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  1. Numero Uno says:

    Main Entry: first
    Part of Speech: adjective
    Definition: earliest in order
    Synonyms: aboriginal, ahead, antecedent, anterior, basic, beginning, cardinal, early, elementary, first off, front, fundamental, head, headmost, in the beginning, inaugural, inceptive, incipient, initial, introductory, key, lead off, leading, least, number one, numero uno, opening, original, pioneer, premier, primary, prime, primeval, primitive, primogenial, primordial, pristine, right up front, rudimentary, slightest, smallest
    Antonyms: final, last
    Main Entry: first
    Part of Speech: adjective
    Definition: highest in importance
    Synonyms: A-number-1, advanced, arch, champion, chief, dominant, eminent, first-class, first-string, foremost, greatest, head, head of the line, leading, main, number one, outstanding, paramount, predominant, preeminent, premier, primary, prime, primo, principal, ranking, ruling, sovereign, supreme, top of the list, top-flight
    Antonyms: last, least
    Main Entry: aboriginal
    Part of Speech: adjective
    Definition: belonging to one, existing in a place since prehistory
    Synonyms: ancient, earliest, endemic, first, indigenous, native, original, primary, primeval, primitive, primordial
    Antonyms: foreign

    • Lefty says:

      douche -/duʃ/ noun, verb, douched, douch⋅ing.
      –noun
      1. a jet or current of water, sometimes with a dissolved medicating or cleansing agent, applied to a body part, organ, or cavity for medicinal or hygienic purposes.
      2. the application of such a jet.
      3. an instrument, as a syringe, for administering it.
      4. a bath administered by such a jet.
      –verb (used with object)
      5. to apply a douche to.
      –verb (used without object)
      6. to use a douche or douches; undergo douching.
      Origin:
      1675–85; < F < It doccia water pipe, back formation from doccione drainpipe (where -one was taken as aug. suffix) < L ductiōn- (s. of ductiō) drawing off, conveying (water), equiv. to duct(us), ptp. of dūcere (see ductile ) + -iōn- -ion

      • Geoff says:

        Main Entry: droppings
        Part of Speech: noun
        Definition: excrement
        Synonyms: cow pies, cowplop, crap, dung, feces, fertilizer, guano, manure, meadow muffin, night soil, ordure, poop
        Main Entry: dung
        Part of Speech: noun
        Definition: excrement
        Synonyms: cow pies, cowplop, crap, droppings, feces, fertilizer, guano, manure, meadow muffin, night soil, ordure, poop

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        Main Entry: excrement
        Part of Speech: noun
        Definition: excretion
        Synonyms: body waste, chips, discharge, droppings, dung, egesta, evacuation, excreta, fecal matter, feces, manure, ordure, perspiration, secretion, stool, sweat, urine, waste matter
        Main Entry: filth
        Part of Speech: noun
        Definition: dirt, pollution
        Synonyms: carrion, contamination, corruption, crud, defilement, dregs, dung, excrement, feces, feculence, filthiness, foul matter, foulness, garbage, grime, impurity, manure, mire, muck, mud, nastiness, ordure, putrefaction, putrescence, putridity, refuse, rottenness, sediment, sewage, silt, sleaze, slime, slop, sludge, slush, smut, trash, uncleanness
        Antonyms: cleanliness, purity, sterility

      • Main Entry:
        1win Listen to the pronunciation of 1win
        Pronunciation:
        \ˈwin\
        Function:
        verb
        Inflected Form(s):
        won Listen to the pronunciation of won \ˈwən\ ; win·ning
        Etymology:
        Middle English winnen, from Old English winnan to struggle; akin to Old High German winnan to struggle and probably to Latin venus sexual desire, charm, Sanskrit vanas desire, vanoti he strives for
        Date:
        before 12th century

        transitive verb
        1 a: to get possession of by effort or fortune b: to obtain by work : earn
        2 a: to gain in or as if in battle or contest b: to be the victor in
        3 a: to make friendly or favorable to oneself or to one’s cause —often used with over b: to induce to accept oneself in marriage
        4 a: to obtain (as ore, coal, or clay) by mining b: to prepare (as a vein or bed) for regular mining c: to recover (as metal) from ore5: to reach by expenditure of effort
        intransitive verb
        1: to gain the victory in a contest : succeed
        2: to succeed in arriving at a place or a state
        — win·less Listen to the pronunciation of winless \ˈwin-ləs\ adjective
        — win·na·ble Listen to the pronunciation of winnable \ˈwi-nə-bəl\ adjective

    • czuhc says:

      Did Not: Read

  2. But It is where mummy works….

  3. Jules ♂ ♪ © says:

    I am surprized they sell that shirt in that size.

  4. sweethooligan says:

    anatomy lesson win

  5. Brewski says:

    That chair is a bit short for a proper lap dance…

  6. Your mom says:

    I dunno. Fifteenth?

  7. annipuss says:

    They start young these days!

    • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

      Have you seen my kitty Taya lately? : SAD :

  8. GiacJr says:

    inb4blackjokes

  9. Noctaluca (deceased) says:

    At first I read Pee-Show and I was wondering what would be wrong in the picture… but then! PEEP SHOW???

    *jumps through the window on the lawn and eats grass*

  10. Someone Nicer than Jenny says:

    I love Peeps. They remind me of The Moomin.

  11. Ms B ♥ says:

    You’ve got to train them early!

  12. Noctaluca (deceased) says:

    Chuck Norris doesn’t teabag, he potato-sacks the ladies…

  13. xCainex says:

    The name of this garden tool is also used to describe a ill-moraled woman.

    (There’s 2 answers. Ones the truth, the others the “politically correct” version they used on Jeopardy)

    I will reveal the answer when I’m done making muffins.

  14. Gustav says:

    What’s worse? The parent that bought the shirt for the child, or the fact that the shirt was made in children’s sizes.

    • Avis says:

      Women’s small would fit a child. Especially considering how small they’re making “smalls” these days.

      • Someone Nicer than Jenny says:

        Hello Avis.
        I am sure the Peep show likes their shirts on the small side too.

        • Brewski says:

          Or Hooter’s. Their outfits would likely fit on a two-year old quite nicely.
          Not that I would know personally or anything.

          • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

            Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! *wink*

  15. Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

    He got the shirt for Take Your Child To Work day.

  16. KatzVonD says:

    Sadly, not surprised at all. I have more of a problem with the parents who bring their tots into the theatres for R-rated horror movies at 10pm.
    You’re screwing up my movie experience with your bad parenting people! Cut it out! :mad:

    • Ms B ♥ says:

      I agree! Is it really that hard to find a babysitter? (Coming from the woman who never goes to the theater anymore because of the mommy guilt when trying to find a babysitter.)

      • Brewski says:

        I used to live near a theater that had a closed-off balcony (glass-enclosed) for people with kids. That’s a great idea, but nobody seems to do it.

    • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

      *blush* The babysitter cancelled on me the last minute. *pout*

      • KatzVonD says:

        *squeezes Ms B & Leila*
        I’m not a Mommy (unless you count the cat and dog) so excuse my ignorance, but is it hard to get babysitters now-a-days? I see kids out when they should be home all the time. Do teenage girls not do that anymore? All my friends and I would babysit when I was a teen.

        • Ms B ♥ says:

          *squeeze*

          I don’t think it’s that hard to find a babysitter. My problem is that I feel guilty because they’re with a babysitter all day and then I want to get a babysitter for the evening too. Most of the time I just get over it. If it’s too bad I just stay home. I can’t stand walking into the grocery store at 10:30 pm and seeing screaming toddlers. Why do you think they’re screaming? Because they’re tired! Take them home and put them to bed!!!

          • Avis says:

            What kills me (and scares me quite honestly) is being out in the park (REALLY big park) and seeing 5 year olds wandering around without an adult, or even an older child to be seen. This park is on the lake, people! These children are being sent to the park by their parents ALONE!!!
            Mom and I call them “free-range children”.

        • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

          I was only joking. I never did take my daughter to the movies as a baby. Now I never go to the movies because I think they are so dirty and … *shudders*

          • Ms B ♥ says:

            *singsongy voice*

            Germaphobe, germaphobe! Leila is a germaphobe!

            • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

              *places hand on Ms B’s mouth*

              Shhhhhhhhh…no one needs to know.

            • KatzVonD says:

              If you think about it, it’s pretty weird that we pay a ridiculous amount of money for tickets and food, sit in seats that have been occupied by a zillion other people and their cooties, and our feet are glued to the floor…. I think I just quit theatres. :???:

              • Bearly Awake says:

                *Ducks her head knowing that she’s going to the Harry Potter release at midnight*

                • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                  ♥ HP movies but not as much as I do the books. I have to re-read the book … I should be done by the time it releases on DVD.

                  A bunch of people I know are going too Bearly. : smile :

                  • Bearly Awake says:

                    I know; I like the movies, but I actually didn’t watch the 5th movie – LOVE the books, though. My friend is organizing a big shindig for this, though, and when she tells you to show up, well, you do. Simple as that.

                    • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                      There is a girl here who is a movie buff. I tell her that the HP books are much better than the movies and recommended she reads them. She is totally opposed to reading. I don’t understand.

                      • Brewski says:

                        I am having trouble reading and understanding your post.
                        Could you act it out, like charades?

                      • The Moomin says:

                        I prefer the HP movies to the books. I’m not right keen on Rowling’s style of writing.

                        • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                          What about Stephenie Meyer?

                          *hides*

                        • The Moomin says:

                          Never tried!

                        • Ms B ♥ says:

                          I think she’s a pretty good storyteller. She can pull people into her world. But I got distracted a lot by her poor writing skills.

                        • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                          She writes for tweens definitely. What distracted me even more is the repetitiveness. I mean, how many times can you write about his marble/cold/shimmery body anyway? I curse myself for reading all the books – the fourth one especially. GAH!!

                        • Ms B ♥ says:

                          Yeah, the fourth one was definitely the worst. I have to admit I liked the books though, and will probably read them again. I like a good story.

                        • Jules ♂ ♪ © says:

                          No the second was the worst, the fourth was my favorite.

                        • Ms B ♥ says:

                          I think we now need to take away Jules’ ♂!

                        • Jules ♂ ♪ © says:

                          Ahh, but I work so hard for it. :sad:
                          Anyway guys should take notes form the books. If a guys even does half the things Edward does, they drive any women mad with desire.

                        • Judy says:

                          Amen, Jules!

                  • Ms B ♥ says:

                    I’m going on Friday. That reminds me, I need to find a babysitter!

                    • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                      …and no feeling guilty about it. You deserve some time for yourself.

                • Qwaz says:

                  Harry Potter?
                  Since when is there a new movie comin out?

                  • Avis says:

                    The sixth installment. The Half Blood Prince.
                    *is not embarrassed to know this, as it’s on every bus and bus stop in town*

                  • Bearly Awake says:

                    *Looks carefully under rock*

                    Qwaz, come out now!

                    It’s Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The American release is at midnight tonight.

                    • Qwaz says:

                      Hmm.
                      This is what you get for dwelling in a bunker with the books.

                      • Brewski says:

                        If it makes you feel any better, Qwaz, I didn’t know either.

                        • Qwaz says:

                          It does, actually.
                          You own a bunker as well?

                        • Brewski says:

                          Oh, yes! It’s called a cubicle. They chain me to a desk and keep the lights dim. I am allowed to leave for bathroom breaks, but that’s about it.

                        • Qwaz says:

                          Hmm… Remind me not to accept any invitations to your “Cubicle” any time soon.
                          However, feel free to visit me in my bunker!
                          I have movies of the Six Cattle Farmers of the Apocalypse.

                        • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                          I live in a cubicle farm too. *sighs* The chains always clash with my outfits. *sad*

                        • The Moomin says:

                          I work in a bedroom.

                        • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                          Oh Moomin!! I want to hear all about it. *glassy eyed*

                        • Brewski says:

                          That’s our Moomin! Porn star extraordinaire.

                        • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                          How many GCSs do you think Moomin gets on any given day?

                • KatzVonD says:

                  Aahh! That’s tonight!? Must get tickets and hazmat suit pronto!
                  I ♥ the Harry Potter!

              • Leila ♀ - It's THURSDAY!! -still at the spa with Patrica the calf ♀v4.0 says:

                Right on sister Katz!! ^5 Don’t forget to mention those people who get their freak on on those seats too. *BLLLLAAAARGHHHHH!!!!!!!* I feel better now.

                I would rather wait and get it from NetFlix to watch @ home without the stupid sounds of people’s cell phones ringing and other interruptions.

                Last movie I saw in theaters was iRobot with Wil Smith.

          • Bearly Awake says:

            Um, Leila? Movies are too dirty and you hang around Failblog? What kind of movies are you considering to go see? And do you wonder why the floors seem too sticky for just spilled soda?

          • Qwaz says:

            And what’s up with scary movies these days? Just because a few teenagers get butchered by a man with a scythe doesn’t make it scary. It makes it the opening sceen to CSI.

            • Avis says:

              Scary does not equal bloody. If that were the case “Reservoir Dogs” would be on the horror section.
              In other words, yes, I agree with you.

              • Someone Nicer than Jenny says:

                I used to go to church in a movie theater. We had to CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN it every Sunday morning. You think that place is scary in the dark? You should see it with all the lights on.

                • The Moomin says:

                  I went to see a special screening of ‘The Others’ in a disused church at midnight.
                  I think our lives got mixed up?

                  • Someone Nicer than Jenny says:

                    That sounds creepy Moomin. Was that the one where Michael Jackson was under the blanket?

                • Qwaz says:

                  Which is why people leave when the credits start to roll.

                  • Brewski says:

                    Oh, you think everybody really wants to know who the key grip was? Or who was the manicurist for the caterer that provided food to a supporting actor’s personal assistant?

                    • The Moomin says:

                      Or catch the random bonus scenes?

                    • Qwaz says:

                      Yeah I hear the manicurist for the caterer that provided food to a supporting actor’s personal assistant is really good at what she does.
                      I believe I’ll stick around for another five minutes just to see her name. Heck, I don’t even care if the lights turn on!

    • Izaak says:

      Yeah thats bloody annoying

  17. kitty cat says:

    wow…click the name for peep showz…lool!!

  18. Tristan says:

    This is win. It’s a male child.

  19. congoWarriorGRRRRR says:

    This ain’t no kid. This is a midget!

  20. Brock says:

    Is it not a parenting fail if somebody wears that at any age? as the purpose of parenting is preparation for life.

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  22. doan says:

    But it’s for charity!

  23. Brewski says:

    Um, that dancer has cat ears and a tail. This must be a Cheezpeep show!

  24. Mr. Spock says:

    I would have worn a shirt like this when I was 10. It would have impressed my friends.

  25. Mogma says:

    ’shopped!

  26. shawn says:

    even more of a fail is that they obviously make it small enough for his age

  27. Worst says:

    Now for Kids XD

  28. bungeye says:

    It’s a British TeeVee show dumbarses.

  29. DARKBULLETX says:

    I want that shirt lol

  30. Ness says:

    What you can’t see is that he’s at a tiny sewing machine making more of those t shirts so his family can have Inappropriate Tshirt Casserole for supper…

  31. emma says:

    charity? and exactly what charity is this?

    • Donald Zerli, Patriot says:

      The Soffer Collective, a Fort Lauderdale Strategy + Branding + Design firm, in partnership with their New York agents ArtistsandCreatives and IVRepresents, announces “Peep Show,“ the annual charity Poster Show. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (February 9,2009) — The Soffer Collective, a Fort Lauderdale Strategy + Branding + Design firm, in partnership with their New York agents ArtistsandCreatives and IVRepresents, announces “Peep Show,“ the annual charity Poster Show that, this year, will raise money to fight breast cancer.

      It’s artists, designing posters, to fund breast cancer research.

      • Donald Zerli, Patriot says:

        It’s like the various groups that have done nude calenders (usually with the important parts artfully concealed) for charity. It just has a slightly risque name in order to get attention.

  32. DaDewd says:

    What’s worse is that they even make those shirts in his size!

  33. nate says:

    I had a shirt like that when I was his age

  34. alvareo says:

    Lol that remembers me to when I saw a 5-year old kid with a “Sperman” shirt. Instead of the typical S, there was a spermatozoon with the shape of an S

  35. uberliz says:

    That photo was taken in a Department of Child Services “supervised visitation room”.


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