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A sign at Quick Trip advertising their new egg rolls.

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» 356 Failures in Communication

  1. fuzz on the concept says:

    easy open wider

  2. fuzz on the concept says:

    You’ll get no oral argument from me.

     it's sound reasoning
  3. Aja says:

    You know much that is hidden O Tim.

  4. VG cat fan boy says:

    lol

  5. Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

    :O

  6. starboy says:

    AND IT JUST SLIDES RIGHT IN.

  7. Bo says:

    Well, it’s true…

  8. Flopp says:

    Thats’ odd, I’ve always thought that the mouth was square ….

  9. Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

    Worst pick up line ever!

  10. Emtu says:

    Smile like a donut!

  11. Cloud says:

    I’m uncertain on what i should write in this comment.

  12. buba® says:

    buba® collects pipes.

  13. Bin4ry says:

    PINGAS!

  14. Joss says:

    FIRSTYS!!!

  15. wolfgang says:

    I send this to my friend, I think she might be mad now… She just said “WOW” and signed off of AIM

  16. Il Tifossi says:

    Oh yes, EPIC QT WIN!

  17. chez says:

    Depends somewhat on your botox intake.

  18. Kellyhaveago says:

    Love fail pic`s generally, I`ve been looking forward to a new one all afternoon, (sad but true) and it`s not even a fail, just inuendoesque

  19. c0ck says:

    ………………………………………

  20. Creamboy says:

    Creamboy agrees and approves :)

  21. Someone Important says:

    Lovely.

  22. headgear says:

    Innuendo win

  23. Brewski says:

    I see a desert wasteland, with a brave blue soul stuck in the middle.
    Judy! Come towards the oasis! Chez, maybe you can throw her a lifeline.

    • Avis says:

      Saturdays are slow here apparently.

      • Brewski says:

        Nice to see you! Did you straighten out all the confusion? I hope you aren’t a mess of hives right now?

        • Avis says:

          Itchy, but no hives. And yes, my folks called me from Finland and told me not to worry, but to mail off a few of the bills. Specific ones. And one invoice. It was nice to hear from them, I don’t usually go so long without talking to at least one of them.

          • Brewski says:

            Wait a minute. Parents in Finland… empty house…
            KEGGER AT AVIS’ FOLKS’ PLACE!!!
            *invites 300 closest friends*
            *hires kick-ass rock band*

            • Avis says:

              Empty condo in seriously uptight building. With fantastic security.
              What was that now? ;)

              • Judy says:

                Just let them know we’re coming, sweetie! See ya in a few!

                • Avis says:

                  *snork* You want to come to a party in gangland? ;)

                  • Brewski says:

                    When I first lived in Seattle (out of college), I lived in an apartment on a street corner with lots of gang activity. I would not-infrequently hear gunfire at night. I once heard gunshots, followed by a police bullhorn telling people to disperse, and a bunch of shouting.
                    Also, my apartment was a groundfloor unit with a back door for handicapped access. The former resident dealt drugs out of the back door, which opened directly into the bedroom. I got some seriously scary people pounding on my bedroom door at all hours of the night. My nextdoor neighbor had been robbed twice, and so he decided to arm himself to the teeth. He had AK-47′s, several rifles and shotguns… he had an arsenal that would be sufficient to arm a small country. I was afraid to knock on his door, cause he would always grab a weapon before answering.
                    So believe me, I know what it’s like to live in a bad neighborhood. :-)

                    • Dragonwriter says:

                      Eeeep!

                      I moved out of my first apartment here because a) it was two doors down from a crackhouse and b) of the bullet holes in the siding on the side of the house.

                      • Avis says:

                        Bullet holes do give one pause, don’t they?

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          Yup. And had I gone outside to get the mail right then, I’d have some bullet holes in ME, too.

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          I…don’t even want to think about that.

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          Gave me nightmares for weeks. The place I live now is MUCH better!

                          *smooch*

                        • Avis says:

                          :shock:
                          *is extremely grateful Dragon didn’t get the mail right then!*

                        • Brewski says:

                          Well, the most dangerous thing most of us will ever do in our lifetimes is drive to work. Statistically speaking. Yet driving doesn’t scare most people at all. Instead we worry about shark bites or serial killers. Or flying, the safest mode of transportation on the planet (safer even than walking).
                          I didn’t mean to trivialize your concerns there, I would be concerned too. Just on observation on human psychology. We’re an irrational species!

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          Fear is about losing control.

                        • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

                          I don’t like statistics because chances are you are likely to be a part of any one of those situations. After that you just become a number in a “stats for the year” Ie Number of people killed in a car accident this year. (The oxymoron is not lost on me, I did use chances yes…)

                        • I was a security guard for Rainier bank once. Graveyard shift. Patrolled three buildings in the downtown Seattle area and walked from one to another. About 3 am I passed a drug store and came across a pool of dried blood in the entrance. Bloody footprints leading away.

                          This gives one pause too. Thoughts wander into ones mind. Thoughts such as WHAT THE HELL AM I DOING HERE AND MAKING MINIMUM WAGE!

                        • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

                          Coyote, is there a price point that you would do that job for?

                        • ANDRE says:

                          hi..just wandering around and i seem to notice the dangerous stuffs in the city you were all talking about. well, from where i was, bullet holes are just as normal as a window on a house. bomb exploding every hour which you can hear near or from a distance. whew..nice salary though..it’s just another day in Karbala, Iraq..

                      • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

                        Wait, they didn’t happen while the place was in your possession did they?

                    • I used to live in Austin, TX. So believe me, I know what it’s like to live in bat neighborhood.
                      .
                      (click for pic)

                    • Avis says:

                      That’s the thing. I don’t live in a bad neighborhood. I grew up in a bad neighborhood. But this? OPRAH lives one street over!!!! This is NOT a bad neighborhood! That’s why it disturbs me to have gang tags here. It makes me feel like I can’t go where I want, when I want. And I hate that.

                      • Brewski says:

                        Tags never bothered me, they used to be everywhere in Seattle. They are unsightly, of course. I’d just go about my business, and nobody ever bothered me. But I did avoid the heart of the bad neighborhoods at night.
                        Thankfully, most of Seattle (including most all of downtown) is very safe.
                        Boston has terrible neighborhoods to the south, but the city core is extremely safe also.

                        • Malfeasant says:

                          I don’t know if I’d go so far as to say terrible… I assume you’re referring to Dorchester & Roxbury? Spent a fair bit of time bicycling down Blue Hill Ave. without incident. I used to live on the edge of Roxbury, Mission Hill to be exact- worst thing that happened to me there was having beer bottles thrown from the roof of the projects- they were drunk so their aim was bad, I didn’t even need to dodge.

                    • WhatIKnow says:

                      *snork* I lived in Rubidoux, CA. That place is really nice. It’s like a mix between Compton and Tijuana. Fun times.

                        • WhatIKnow says:

                          *squeeze*

                        • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

                          Guess I have been sheltered all my life. You all live on the edge. I lived in 2 neighbo(u)rhoods. Thornhill full of rich Asian and Jewish business owners. Never understood how one part of the subdivision was comprised of mid class and the rest were all affluent people. Then now in Vaughan, too young and small to be much of anything.

                        • I’m from a completely different area. I grew up out in the boonies. I’ve had a few situations where I was likely to get shot, but not by gangs. Farmers, shotguns, and you being on their property when they don’t want you to be is a bad combination. I’ve had guns pulled on me for being in the wrong yard at night several times.

            • hammykins says:

              Who’s bringing the… “refreshments”?

    • Judy says:

      On my way! Did I hear party at Avis’ place?

  24. 1000 years old says:

    I find you people comical. :)

  25. nicolabs says:

    did the eggroll died?

  26. Juniper Jupiter says:

    Pfft. That’s still AWESOME.

    Why? Because QuikTrip rules. Another reason?

    99% of all QT’s are safe because they have a cop in there and are pretty crowded during the day anyway. (BTW, I pulled that number out of my butt…but you get the idea!)

    They still get the occasional jackass robber or beer snatcher but it’s still a great place.

    No, I don’t work there, and yes, I’m having a mangasm as I type this.

  27. Dragonstar says:

    What’s fail about it?

    • Captain Obvious says:

      Oh, dear, another one who doesn’t have a dirty enough mind.
      *Is jealous of Dragonstar’s innocence*

  28. Captain Obvious says:

    If anyone cares, today I found in someone’s house a bunch of “Shank” brand thumbtacks, and it reminded me of this fail. I didn’t get a picture though.

  29. Avis says:

    Wow, it really does get quiet around here weekend nights!

    • Qwaz says:

      Oh, Hey! a fellow Wastelander!

      • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

        *watches tumbleweed tumble by*
        *here’s whirling of wind*
        *distant cough*
        *far off chair shuffle*
        Anybody?

        • ¡Great Scott! Chief Enchanter says:

          *crickets chirping*

          Hope it’s because everyone’s out enjoying their weekend.

          • MRN ♂ says:

            Well, I’m back from work ‘early’ tonight. Talk to me, whilst I try to catch up on whatever I missed.

          • Avis says:

            I purposefully stayed in today/tonight. It’s too icky out to generate much enthusiasm for being outside, for any length of time.

            • ¡Great Scott! Chief Enchanter says:

              Helped out friends today by watching their 6 year old and 9 month old. I’m pretty beat, but wanted to unwind online before going to sleep. I have much respect for the parents who do that 24/7.

              • Avis says:

                *pins a medal on Great Scott*
                Isn’t it nice when you get to do something like that for friends? I’m sure it was MUCH appreciated.

                • ¡Great Scott! Chief Engineer says:

                  *buffs medal with sleeve* :) Oh, it was very appreciated. I’ll admit, as much as they wore me out, it was alot of fun. Good kids, just far more energetic than me.

                  • Avis says:

                    If we could somehow harness the energy of kids, we’d never have another energy crisis. EVER.

                    • Captain Obvious says:

                      Good idea at that Avis!
                      *Puts on doctor outfit*
                      *Takes little kid and shines flashlight down throat*
                      *Turns on MRI scanner*

                    • MRN ♂ says:

                      Add to that the energy captured by cats with solar panels strapped to them (original idea by cartoonist Hilary Price – Rhymes With Orange )

                    • ¡Great Scott! Chief Engineer says:

                      Well, it seems we’ve got the energy crisis solved, just the details to figure out.

                      In the meantime, have a good one Failpeeps, I’m dozing off at the keyboard.

              • Captain Obvious says:

                I have experience with babysitting 2-year olds. Little kids seem to like to get rebellious for no reason.

                • MRN ♂ says:

                  So do restaurant kitchen employees!

                  • Captain Obvious says:

                    Did you have any, *ahem*, interesting customers?

                    • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

                      I have stories for you about my 4 years in the restaurant business. (I worked as an illegal 15 year old. Just to clear up the confusion.)

                    • MRN ♂ says:

                      OMG, don’t get me started! I work in a restaurant at a casino, so the classic “perfect storm” is the customer who is losing money at the slots, finally gets so hungry they have to stop and eat, and because they’re such perennial losers the casino throws them so many freebies they think they’re actually important people who must be pampered. If their food isn’t out in 15 minutes they throw a fit that a five-yr-old would have trouble topping.

                      • Captain Obvious says:

                        Whoah! Sounds serious, I better not get to far into it. But feel free to vent your anger on the FailBlog, or at me. For whatever reason I’m into self-punishment. Maybe I should see a therapist. Can anyone fill in temporarily for that posistion?

                        • MRN ♂ says:

                          Actually, I don’t get too angry about it. For some reason, I am more tolerant of obnoxious people than I am of dumb people. It really doesn’t make sense, since the former is more under the control of the individual.

                        • Avis says:

                          For some years I worked in a grocery store, dealing with some of the MOST obnoxious people on the planet. They were MUCH easier to deal with than the stupid. I still don’t really know why.

                        • I don’t mind the stupid half as much as the aggressively stupid. Those that are proud of being ignorant are in a separate category pet peeve.

                        • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

                          Today a moron came into Home Depot claiming that he should get 50% off a outdoor heater because our special said all outdoor patio sets.

                          I explained to him that it was not a set a set was in fact more than one object, and that this heater was not part of any such set. He went on to argue that a canopy is a set. Then I explained that in tennis there is sets. Which are a collection of games. He counters saying well set point is one point. MY BLOOD WAS BOILING AT THIS POINT. I said the set point sums up all the other games. I then told him that just because it says all outdoor patio sets that it doesn’t entail all things that you find in your backyard. He said it did. I brought him over to a barbecue and asked him since this was a part of things in the backyard shouldn’t he get that half price too? He said no it is for cooking. I SNAPPED. I said well sir a heater heats people this heats food why do you differentiate between somethings that “go outside” and not others. You sir are just trying to annoy me so have a nice day and C U Next Time. (I didn’t want to rant this one out because I wanted to forget it or I would go insane, but it seems right with the current theme.)

                          He got the deal after breaking the managers balls for 3 hours. 3 hours!

                        • MRN ♂ says:

                          I confess that until recently I was a server and am now a manager (essentially same money but more responsibility. Sound familiar?) Anyway, I think I now know why managers just give in to customers – it’s because we’ve missed the long and obnoxious conversation that required the server/counter person/clerk to call us over in the first place, and we really just need to get back into the office and do all that paperwork our boss gave us, so we just smile, cave in, and walk away. (Sounds like Home Depot requires that your manager engage in the ridiculous conversation too.)

                      • Avis says:

                        I know a woman like that! She is the ONLY reason I have EVER set foot in a casino. As her guest, I rather enjoyed the freebies they threw her way. She didn’t throw fits though. But she never did that well at the slots.

                        • MRN ♂ says:

                          When you first go to a casino, you usually get a personalized card to carry around, almost like the supermarket cards that get you sales prices. This is essentially free money you can use at restaurants, shops, etc.. I’ve occasionally checked peoples’ cards to see how many such ‘points’ they have. I’ve seen people with $150,000 in points. How much time and money they must have spent there!

                        • MRN ♂ says:

                          Avis: I have a theory: We intelligent people can predict how obnoxious people behave and why they behave that way. But, we really are confounded by dumb people. It’s almost like playing chess, tennis,etc, against someone who is really good but at least you understand what they’re doing, even if you can’t play at their level. What is truly annoying is the person who is unpredictable. Dumb people often are unpredictable, ’cause they don’t even seem to know the rules of the game.

                        • Avis says:

                          This woman was there ALL THE TIME. She had free nights at the hotel, free meals at all the restaurants, free tickets to concerts- ALL THE TIME. I shudder to think how much money she lost there.
                          I have two of those stupid cards because of her. I might have like two points. Combined.

                        • Avis says:

                          I could go along with that. The worst offender at the grocery store had a mentally challenged son. The father, as awful as he could be, I could handle (too well it seemed, he would wait in line 15 minutes to be in MY line), but his son? His son was almost impossible to deal with.

                        • Someone Nicer than Jenny... says:

                          Not saying I am dumb but…. The first fight my hubby and I had was over the game RISK. He had tried to teach me how to play but I got bored and tried to throw the game to end it – and accidently won.

          • Qwaz says:

            Saturday, Summer vacation, nothing better to do (No offense).
            I’m here.

        • Qwaz says:

          Hey Emp. I was bringing over some chairs for us to sit on when you arrived.
          *Gestures at chair*
          What’s good?

          • Emperor, Tetragramaton Cleric, Captain Teague says:

            *Sits on chair*
            Right now my stomach be eating itself. I am going to grab a 12 o clock snack, then tomorrow is the other side of my father’s family picnic. So his mother’s side. I feel weird saying grandma because that entails either one.
            *Sips nuclear drink*
            What is good with you?

            • Qwaz says:

              Can’t complain. Got some friends coming over tommorrow, so I probably won’t be posting a lot. They don’t seem to have the same passion for this place as I do.
              *Looks at Nuka-Cola*
              *Sets it down for…later.*

        • Captain Obvious says:

          I guess it’s time to sit back and enjoy the post-apocalyptic sunset. A toast!
          *Raises glass full of wasteland water*
          *Rolls out picnic set from beat-up old SUV*

  30. Qwaz says:

    *Looks around barren, blasted scenery*
    War… War never changes.

  31. Cdtte Col Timothy John, 2Lt of FAILton! says:

    Mouth isn’t round, tongue also is not round! Whoever makes this is really so no good when seeing shapes.

  32. Tofu Mogu says:

    hi everyone. :D im gonna write everything in telegram!!!! :D

    Bored STOP
    noticed smiley face at the way bottom of page STOP
    check it out STOP

  33. JOBthatsme says:

    HAHA! I always thought that sign was kinda naughty

  34. Iz says:

    Ahhh… I remember this at the local QT. My best friend and I would always laugh at it, then he’d make some “That’s what she said…” joke

  35. Qwaz says:

    Well, I’m not sure how this fail went on to become one big Wasteland Reference, but I guess I can ponder that in sleep.
    ‘Night all!

  36. rk says:

    your anus is round to

  37. Nobieone says:

    it’s niceeeeeee

  38. [-NUKAxCOLA-] says:

    INDEED IT IS. ._.

  39. Nerfy says:

    That ain’t right, Lamar.

  40. SeaMonkey says:

    I always thought it’s crescent……..

  41. Captain Obvious says:
    test
  42. Mr.Jp says:

    am i the only who thinks that in a way this a WIN? have i gone mad?

  43. Eduardo says:

    Not round enough.

  44. stix213 says:

    “Your mouth is round for a reason”

    That’s what she said

  45. Dr. Failington says:

    So we can suck ourselves?

  46. Leo says:

    I really shouldn’t drink coffee and read failblog at the same time.

  47. katie says:

    Oh! Yeah!…
    (Koolaid man)

  48. Eggroll says:

    It’s round for a roll with two eggs. Yeah.

  49. Hakenkat says:

    yes but it’s not pistured xD

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