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Hook Placement Fail


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» 322 Failures in Communication

  1. Dr.Bomb says:

    gz… NOOOOOT

  2. 2nd says:

    Pedo toy !

  3. TheMotts says:

    They smiling because everyone puts stuff on their knob, i think.

    • Spoon God says:

      Oh, I thought it was fail because they put the hooks on their crotch. There is NOTHING mentioned about the shape of it resembling a pingas.
      I’m beginning to doubt failblog’s integrity, if they failed to notice that, or at least note it.

  4. Leeda says:

    Who designs such things? HELLO?

  5. Lukus909 says:

    “Please knock”

    Not on that im not.

  6. carib says:

    What would the rope be for?? :S

  7. danbot says:

    i think its a ‘doornocker’. why oh why does God allow this to happen…and don’t tell me its ‘free willy’

  8. i have no idea what to put here, so i put this says:

    was this done on purpose? or did someone just majorly fail?

  9. TheMotts says:

    I like how they aren’t wearing pants either, not even an attempt to make it look like a mistake lol

  10. Dargus says:

    Check out those knockers.

  11. kassano says:

    it’s the pedobear hook

  12. MrBo says:

    Bumble bee tuna!

  13. Bakerman says:

    If that pleases you..

  14. INQ says:

    knocked up?

  15. Ms B ♥ says:

    Really?! This is our bonus fail? Pleh.

  16. wutyoulookinat says:

    omg it’s greek
    “νεα τιμη” = new price O.o

  17. danbot says:

    its a coat-whanger.

  18. Someone says:

    Probably a souvenir from Sandy Balls.

  19. Flehan says:

    The worst part is making them happy again when you need to put your jacket somewhere.

  20. oooCANDLEMANooo says:

    hang a hat on it…

  21. Pinocchio really has gone downhill after Hollywood.

  22. NEVUM X says:

    Yeah, you see that writing? It’s greek. this photo was from Greece, And being a sick-minded greek like myself, I wouldn’t be surprised if those were intentional… F*cking greeks… P.S. that writing means “new price” in greek.

  23. Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista! says:

    Okay. I’m away for a couple days and the blog gets taken over by trolls. Where are all the FPs? Did a regular quit again?

  24. Ebilcat says:

    Eek.. wouldn’t it be painful if someone hung a heavy leather jacket on that “knob?” Wouldn’t want it to fall off… *Cringes*

    • jamisings says:

      It’s a door knocker. Hence the “Please knock” and the rope to pull the knocker. I also believe, as others have said, is it’s designed that way on purpose. Like those coffee mugs that are shaped like a woman’s breast and say “Little sipper” on it – and you can drink through the cup’s ceramic nipple.

  25. somedudewhosawyourstuff says:

    I wonder what caught their attention.

  26. Awesome Canadian, Eh? says:

    Gives “Knock on Wood” a whole new meaning…

  27. Aja says:

    Knock knock?

  28. al says:

    they have to have someone making sure something like this doesn’t happen, right?

  29. Shadow © says:

    They seem to be very well-hung.

  30. Arthur Eld says:

    Why didn’t you post that comment instead of “first”?

  31. Tina says:

    I don’t think that was a mistake. Note they have no pants! *-*

  32. Arthur Eld says:

    I bet the previous fail will easily reach 500+ comments soon.

    (BTW – God vs. Evolution currently has 2,742 comments!)

  33. KoosOe says:

    lol lol lol

    btw check my blog a half man that is able to walk again! =O!

  34. nightshayde says:

    Having nothing to do with this fail …

    I know “odyssey” is spelled correctly. However, whenever I look at it (usually when proofreading), I always think there should be another “d” in the word.
    :roll: The people who came up with spellings for modern English were very silly.

  35. nightshayde says:

    Hee hee — our very own Mouse found (and squeezed) me on another blog site. :D

  36. Avis says:

    Ok, I’ll try this again… POOF! The previous fail completely disappears!

    • Avis says:

      *sighs*
      No such luck. But it did appear to move back in time.

      • ZombieApocalypse says:

        I noticed that. At first I wondered why the video fail came so early today, but then started reading the comments on this one and eventually figured out what happened.

        I went back and read some of the comments, you know just out of morbid curiosity. But the BM attacked and gobbled my comment up. Rather than fight him, I figured he could use a good snack and maybe wouldn’t gobble up the comment of someone else.

  37. Shadow, now with DeskPillow™ © says:

    Holy crap! 8O
    (from Weather.com)
    The National Weather Service in Portland has issued a high wind watch… which is in effect from Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon.

    * Timing… Another strong low will move north just off the Oregon coast Wednesday night and Thursday…

    *Winds/Gusts… Gusts up to 70 MPH are possible along the beaches and headlands of the Central Oregon coast… with gusts of 60 to 65 MPH possible along the beaches and headlands of the northern coast…

    *Impact… Primary impacts will be local power outages.

    Seventy miles per hour?! Guess I’d better make sure I got my blackout kit ready.

    • Dragonwriter says:

      Eeep!

      *nails Shadow’s shoes to the ground, being careful not to nick his toes*

    • ZombieApocalypse says:

      Last time we had winds that strong down here (so cal – this was a few years ago), the owner of the building where I work bought me a paint job for the roof of the truck and the entire shell. Why? Sections of the roofing material (it’s the kind that’s basically gravel held in sheets of tar) blew off the building and across the top of my truck. It was like someone took 40 grit sandpaper on a large belt sander and ran it across the thing. Repeatedly.

      I had parked the thing next to the building to escape the possibility of tree branches falling into the truck. With winds like that, branches that have held for years get crazy ideas about taking vacations away from the family and sometimes cause damage in their quest. Of course this didn’t happen this day, it was the roof that decided to try flying.

      Moral of this story: it doesn’t matter what you do, you’re screwed in hell. Kinda relieves the pressure now, doesn’t it.

      • Shadow says:

        ~Totally. Now we have to nail the roof down, too. Thanks for the heads-up, man! I appreciate it.~

        Y’know what? I think maybe I’ll just cover the entire house in duct tape. That should work.

    • Avis says:

      We had a day like that here in Chicago once. On the lake. The yacht club was listing to the side pretty far. It was actually quite scary. But I don’t think the wind speeds got that fast.

      The yacht club is a very large boat mostly sitting in built up silt.
    • nightshayde says:

      Our bedroom carpet is SODDEN — like making puddles & horrible squishing noises when you walk on it. The room smells like the lovely fragrance of a wet towel left crumpled in an airtight hamper for a couple of days.

      The biggest storm in the series of three is supposed to come through tomorrow & Thursday, so everything will get worse before it gets better. We’re not sure where the water is entering (my thought is that the slider was installed incorrectly by the builders when the house was built in 2001), so we’re not even sure who to call to see about getting the leak stopped.

      I’ve caulked & caulked & caulked — but apparently to no avail. :cry:

      • Avis says:

        *makes note: likes to caulk*

        • nightshayde says:

          Well — it is kind of fun in an odd sort of way … but I’ve really been caulking because I have no idea what else to do. Every few years we have a series of storms like this & wind up with a sodden mildew-smelling carpet. Then the carpet dries (after a couple of weeks) & the smell goes away.

          I’m sure we have mold somewhere — not sure how we couldn’t by this point … and I have a feeling that has contributed to my allergies & headaches.

  38. Avis says:

    G’night folks! I’m off to enjoy a home cooked meal of caesar salad with cajun chicken breast strips. I may be back later tonight, If so, see you then!

  39. sauer kraut says:

    The one on the left posed in Cosmo… think his name is Scott Brown. Yeah, him. The guy who gets to sit in Ted Kennedy’s senate seat.

  40. Andrew Ong says:

    The Big Fat Greek Toy Fail (the Greek phrase reads ‘Nea Timi’)

  41. Jeremy H says:

    NOT SURE if anyone notices but look on their hats ‘please knock’ …. DOES THAT MEAN THE DONG IS A KNOCKER!? O_O What kinda motion..Does THAT make?!

  42. Panbode says:

    Gotta love the Greeks! Aide Bre Pedi-Mou! BRRRRRT!

  43. meyerm123 says:

    that is intentional

  44. WHY is that thing even there?!?!?!

  45. TimmyTimmyTimmy says:

    My kid got sent one of those door knockers from his Aunt who lives in Italy. The string is pulled and a woodpecker, which happens to be perched on another pecker, makes to knocking sound with its beak on the chest of the figure!!!

  46. bo3rn says:

    if u lie it gets bigger

  47. Italsk says:

    That has to be fake. It is way to obvious.

  48. Licking dude says:

    The funniest thing gotta be that ”nea timé” means ”new glory” ._.

  49. Mugros says:

    Photoshopped. Shadows are slightly wrong (compare to nose) and the string makes no sense.

  50. George says:

    “Νέα Τιμή” means “New Price” and not “New Glory” as Licking Dude stated.
    It’s supposed to be a product for sale with a reduced price.

  51. colBoh says:

    Ten zlotys says this was intentional.

  52. kitsunemaru says:

    I would SO buy that and put it on my door to see who uses it!!

  53. PeterTheGreek says:

    FINALLY some greek fail on failblog… failers prepare, we greeks are about to take over the fail-world!!!!!
    HAHAHAHA
    *evil laughter

  54. Jae says:

    I don’t get how this (or any similar “fail”) is a “fail”. Americans are pretty knee jerk about “private parts”. Much more so than other cultures. The fact that another culture can find humor in natural body parts is not so much a fail on their part, but a fail on our part for being so f@@king prude.

  55. ViDsTeR says:

    I couldn’t help but notice the little words that read “Please nock” On its forhead… No thanks I’ll use the doorbell…

  56. Emma says:

    More like please knock one out…

  57. gorgi991 says:

    this is greek :P im greek :O

  58. hoogabooga says:

    picoccio


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