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  1. Arthur Eld says:

    Nights in white satin…

  2. The Moomin says:

    Satin has risen again?

  3. sailingteddy says:

    Er… why is this fail? What was the graffitiist trying to say in the first place? Maybe Satin’s the name of his girlfriend/idol/whatever.

    • Arthur Eld says:

      I had my problems in understanding something some fails ago :-) It’s supposed to say Satan.

      • sailingteddy says:

        Yeah, I kinda get that from all these comments. Hope I’m not being obtuse here but how do we know he was trying to write Satan?

        • Mookie says:

          The 6′s were a clue for me. And the pentacle. And the slaughtered goat.

        • Arthur Eld says:

          Top right: 6.6. – probably another 6 cut out.
          Why else should “all bow” to satin? Or to his girlfriend named Satin?

          I admit, we don’t know it for sure, but I think the assumption that s/he wanted to say “Satan” is pretty safe.

  4. Mookie says:

    Sounds like my prom dress from 1984.

  5. nomdunchien says:

    Shame on you satanic idiot!

  6. Ana says:

    I prefer silk for that matter…

  7. MNM says:

    6.6? 666 isnt it :O

  8. Duncan says:

    What a tulle.

  9. gillian says:

    i love satin! it’s so soft….

  10. scutfarkus says:

    Maybe it’s a win. It could be an advertisement for Cloth World and it was supposed to read All Satin Bows for $6.66

  11. grannycatflap says:

    I’d like to wear satin on my penis

  12. rawz says:

    I love satin bows

  13. Elise says:

    All bows of satin. Nothing beats those!

  14. Titio Pentelho says:

    A Satinist song…

    Bow down!
    Sell your soul to me!
    I will set you free!
    Pacify your demons!
    Bow down!

    Quite convenient…

  15. Jack Beaner says:

    Wow, Stupidity truly is bliss!

    RT
    http://www.privacy.at.tc

  16. Chris says:

    It’s not funny if you have to explain it:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamé_(fabric)

  17. Dan Jones says:

    Not a fail. This guy just really likes fabric with with a lot of luster.

  18. Jenrai says:

    Knights in wh…
    oh wait. Someone did.

    What, do tell, is wrong with Satin anyways?
    I have a pair of black satin PJ bottoms and they are the comfiest thing ever. I know this because my g/f normally wears them to lounge around the house in. :|

  19. XKillerBenX says:

    Devil worship fail. That really rare fail.

  20. sofaking says:

    I can’t decide which horribly unfunny pun to go with…
    All hail king Cotton!
    Dont Rayon my parade.
    Polyester, I barely knew her!

  21. Satan: the fabric of our lives.

    Satan breathes.

    85% Satan, 15% Dacron.

    …I’m done.

  22. sofaking says:

    What do you call a naked runner trying to cover his balls with a potato bag in the middle of january?

  23. hee hee says:

    I thought cotton was king.

  24. Retaba says:

    You would think that if people get it this wrong in this day and age, the Spanish Inquistion had an easy time of it in the past! ;P
    -blinks-

  25. Dargus says:

    Everyone knows that Satin is Satan’s younger, slightly less evil, brother.

    While still feared and reviled in hell, Satin has fewer followers than his more famous sibling. It’s not that he can’t do well, but just that he never applys himself.

    • czuhc says:

      He never applauds himself?

    • Satin says:

      I’ll have you know I have 2 books, a screenplay, 3 miniseries, 6 movies of the week, many speaking appointments and a lecture series pending. My my. There’s just no pleasing everyone in hell.

  26. Sorsha says:

    The Gay Mafia strikes again!

  27. Failtruza says:

    Maybe (s)he’s a fashion designer, henche a Win!

  28. RankMyTyping says:

    Satin is comfy! I would bow down to it!

  29. AAAAAAAA says:

    USA Go To Heal???

  30. Manish says:

    My high school principal’s name was Satin. Some used to call him Satan :(

  31. Emperor says:

    The more evil the soul the stronger Satin gets.

  32. YvesPaul says:

    It is a great fabric!

    • SanSan says:

      Um… I make bows OUT of satin?

      Or were they referencing Seitan, the wheat-gluten veggie “meat”? All Hail Seitan!

  33. grannycatflap says:

    satin will get the mofo that stole grannycatflap’s ID!
    sex wee! (see its me)

  34. PrincessIncognita says:

    This was obviously written by a gang of angry drag queens. :P

  35. A Noun says:

    Satin? Bows? What is this, graffiti in the Project Runway bathroom?

  36. Marcelo Ramires says:

    do you guys subscribe to these comments or you comment and then keep on waiting and refreshing?
    get a (chat)room.

  37. Maiden! says:

    i love satin, its so soft! ;D

  38. RiderLeangle says:

    It’s one thing to like fabric but this is going a bit too far.

  39. Sharmed says:

    I don’t know…Satin is pretty bowable.

  40. Puppatoons says:

    Oh, you droll things, it’s TAFFETA that’s in this year;Taffeta!

  41. moi says:

    all bows are satin. so luxurious!

  42. stacy says:

    I don’t that this is a fail – I mean, I also feel that all bows should be made of satin…

  43. Tray says:

    I think that this is a case of misunderstanding. What they don’t tell you in this picture is that this graffiti was done on a wall outside a Neiman Marcus by a gang of unruly fashion designers. After all, everyone knows that satin is the most hardcore of cloths!

  44. Kiwi says:

    Velvet is my only god

  45. Devil says:

    We must bow down to the lovely material.

  46. Vella says:

    And stay away from those filthy muslins, too!

    We get a ton of people who mess those two words up around here, and it bugs the hell out of me :)

  47. dingo says:

    *Throws up the horns*

  48. daji says:

    Because it’s soft and shiny, right?

  49. SassyAsh says:

    Bow to Satin…what next, taffeta or organza? I’m shaking in my boots. Haha.

  50. Clarissa. says:

    Hey man, I’d bow down for satin.

    That stuff is amazing…

  51. fidra says:

    All hail expensive fabric!!

  52. alleee says:

    A satin bow? FABulous.

  53. stmml02 says:

    Satin’s great, but I prefer silk.

  54. Lllll. says:

    …as we approach the ‘midnight hour’ here at 6.6 on you’re radio dial…tonight we’re highlighting the musici (stutter) I should say the career of Yo-Yo Ma, the celebrated musician from Paris…believe it or not. I’m James Earl Jones, ‘the et…velvet fog’,… harum…here on ‘Classics After Dark’…

  55. Green Is Good says:

    I’d rather bow to Cottin. Cottin breathes. (Yes, I know it’s spelled “cotton”)

  56. Ullygirldk says:

    LOL! Well Satin is one scary dude.

  57. doofen says:

    Er…. Can I bow to velvet instead?

  58. Jason Chan says:

    Just shows how dumb Satanists are.

  59. sextorx says:

    satin is sure more evil than satan and softer

    • Ullygirldk says:

      Yes Satin is the most evil of all the cottons. people should only buy Satin. Satin will beat all the other cottons. Satin is the only true master. Hail Satin! lolxD Sorry, this was a comment failxD

  60. thelibearian says:

    Oh, I dunno: satin *is* pretty nice.

    • Ullygirldk says:

      Hmmm…. True… Guys, we got a big dilemma… Satin.. or Velvet? Only one can rule the world ( yes I know that this comment in pathetic)

  61. ElDavid says:

    Obviously he’s talking about Satin Chow, as portrayed by Morgan Fairchild in the 1993 movie “Based on a True Story”. ¿¿Hello??

  62. Abbie says:

    What are you laughing about, Satin is awesome?

  63. glassbear says:

    I bow to egyptian cotton!

  64. Ullygirldk says:

    Don’t worry guys. One day everyone will bow for Satin.

  65. Satin says:

    Bow for me.

  66. angrygermankid says:

    PHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  67. RobotRoc says:

    Satin in bizarro world.

  68. Idene says:

    ALL BOW TO SATIN!!!

    … and his oh so silky texture. X)

  69. Tom says:

    Well, satin is pretty comfortable, but to bow down to it is a little overboard.

  70. jenn says:

    nobody ever said you had to be intelligent to be worship Satan…

  71. Doug says:

    It must be his favorite fabric.

  72. GodofPies says:

    Yes, I’m sure that some cloth will be perfectly suitable to rule Hell.

    • Ullygirldk says:

      Yes, I’m sure that some cloth will be perfectly suitable to rule Hell.

      …. Or Satan will be suitable… too… wear? 0_0′

  73. Estyalo says:

    Bow down to my wonderful SATIN shirt.

  74. funnehkat says:

    bow down to the silky stuff NOA

    and i thought it was 666 not 6.6.6!?

  75. Frenchie says:

    Smooth.

  76. dukethepcdr says:

    I’ve heard of people being “clothes horses” but this guy must be a “clothes gangsta”

  77. EiNSTEiN says:

    Why is this a fail? It looks spelled right to me… This is a stupid picture.

  78. Julie says:

    In the corner you can see 6.6. which was obviously gonna be 6.6.6

  79. dot dot dot says:

    lol bow for a type of fabric XD

  80. bumbleblaster says:

    666% satin lmao!

  81. frogman says:

    I hope that 14 year old kid realises that everyone’s laughing at him XD

  82. llkoi says:

    maybe all do need to bow for fashion!

  83. Chris says:

    it must be stated that Satin is a cruel and demanding master indeed. Although having a reputation as lovely and sensual fabric, Satin is in fact quite evil and possesses a mind of his own. Whether in a sinful shade of oyster shell or a deadly midnight blue this cloth simply lives to break your heart.

    Those evil Satin worshipers, they need to be dry cleaned of their sins.

  84. julia says:

    Well some people just love satin…

  85. alexnobody says:

    Satin is superior to cotton! All hail satin!

  86. Amy says:

    Maybe they meant “Bow” as in the pretty tied cloth decoration. Satin bows are quite nice.

  87. tbsavafob6 says:

    Go Satin! Let’s get sewing!

  88. Rob says:

    I agree, its comfortable stuff.

  89. crusty says:

    He was riding a white whores and the heal follows him after ^^

    hail satin ^^

  90. attorneys says:

    satin is the devil’s sister?

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  92. RankMyTyping says:

    This is way past the amount of words i can read at one time.

  93. Serenity says:

    The random copy-paster strikes again! One day, the law will catch up with him. And on that day, there will be nashing and wailing of teeth, and justice for those he has plagarised.

  94. Jojo says:

    Textiles have an assortment of uses, the most common of which are for clothing and containers such as bags and baskets. In the household, they are used in carpeting, upholstered furnishings, window shades, towels, covering for tables, beds, and other flat surfaces, and in art. In the workplace, they are used in industrial and scientific processes such as filtering. Miscellaneous uses include flags, backpacks, tents, nets, cleaning devices, such as handkerchiefs; transportation devices such as balloons, kites, sails, and parachutes; and strengthening in composite materials such as fibre glass and industrial geotextiles. Textiles can be used for educational purposes. Textiles can be used as a material for children to use and explore in their classrooms as another element of learning. Children can manipulate and come up with creative uses for textiles such as collage materials, art materials and so on.

    Textiles used for industrial purposes, and chosen for characteristics other than their appearance, are commonly referred to as technical textiles. Technical textiles include textile structures for automotive applications, medical textiles (e.g. implants), geotextiles (reinforcement of embankments), agrotextiles (textiles for crop protection), protective clothing (e.g. against heat and radiation for fire fighter clothing, against molten metals for welders, stab protection, and bullet proof vests. In all these applications stringent performance requirements must be met. Woven of threads coated with zinc oxide nanowires, laboratory fabric has been shown capable of “self-powering nanosystems” using vibrations created by everyday actions like wind or body movements.

  95. Malicite says:

    I only read the part at the end about Batman…is he trying to sell us something? Or did Satin trigger some involuntary response to discuss comic books randomly with us all?

  96. Arthur Eld says:

    This SOB was here some fails ago and posted similar random crap. Trollish dumbass motherf*beep*.

  97. The Moomin says:

    They’re posting random stuff on past fails as well for some reason? Wonder if they’re trying to crash failblog out?

  98. Jace says:

    >Back hands dman< Thank you for providing the impact Jace’s rings needed to fill, now move along, boy. And don’t go copy-pastin’ wikipedia on my thread again, dig?

  99. Arthur Eld says:

    I just wrote to failblog. Hopefully they’ll ban him.

  100. Jace says:

    See how upset you made Jace, making him spell feel wrong! Why I oughta… >backhands again<

  101. The Moomin says:

    Hurrah!
    *ankle squeeze*
    I did that too. Hopefully your mail sounded more professional than mine :D

  102. Aoife says:

    If not, at least he’ll burn in hale.

  103. Judy says:

    Serenity now, serenity now!

    -George


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