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Security Kiosk Fail


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Security at a construction site

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  1. MRN ♂ says:

    Proof that safety is third.

  2. what does it say under security?

  3. altair says:

    That sucker would burn like a torch at the first spark

  4. MRN ♂ says:

    Sure, looks shabby from the outside, but you should see the interior (it’s a well-disguised TARDIS).

  5. KoKing says:

    The master bath is over behind the pallet…..

  6. Spoon God says:

    Maybe Solid Snake became a security gaurd.

  7. Arthur Eld says:

    Blogmonster? Could you please stop? Ok, maybe it wasn’t funny to ask if the container behind the booth was a present, but still.

  8. ShadowTheSniper C.C.C. says:

    Its cheap but it works.
    And super early goodmorning *sqeeze*

    • Jon, Yes; it's me. says:

      It’s the best they could get on a low budget. It’s quick to build, easy to put up, Earthquake proof, and has writing on!

      What more could you possibly want? Maybe a security barrier made of lots of toilet roll tubes stuck together.

  9. Brad F. says:

    Hm. I lived in something like that for a while in Iraq. Ah, the memories.

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

    We are ready to storm your kiosk. *shoots bazooka* Oh yeah!

  11. Notu says:

    Hey…Who took the box my frig came in?

  12. fuzz on the insecurity concept says:

    looks like a security stake-out box

  13. Not 2 secure now is it xD

  14. Tan Yee Hou says:

    The words seem to be written on with bullet holes.

  15. i_@m_#1 says:

    yeah, I feel all safe and secure just LOOKING at that.

  16. 2wcp says:

    Im having a strong feeling that this is found in Malaysia. i think i saw this before.

  17. tjmagneto says:

    Then along came the big bad wolf and he huffed and he puffed and blew down the security kiosk made of cardboard.

  18. Steanne says:

    repurposing of construction debris win. you get leed points for that sort of thing, you know.

  19. Pwnshark says:

    Thats just awesome. I need one of those for securityafyin my house

  20. someguy says:

    Why is this a fail?
    Pretty typical for a construction site to have a person checking trucks in and out all day. This would be a temporary shelter so he doesnt get exposed to the elements. It seems pretty standard if you ask me.

  21. This looks very secure

  22. Doolia says:

    Aaaah! I totally used to live next door to this place in Malaysia… PJDC stands for Petaling Jaya development construction.

  23. Tyhm says:

    I’ve worked in places like this. Some security sites they demand you bring your car because otherwise you’ll be out in the cold and the rain and the snow all night…even in America it’s not unusual for the guards to have no shack at all. “It’ll keep ‘em visible!”

  24. supercharger says:

    Petaling Jaya Development Corporation

  25. tyberius says:

    What’s the fail here? The shack doesn’t provide security; the guard does.
    It’s not like he has to defend that construction site against an armored division or something.

  26. This seems to show how failures have been adapt by this securities.
    This sounds not pretty good.

  27. morphyanderssen says:

    my god! can’t believe this!
    swear to god – this place is just 50 m away from where i’m living now.
    its practically just on the other side of the road.
    who posted this pic to failblog, i wonder…

  28. Doolia says:

    Morphyanderssen – Casa Subang? Don’t suppose you got to monash…

  29. Sabot says:

    Please Jesus, Decapitate Criminals!

  30. leila says:

    It makes a lot of sense when you think about the words “security blanket”.

  31. Michael says:

    Wonder if this was taken in New Orleans.

  32. Dr.Oppotimus says:

    Welcome to the new head office of the Department of Homeland Security. Due to budget cuts we have eliminated some uneccisary expenses such as wood, windows, shingles, foundations, and personel. Thanks for choosing DHS for your security needs.

  33. Thomas says:

    This picture was taken somewhere in South Africa…
    I recognise the blue warning signs in the background – Typically South African!

  34. Hyder says:

    Looks like it is taken in Malaysia! I can recognize the signs!


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