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  1. Judy says:

    What da heck???

  2. JasonK says:

    Someone put that sign there as a joke.

  3. ray says:

    i cant think of anything funny to say

  4. reminisent loser says:

    you gotta jump it!

    • ZigiSamblak says:

      I think the idea is you crash your wheelchair into the wall so that you fly through the hole onto the (hopefully padded) toilet seat.

      • WhoNose says:

        Ok, I’ll explain the logic behind it: Got no legs, need no lower part of the door. You just walk in through the upper part.

  5. MR AWESOME SPAMZORZ says:

    OMG 3RD SPAM SPAM LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

  6. iFail says:

    maybe it’s not an entrance for the disabled, but a disabled entrance?

  7. DHAM says:

    actually it looks to me like a fold-down ramp. which still doesn’t explain the reason why the entrance is halfway up a wall

  8. moshko says:

    therd!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  9. zeca says:

    it’s a ramp

  10. Willy says:

    looks easy enough to get in… :)

  11. moshko says:

    this is one of the most funnyest but sed pictur i have seen in this web………………..

  12. robs99 says:

    In that sign the wheelchair is flying. You need a flying wheelchair to get in there.

    • daveosaurus says:

      Yeah exactly…this is for the new super-duper hoverchairs. Wheelchairs are a thing of the past!

  13. Aja says:

    It’s hatch. You pull it down. Then it extends into a ramp.

    • Admiral Apparent says:

      Then you muscle yourself up the ramp all the while summoning some dignity before ducking your head through the small opening? I don’t want to know what the arrangements are on the inside.

  14. Microwave says:

    for people without legs

  15. You better believe it! says:

    Its a disabled person compactor. For useless worn out disabled people. The door is full size. This is at the stage where it cruses them into little disabled cubes.

  16. madjack says:

    maybe, if they knock on the window someone will hand them a cup to go in?

  17. Woop says:

    I would put the disabled entrance the other side and use this as the exit. Upside down wheelchairs!! Wahey!!!!!!!

  18. brien says:

    The sign says WC, which means this is probably in England.

    Any WC in England is a WIN.

  19. Nacoran says:

    Is that a roll of TP over the top?

  20. 5 eagles says:

    I don’t think this is to building code? No ramp.

  21. DC Gold says:

    Men’s entry has no door handle fail =P

  22. Aja says:

    ZERO GRAVITY TOILET

    PASSENGERS ARE ADVISED TO READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

    1 The toilet os of the standard zero-gravity type. Depending on requirements, system A and/or system B can be used . . .

  23. Out of Captivity = no says:

    More like handy-capable lol :) Hi y’all

  24. Nuuute says:

    I know sometimes the failblog pics are photoshopped but it is still funny to see them when it looks good. This one is too obviously altered. The pink below the middle door is all blurry and has no line where it meets the pavement. Keep the altered pics coming but only when they are better than this one.

    • Admiral Apparent says:

      He who accepts nothing has nothing to return.

    • sueb262 says:

      i’m not sure you’re right on this one. the middle door is so dissimilar in shape and detail from, and yet so exactly the same paint color and texture as, the other two that it doesn’t seem a likely “clip and copy”.

    • ClariPossum says:

      Actually, I was thinking that the handicapped sign in the middle was meant to indicate that both of the other restrooms were handicapped accessable. *shrug*

  25. JAJAJA says:

    77th WOOOOOOOT

  26. tails says:

    Actually, it looks like that door could fold out into a ramp.

    But then again it doesn’t make much sense to have a disabled bathroom…

  27. PengyWin says:

    LOL…disabled people are also their own gender. XD

  28. Roadguy2 says:

    Don’t you guys understand? It’s not FOR disabled poeple, it’s to MAKE poeple disabled.

  29. Spaviel says:

    If you actually have some brains, disabled entrance is closed like the men and women, because there is pavement there. So what this means is that a wheelchair guy drops down the lever, and the door falls in diagonal line so he will climb.10x

    • Roadguy2 says:

      Whoa, they get all the high-tech stuff? I’m gonna break my leg so I can have some of that awsomeness!

    • Nuuute says:

      Spaviel, i don’t know if you are kidding but there is no way a ramp would be built to enter a room that should be at ground level. Why would they create a falling hazard to enter a room? Also why require effort for the person to climb?

  30. Jessica says:

    Disability means you get special access to the magical world of Alice in Wonderland. All of us normal people just don’t understand. Lol.

  31. jam says:

    Woo!! A pop out toilet. Pull down on the bar and it’s an instant outhouse.

  32. Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

    This place looks scary to me. I think I will just hold my pee until I get mugged.

  33. MoonZapdos says:

    Don’t tell me you never heard of flying wheel chairs.

  34. Bastanian says:

    “Wheelchair lifter not included. Also, we are not responsible for those persons who are unable to leave the restroom”

  35. buba® says:

    buba® thinks he understand the failure this time: the door for men does not have an handle.

  36. Mel says:

    It’s a fold-down lift…

  37. mike says:

    ermm this dont fail much tbh cos the disabled fing comes down as a ramp

  38. blaaah says:

    NUUU! I hope the Handicapped sign isnt Trademarked… or they’ll send you a polite letter saying “WAAAAAAA MINES! STOP IIITTT!”

  39. Time for my Sunday rant:

    Miracles

    How do we recognize a miracle? What color is it? How big? How small? Does a miracle come in a bottle? In a can? Does it come in a brightly colored box? What does one smell like? What shape is it? Does it even have a shape? Is it a solid, a liquid or a gas? How can we tell?

    Does a miracle come through the telephone? Through a letter? Through a computer? Will we know it when we see it? Can a miracle arrive from someone we don’t know? Someone we’ve never met or spoken with? Can we get one from some guy sitting at his computer? Can we get one from a blog? Are anonymous miracles even allowed?

    When we pray for a miracle, do we disallow certain kinds of miracles? Do we say, “That’s not the miracle I was expecting”? Will we let someone else tell us “that miracle is not for you”. Will we believe them? Should we? Are there only “approved” miracles?

    Is it that our expectation that miracles can come only from the sweeping hand of an invisible God? Can a miracle come by God acting through people? Can we create miracles? Can we take actions that make miracles happen? Can a miracle come from the united efforts of hundreds of people working in the mere physical realm, if indeed such a thing exists?

    If a miracle comes in a bottle, will we open that bottle? Will we refuse to open the bottle because we don’t think they can come that way?

    We go to our story.

    A man is trapped in his house by rising flood waters. The voice on the radio had said to get out, but our man didn’t think it would be that bad, so he stayed. The waters continued to rise so the man had to take refuge on the roof. Being a religious person he prayed to God to be saved.

    A little while later a boat came by and they said “Get in the boat”. The man said not to worry because God would save him. Since there were other people to rescue, the boat went on its way. Still the water continued to rise. The man was standing on the top of his chimney when a helicopter appeared and they yelled at the man, “Grab on”. The man yelled back that God would save him and the helicopter left.

    Finally the water swept the man from his house and he drowned. He went to the “Pearly Gates” and there was God. The man said, “I prayed for you to save me. Why did you let me drown?”

    God said, “I told you on the radio to get out. I sent a boat and then I sent a helicopter. What the hell did you expect?”

    How do we recognize a miracle?

    • Judy says:

      It was a miracle that I didn’t tinkle myself laughing so hard at that! Thanks, Neener.

      • Thanks Judy! It wasn’t meant to be funny. It’s meant for Elsa_Mama, for Matt. If you see her, please have her look. I’m not in a funny mood right now. This came to me after having a fruit fly land on my nose this morning. No kidding. The last time that happened I tried to kill it, then I figured it was trying to give me a kiss. This morning I let one sit there. A miracle for him.

        • Dragonwriter says:

          “It’s meant for Elsa_Mama”…

          This utterly floors me. Elsa_Mama is more than welcome to come here and talk, get support, vent, relax, have fun, be silly…whatever she needs. What she does NOT need is some stranger preaching to her that she is not doing absolutely everything in the best interests of her child because she declines to take dubious advice from a snake-oil peddlar who is so credulous as to believe his own products.

          Neener, I am horrified and outraged that you would think that a woman who is going through what she is going through deserves this diatribe. Not only will I NOT direct her attention to this comment, but I will actively encourage her to stay away from you and your posts from here on out if this is your idea of “support” for our friend.

        • Admiral Apparent says:

          I used to think you were a naïve person who didn’t realize his awkward, misguided, and misplaced advice was hurtful to the very people you were attempting to help. You’ve given dubious “medical” advice before on more than one occasion. The last time I remember was when you offered coyote similar “what do you have to lose” advice.

          Now I see that you stand to profit from this freely offered information about miracle fungus extracts. This sickens me.

          Elsa_Mama is doing everything she can to help Matt. He’s undergoing experimental treatment. You don’t have a miracle cure. For your sake, I hope you do believe you are selling miracles. Because if you believe your product won’t help and still post crap like that above that plays on emotions and fears, you’re a very sick individual. Arguing that miracles can take any shape or form doesn’t give efficacy to your magic mushroom one bit.

          Your fruit fly story is the height of hubris. Plenty of people go through their daily lives choosing not to kill every insect they see. It’s no miracle to the bug nor is it a miracle that some people act in this way. It says more about you that you find staying your hand against a fruit fly divine intervention.

        • Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

          This makes me sad.
          I hope you are not implying that you know so much about Elsa_Mama from a few web comments that you can say ANYTHING about her relationship with God, her son, and any miracles that may or may not come to pass.
          You are supposedly so kind that you let a fly live, but yet you attempt to throw salt into the wounds of a human in pain.

          • 5_eagles says:

            Jenny I think Neener was trying to say hope in a long way around.Don’t have a knee jerk reaction like the two above DW and little boy admiral.

            • Avis says:

              You don’t know the whole story when it comes to this. Maybe you shouldn’t talk about things you know nothing about.
              And what are you, five… do we really need to resort to name calling?

    • 5_eagles says:

      LMAO neener that was good, old but good. Some say a miracle is like a mirror only you can decide what is the image of salvation.

  40. Judy says:

    For those of you who haven’t heard from him, here’s a Brewski update!

    Hi Judy
    > You did great, thanks!!! *hug*
    > Everything went perfectly, I had a great flight. The typhoon hit in the morning, and I arrived around 6:30pm. It had passed, and it was just partly cloudy and muggy. I got in early, actually. The seas were a little choppy still, but not bad.
    > There is one crisis, however. I tried to access failblog, but the domain is BLOCKED! AAAH! I can’t even read it, much less post. I’m not sure if this is a Chinese censorship thing, or what. But, I must show strength. I can do it! I can survive one little ol’ week! I… (whimper!)
    > Perhaps I can access from the factory, but I don’t think I want to try. Besides, I’ll be far too busy.
    > You’ll have to keep me posted by providing fail news updates! ;-)
    > See ya,
    >Bruce

    From what he said in an earlier e-mail, they’re 12 hours behind eastern U.S. time.

  41. 5_eagles says:

    Rule 1) don’t use the word “!mage of salvation” in a sentence together.

  42. Davis says:

    the middle one looks like an oven

  43. k-Eon says:

    and is it possible that the door pulls down into a ramp?

    • rapemaster says:

      Almost certainly. I think/hope most people actually realise that.

      • Nuuute says:

        Why create a ramp to enter a room that could just have a door. Wheelchairs are able to enter rooms with regular doors. They don’t need ramps that create a falling hazard unnecessarily. Plus there is not a marked safe area to have a ramp land on while dropping without hurting anyone who is in the way. mechanical ramps are always operated by someone not standing/sitting in the path of the ramp and by a trained person. No one would let the general public work a mechanical ramp.. This is a photoshopped picture.

  44. sweethooligan says:

    so…. who wants to me up with me at GothScene and do some datin’? any takers?

  45. k-Eon says:

    And i just got an account!

  46. Someone who set it has no aware?

  47. Thats My Hotdog says:

    They’ll just need a gentle Shove.

  48. RH in CT says:

    That middle door sure looks a lot like some handicap lifts I’ve seen. Imagine that the other doors lead to some steps, but the middle one extends a platform that can lift a wheelchair……

    (But what fun is THAT!)

  49. ThaBlob says:

    Disabled spiderman access win.

  50. Emily says:

    People who actually are disabled in the head would try to go through that door, probably.
    P.S NUMBER 200~~

  51. Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

    I am starting to feel like Arthur, and glad when it is Monday (for FailBlogging anyway).

  52. timbob says:

    lol you said penis

  53. Will says:

    FLYING WEELCHAIRS!!!

  54. (calling Dragon) Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

    I sent you an email. Please let me know if you don’t get it…
    *squeeze*

  55. ikkyu says:

    The entrance is disabled

  56. Madison says:

    it’s a ramp retards. you pull the little window down and it’s a ramp.

  57. Obviously they’re supposed to fly.

  58. Lucy says:

    looks like washrooms for midgets….

  59. computek272 says:

    The white thing on the pole in front of the building is an air raid siren… that’s really low mounted. FAIL there too. There are two fails in this picture!

    Third fail: There’s a bar across the door!

  60. Fargh82 says:

    psssh, guys it is OBVIOUSLY for people with hover charis, gosh, people these days…

  61. LOVELY says:

    Dont be fooled… the place is closed, when it opens, the door came down, and then they can enter

    DUH

  62. ShadowTheSniper says:

    YOU CAN DO IT! All you have to do is jump.

  63. mark says:

    Its a pull down ramp – not funny

  64. jon says:

    I realize that many of these photos are probably fake, but this is just disappointing.

  65. Ayman says:

    I think the handicapped door actually pulls out and forms a ramp when you pull it. But I’m not sure.

  66. marta from poland says:

    I shouldn’t say this.. but what a heck.. this one is from Poland.. polish small city called Jastarnia exactly. Jastarnia is place near the Baltic see where Poles goes on holiday :]..

  67. Chessykat says:

    That building kinda looks like a concentration camp, so I’m willing to bet that hatch leads into an oven.

  68. It really is a bizarre picture. It surely cannot be genuine, its a joke I think.

  69. roflcoptor says:

    see the trick is, ya gotta get someone to hold the door open, get a good ‘running’ start and smash into the wall so you get hurled into the hole.

  70. swenj says:

    omg that’s crazy


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