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  1. Arthur Eld says:

    It’s a prison cell. Keep your head down when shots are fired!

  2. CentaX says:

    Funny that they’re pointing towards the bed.

  3. jam says:

    Right! That’s the day care and guns sorted. Where’s the doughnuts?

  4. JJ says:

    I wonder if that room belongs to the guzzle kids lil sibling.

  5. jam says:

    Are those Cillit Bang baby wipes too?

  6. HIGGITY HEEHAW MONTGOMERY says:

    ITS LOCKED, HEEHAW

  7. Reggiliano says:

    The moment the baby tries to get out of the box, it will be shot.. THIS IS SPARTA!!

  8. Radss says:

    Son of a gun, that looks dangerous.

  9. Loooks like some type of evil SAW trap

  10. Wizard says:

    What’s the fail? Protection is a basic parental responsibility. Always go armed.

    • sauerkraut says:

      the fail is that no parent is present.

      basic gun safety fail.

      • kg333 says:

        There’s no baby present either. Perception fail.

        • ClariPossum says:

          Also the guns might just not be loaded, and it might be just for decoration (unlikely, but hey, it’s worth consideration).

          I also noticed that there are no sheets or blankets in that crib. I’m starting to think it’s just been put in that room because it’s no longer needed.

          • sauerkraut says:

            perception about direction. …

          • JW. says:

            Perception = basic baby fail, you don’t put anything but a fitted sheet in a crib like that, the baby could smother.

            • ClariPossum says:

              But, there isn’t even a fitted sheet. That was the point.

            • ClariPossum says:

              And I knew that about blankets, but you know, some people would put maybe a pretty afghan or something in it while the baby isn’t in it, to make it look “made.” But again, my point was that there isn’t ANYTHING on the mattress. So… you missed my point, LoL.

            • ClariPossum says:

              And actually… that sort of crib could be used for a toddler as well, in which case blankets would be just fine. :) I remember sleeping in one until I was at least close to three years old.

  11. karamasov says:

    Baby’s got a gun…

  12. XaTaN! says:

    I don’t feel inspired by this Fail :(

  13. 5 eagles: high 5, 1 fox, 2 cats, 1 vole, 1 owl, 1 Caterpillar, 1 subway, 1 tombstone, Mexicanwaiter:Sergio 1 plastic skeleton [C.C.C] says:

    BANG….. …… …..

  14. k@ the custard platypus says:

    So, tell me about your childhood……

  15. Crazy_man says:

    this wasn’t funny at all

  16. borokid says:

    I see no fail. I grew up around firearms and because of it learned to use them properly. It’s the curious kid who points them at people. And it’s the stupid parent who leaves a gun loaded and unattended.

    • sauerkraut says:

      your first and last sentences are in disagreement. please rewrite and resubmit for full credit.

      • Jack Squat says:

        But there’s nothing to say the guns are loaded, nor is there any ammunition present.

        In fact, being hunting arms, they most likely aren’t.

        And an unloaded firearm is as about as dangerous as a baseball bat.

    • WorldsTallestMidget says:

      Good gravy. If you don’t see any FAIL here, then I recommend you shut up and finish pumping my gas.

      • Xader says:

        OH NOEZ! GUNZ N BABEEZ IN DA SAME ROOM???

        Seriously though, if the guns are unloaded, there is no safety hazard here. Even loaded guns dont just “go off”. And they’re definitely out of any baby’s reach.

        I grew up in a home with guns. I knew not to touch them without my parents’ permission. I knew how to check if they were loaded.

        A little good parenting goes a long way…

  17. Andrew Ong says:

    CARNAGE!!! Who says youngsters can shoot???

  18. Arthur Eld says:

    It’s the set for a kindergarten-reenactment about the fall of the Berlin wall.

  19. CARNAGE!!! says:

    I see no youngsters. Nor do I see lawyers or money to go with the guns.

    Where the he!! is Zevon when a person needs an explanation??!!

  20. lobosolo says:

    this is not a fail unless you are scared of guns.

    they are above the baby’s reach ,hopefully unloaded and when the baby gets bigger then I’m sure they move the crib to the baby’s own room.

    • C.C. Halifax says:

      But the question is, would you stash guns near your baby’s crib, regardless of whether they are loaded or not?

      • kg333 says:

        And the question is, what harm is that going to do? They’re rather simple mechanical devices; it’s not like they’re going to jump up, do a musical number, and then walk over and kill the kid. Assuming there is a kid, we only have a picture of a crib…

        • sauerkraut says:

          … and weapons which are pointed AT that baby’s crib.

          Anyone know if the chucklehead owner keeps the weapons loaded?

          • C.C. Halifax says:

            And plus, the shelf is unstable, so the guns could fall into the crib. Baby thinks they are toys, messes them up, and you just lost a bunch of money in guns. And displaying a rifle pointed towards any bed is kinda crazy anyways.

            • Tim says:

              perception fail, guns are pointed along the wall not at the crib. Assumption fail, no one here knows if the gun rack is firmly bolted to the wall or not.
              Perception fail, guns are not over the crib, so could not fall into it. Knowledge fail, guns can take a fall or two, or three.

          • k@ the custard platypus says:

            Gun safety…
            Put guns in locked safe to prevent accidents, and oh yes accidents will happen….
            Do not point gun at person, wether gun is loaded or not..
            Guns and kids DO NOT MIX, Ok, so you think kids should be taught about guns, fair enough…
            In a safe place, where all safety rules are observed, is that too much to ask of the general public.
            Hmmmm, Oh yes of course it is, see Darwin Awards for details
            *facepalm*

            • coyote1284 says:

              I, for one, am in mixed agreement with lobosolo and k@ the custard platypus. While I, personally, would not store any weapons on a rack in my baby’s nursery, they still appear to be perfectly safe from the child that would be sleeping in that room. Any responsible rifle owner keeps his rifles stored unloaded (the pistol OTOH is a different matter.) They are well out of reach of the crib and are not “pointed at the crib”, as many have said, but parallel to the crib. Baring the rack falling off the wall, there is no safety hazard presented even if the guns are loaded. Again, I would keep my rifles, unloaded, in a safe (I don’t actually own any firearms) but I don’t see this as a full out “FAIL”, just not the best idea.

  21. Josiah says:

    there is noting fail about having guns in the same room that your kid sleeps…. I have a friend that gave a .22 to his 1 year old kid… he has yet to shoot it.
    Besides the kid will be safe.

  22. Brandon says:

    Awww… Lee Harvey Oswald’s baby.

  23. Jim DiGriz says:

    That’s outrageous! How can someone possibly raise a child if he can’t even level a gun rack!

  24. ClariPossum says:

    I mentioned this already, but has anyone else noticed that the crib isn’t even made up? Looks to me like they’re not even using it.

  25. Joe Mama says:

    Probably some redneck named Joe Bob’s kid’s room. “When little baby Bubba gets old enough, like in another year or so, these guns will be his.

  26. cephlophine says:

    Hah!
    Rubberneckin baby!
    Societ grows foolish on a moment-2-moment basis.

  27. Cash-- says:

    This contains no fail…….

    But whining ninnies may wet panties upon seeing guns.

  28. 19 says:

    1. Nursery looks like it is not in use.

    2. Even if it were, guns are out of baby’s reach unless said baby is a large orangutan.

    3. If I had a baby and someone broke into its nursery, I would want a shotgun at hand, too.

  29. Brown Sugar says:

    WE NEED GUN CONTROL NO ONE SHOULD B ALLOWED 2 HAVE GUNS FOR ANY REASON

    • k@ the custard platypus says:

      It’s easy, just do not sell bullets.

      • WorldsTallestMidget says:

        Yes, but then you can’t have the National Bullet Association because the acronym’s already taken!

    • Wizard says:

      So, don’t have a gun. However, I want mine as a means of protection against those who might do harm against people.

      What we don’t need are caps locks . . . Those should be illegal.

    • ClariPossum says:

      Eh, if they banned guns, there would just be a black market for them like everything else that is banned. Then only the non-law-abiding citizens would have them. Not exactly a good scenario there, LoL. I’d rather a burglar not know whether or not I have a gun than know for sure that I don’t. ;)

    • Rolls says:

      Easy there Adolf; I can think of a few good reasons.

  30. Arthur Eld says:

    Jetzt?

  31. Avis says:

    Ten thousand internets says that room is somewhere in Texas.

  32. A perfect example of redneck discipline!

  33. Crystal says:

    Just looks like a nursery from the South. Not a Fail.

  34. scot says:

    Is the failure here that this person does not know how to hang something level?

  35. simply says:

    is this not a gun-nut WIN!?

  36. Oracle says:

    I don’t know why everyone is freaking out. It’s from a kit called “Baby’s First Assault Rifle.” Didn’t everyone have one growing up?…

  37. chris says:

    Are you afraid that the baby will use them? It’s not like it is kiddy porn or something. Kids that are raised around guns, and taught safe gun handling skills, are less likely to be societies problem later on.

  38. Steve says:

    Almost a total win, inspiration on how I’ll set up a nursery someday!

  39. Pete says:

    look, its a perfectly resnable dessision, there might be theves in your house at night, the baby gets up in the middel of the night, he can shoot the theves.
    its the basic princible of give kids guns cause were all to fat and lazy to use them ourselves.

    • Wizard says:

      “reasonable”, “decision”, “thieves”, “middle”, “principle”, “we’re”. Jus thawt ewe shud gno.

    • WorldsTallestMidget says:

      Wow, this posting would make my English teacher mother snap like Detective Monk at a Gallagher concert!

  40. rebelwolf47 says:

    this is a big fail! that gun rack isn’t level at all, thats just crappy worksmanship

  41. Ureshii says:

    I don’t see a problem….what’s wrong with that pic?

    Did I mention I’m from Texas? ;)

    • Kitty says:

      The problem is that some people think that guns just go around firing themselves. Hmm, I’ve got five of them, and they have yet to show any such personal initiative. I’ll have to have a talk with them…

  42. Nancy says:

    Believe it or not I just saw Charlie Sheen logged on at RichDater.

    • Arthur Eld says:

      Yes. We heard you. We just don’t care. But good luck for your attempt to post that on every fail that exists.

  43. sd says:

    there keep a wolf cub there

  44. Jennifer says:

    How do I know they are Republicans?

  45. omgwtfbbq says:

    why the hell is there a baby’s bed in the gun room?

  46. Shane says:

    I don’t get the fail. The rim-fire Savage Mark II and Ruger 10/22 are excellent inexpensive learning guns for the kid. Once he gets older the 7.62×39mm Russian SKS is perfectly fine for his first center-fire hunting rifle although he’ll probably want a more accurate bolt-action rifle in a more powerful cartridge eventually.

    • Rolls says:

      Here, Here! Though I was raised on a Ruger 10/22 and have decided it promotes a “spray and pray” mentality…I prefer a breakdown singleshot for my kids

    • WorldsTallestMidget says:

      You two watch “The Deerhunter” and wack off, don’t ya?

  47. jake says:

    “freezeeeeze”
    baby goes like ” ukha?” and takes his shotgun
    long live the redneck family’s!

  48. jake says:

    NRA WIN

  49. Potato in Flight says:

    This is likely the same house that the guy who started that “DONUTS GUNS DAYCARE” place lives in.

  50. thomas says:

    thats funny as hell

  51. Puddi says:

    Looks like a typical American household to me. Nothing special.

    • Xalver says:

      Certainly not a Canadian household. Here we have laws stating that guns must be stored locked up and the ammo locked up as well. Keeps kids from getting into them when they shouldn’t be. Either ways pictures like this explain why the USA has 10x more murders by guns per capita then any other developed nations. Certainly not something to be proud of.

      • CCR5 says:

        Education fail. Gun crime in the US is driven by homicides among young, poor inner-city residents and is largely drug-related. Canada has different demographics–a more racially homogenous population, a higher median age, and lower income disparity. This is not something for Canadians to be proud of, the population makeup of a country is just a fact. Certain population demographics tend to produce higher or lower crime rates.

        US homicide rates have actually dropped sharply in recent years. This is chiefly due to the aging of the population. When males 15-25 years old make up a smaller proportion of the population in any nation, there is less violent crime.

        Canada also has nothing to brag about. If you look at Nunavut you can see Canada has its own problems with violent crime. Nunavut has a much lower median age than other provinces and a high percentage of residents of an ethnic minority (making it in some ways a better comparison to US inner cities), and has a shockingly high sexual assault rate and also a higher murder rate than many US states. Canada overall also has a very high sexual assault rate. This same pattern extends west to Alaska, so it appears to be something about the demographics of northern North America.

        The guns in the picture are rifles, typically used for hunting and target shooting, and rarely used in the commission of crimes. Most gun crimes in the US are committed with handguns, and by people involved with the drug trade. Growing up around firearms doesn’t turn people into murderers anymore than growing up around steak knives turn them into murderers.

  52. hehaw says:

    I know who’s this is. . . hilarious to see it on here. Definitely from the South and definitely in use as we speak [but wasn't at the time].

    I can’t believe this is up here!

  53. Gunner says:

    This looks like all of my friends’ homes growing up. I don’t see a problem since the ammo appears nowhere in sight.

    When I was young, all my friends and neighbors had guns in the house and learned to use them from a young age. Safety was a priority and none of us have had accidents. In fact, and this wasn’t so long ago, it was commonplace to have guns in the cars at the high school parking lot (early or afternoon hunting). I blame pop culture for imprinting improper gun use on today’s kids.

  54. Fale says:

    i see no fail

    • Chupacabras says:

      It is fairly obvious. You don’t need binoculars when you already have a high-powered rifle with a long-distance scope.

      SNIPER FAIL!!!!

  55. ah the brilliance of our species

  56. macburl says:

    nursery WIN!

  57. Tomfooler says:

    You guys! Everyone knows that you shoud keep a gun incase a yellow eyed demon does crazy shit with your baby.

  58. moron4hire says:

    Looks like an SKS, a Marlin Model 60, aaaand… a Savage 110? More like WIN!

  59. Stephen says:

    No fail here. This is a win!

  60. Azkyroth says:

    “I ain’t raisin’ no sissy boy! My son is gonna grow up and be a MA– *BOOM*”

  61. Matt Scheaffer says:

    First of all those are pellet guns. Second, Failblog has really been on an anti gun kick lately. I guess new legislation is coming up and fail blogs democrat masters have told them to do their best to brainwash all the lib-sheep.

    • rednerd says:

      An SKS style pellet Gun w/ a bayonet = FAIL #1… It looks like a Chinese Norinco to me.

      Use of term lib-sheep = Fail #2

      I’m pretty sure Moron4Hire has it right on the Marlin as well.

  62. That’s a win. There’s protection against the boogie monster in the room. No need to call the parents.

  63. Agent 47 says:

    These comments are fail. You should all become an hero.

  64. Failerella says:

    OMG it’s my redneck brother’s house.

  65. lordmudkipz says:

    and the odd thing is the baby is not there. lol

  66. evil monkey says:

    Sigmund Freud: “A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity.”

    Jeff Cooper: “Hoplophobia is a mental disturbance characterized by irrational aversion to weapons, as opposed to justified apprehension about those who may wield them.”

    George Orwell: “That rifle on the wall of the labourer’s cottage or working class flat is the symbol of democracy. It is our job to see that it stays there.”

    • Xalver says:

      Sigmund Freud: America is a mistake, a giant mistake.

      Sigmund Freud: If you can’t do it, give up!

      Freud said alot of things not all points we can agree with. Not to mention few here have stated a fear of guns. Cooper is known because he is a gun buff and Orwell’s comment says nothing of storage. Having the right to own a gun is good, but not keeping your gun locked up or stored in a secure place is just irresponsible.

  67. alpine says:

    Clint Eastwood’s nursery

  68. Grisha says:

    Sorry guys, but I don’t see the fail here. Yes, there are guns on the wall. However, there is no way that a baby can get to them.

  69. Jebross says:

    Oh Zalver, don’t be embarrassing to us Canadians.

    I really don’t seee a problem with this. Child cannot reach them, furthermore it is probably a locking rack anyways. No point having your gun locked up so that you cannot get at it. How else are you supposed to stop a wave of militant muslims, communists, angry lesbians, Mormons, George Bush supporters, killer Klan members, or urban wolves? Plus, its just fun to shoot at stuff.

  70. Ryan Waxx says:

    This is a knee-jerk moron detector. If you failed to notice that there’s no damn way a baby is going to reach that, unlike say if the parent had stored the guns in a unlocked closet, then please report to your nearest hospital for retroactive abortion treatments.

    Oh, and if you come across a voting booth on the way to the hospital: stay away. You aren’t qualified.

  71. Cotton Hill says:

    I killed fiddy men!

  72. MegaJawa says:

    Just in case the baby is being a little arsehole

  73. Jedi says:

    You never know what might need to be done in this failing economy!

  74. DemonBaby says:

    There Baby is possessed by a demon
    Quick call the exorcist!!!


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