the job.

  29. Mookie says:

    An aborted selfectomy.

  30. PuffnStuff says:

    How about spelling fail for spelling judgment with an “e”.

  31. PollyAnna says:

    SO OLD!!! Old Old Fail! There are so so many new fails, why bring up an old one?

  32. konkonsn says:

    Doesn’t the title for this fail pretty much explain everything on this site?

  33. hullaballo says:

    Fail pics are always funnier when they just say “FAIL”

  34. Suncloud says:

    It looks like a narrow road/alley. Maybe there should
    be a Width restriction instead of a Height restriction.

  35. Tom says:

    Don’t usurpate my name! Support PETA instead!

  36. James Might says:

    Whoops! ZGuess he wont be driving any more company trucks!

    Jess
    http://www.anonymity.cz.tc

  37. Heather says:

    “Judgment” is spelled wrong.

  38. Ros says:

    That reminds me of an incident that involving a lorry driver and a bridge when I worked for a delivery company. The guy didn’t know the height of his vehicle, so didn’t realise that it was too high for the bridge. D’oh!

  39. J-Train says:

    that is not how you spell JUDGMENT

  40. yeti says:

    I say stable pole win

  41. anonymous says:

    I see a spelling fail…

    • Alucard says:

      There’s been at least three or four sub-threads about this.

      To sum it up: “Judgement” is usually only used in England, but is listed in some dictionaries (American Heritage and Webster’s) as an acceptable alternative to “Judgment,” the American spelling.

      Okay?

  42. mattieboy01 says:

    how many of these are they gonna post

  43. yeRight says:

    I like how they spelled judgment wrong….Judgement fail indeed!!!

  44. ClabberHead says:

    Boudreaux and Thibodaux are driving a truck, and they see a sign that says “Clearance 10 ft. 5 in.” They get out and measure the truck. It’s 11 ft. 10 in. Boudreaux looks around and says to Thibodeaux, “I don’t see no cops, do you???”

    Thant’s really what happened ;)

  45. jenn says:

    actually THIS is a JUDGMENT fail, because it is not judgement, its judgment. lol

  46. next job will probably be as a surgeon!

  47. attorneys says:

    tough love on that truck!

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