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» 179 Failures in Communication

  1. Stranger0815 says:

    SPAM it :-P FIRST!

  2. arimareiji says:

    Maybe they’re trying to sell them to Jewish kids and don’t know how to spell shul? Either way, fail.

  3. Jason says:

    W00t holidays, no more “shool”!!

  4. Mookie says:

    What a schame.

  5. Mike Hawk says:

    I am sooooo Drunk… Must think of something clever
    to say…. I am so drunk! I shool fail at thinking.

  6. hansklokthemovie says:

    failpack

  7. Aja says:

    Aargh, it doesn’t fit in my locker!

  8. the asdasf says:

    it would be kinda fail even if the spelling would be correct

  9. ShadowTheSniper C.C.C. says:

    Who has schort schort bookbags?…I have schort schort bookbags!

  10. Brad F. says:

    Didn’t you hear? Nowadays dictionaries are like those lines in the road. Just a suggestion.

  11. ShadowTheSniper C.C.C. says:

    *mom* Have a nice day at shool honey.
    *kid* Thanks, I will mom.
    *mom* Make sure you do your shoolwork as well.
    *kid* I will.

  12. Hmm says:

    how’s this a fail? Is it not shool day?

  13. Wonky Tickle Fairy named Jenny... says:

    Awww Mom, I don’t wanna go to shool.

  14. champz says:

    ^ “should i”?

  15. ts6788 says:

    made in china

  16. ShadowTheSniper C.C.C. says:

    Oh yea…Good morning everyone!

    *morning squeezes*

  17. n00b pwner says:

    AHOY MATEYS!its national talk like pirate day! you scally wags!

  18. LuvBJones says:

    A shool day is when you go behind the Git n’ Go at lunch to drink cheap wine with your friends. Not that I’ve ever done that, of course.

  19. connor says:

    I pity the shool!

  20. Jon says:

    For the kid who’s Too Cool for Shool.

  21. Robbie says:

    NOT A FAIL:
    Shool/Shul is Yiddish. Typically, “Shul” is the term used to describe a Jewish day-school/Sunday school/after school program, etc. It is perfectly acceptable Yinglish.

  22. Rohvannyn says:

    OMFG, that backpack is misspelled! Considering how most young ‘uns feel about school, it MUST be saying “sheol days.”

  23. The Moomin says:

    There’s something fishy about this backpack. It should say shoal days.

  24. thats a religious holiday in texas

  25. backtoshool says:

    taking more than 5 seconds to see the fail= fail

    its nice in the sun from under the bridge

  26. ShadowTheSniper C.C.C. says:

    o I an’t ow I misspelled it?
    I got to get n it.
    Now I do it right from now n.
    ast but not least I hope I forget any more…I wonder if I missing something now.

  27. FAILER says:

    How can i kill my baby?

  28. Danny says:

    Maybe they were Jewish?

  29. Tony says:

    I’m pretty sure that should say “school day” not “shool day”

  30. pharkon says:

    shool win!

  31. abcdefg says:

    [img]http://www.orlandev.com/variety/facepalm.jpg[/img]

  32. Adam says:

    *face-palm*

  33. Taylor says:

    My friend and I found this backpack at a hispanic swap mart next to cowboy boots with random graphic patterns on them. Tacky? Hell no. Get me my unicorn boots.

  34. Blitsie says:

    Sheems like Shawn Connery made thish thing!

  35. cookieluvme says:

    have a nice shool day kids dont get in any rouble!

  36. Stockiz says:

    roflmao, well atleast the backpack will teach the kids to fail :)

  37. Shool Bully says:

    Seems like someone never been on shool, rite?

  38. Puppet says:

    …I’d buy that…


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