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  1. Cloral says:

    Happy anti-kalou Wednesday, fail peeps!

  2. Avis says:

    Temper, temper!!

  3. nightshayde says:

    Take a deep breath, and count to elebenty.

  4. mighty mister mushy man says:

    Wow… it only took him about 3 seconds after he left the store.

  5. Cloral says:

    Hulk Smash!!!

  6. puz says:

    i think he forgot to signal

  7. ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

    Are they sure that wasn’t a Dodge Ram?

    • Jules ♂ ♪ with Nerf balls says:

      Maybe it was a Prius.

    • Hey! Congrats on your win at Westminster.

      • Jules ♂ ♪ with Nerf balls says:

        Hey, I DVR’ed it.
        :cry:

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

          Me, too. :cry:

          • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

            *jumps up and down to erase the posts*
            *shakes FB like a polaroid picture*
            *sigh*

            Sorry Jules & LGB, I tried.

        • Abject apologies, but if you don’t want to know the outcome of an important competition the following day, you should avoid television, the internet, newspapers, radio, pamphlets on famous Jewish athletes, backs of cereal boxes (sides are ok), skywriting, and all human contact. So there, nyah.

          Besides, I only implied that a dog won. So there nyah again.

          Oh, and the Saints won the Super Bowl
      • ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

        Woohoo! :D

        • ZombieApocalypse says:

          I knew there was a reason I wanted to do this anyway.

          *wheels in stainless confetti cannon*
          *overloads it to a sickening degree*
          *safety*
          *lights fuse from a distance and instantly buries self 18 feet down*

          KA-BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ELEBENTY!!!!!

          *feels tremor*
          *peeks back up to see smoke filled room*
          *smoke clears to reveal terrier shaped confetti embedded in everything*

          Congrats!

      • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

        ~YEAH! CONGRATS SCOTTIE!!!!~

        *wanted poodle to win*
        *squeeze*

        • Dragonwriter says:

          Ewwwwwww. I despise the poodles.

          I always root for the working dogs, like huskies and malamutes and Samoyeds!

          • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

            :cry:

          • nightshayde says:

            They had a gorgeous Samoyed on last night.

            I like the herding dogs & the working dogs. Many of the terriers are adorable, but some are just fugly.

            I wish they wouldn’t groom dogs in such weird ways. Poodles look ridiculous all groomed to look like balloon animals. Why not leave their coats as they grow (with a great deal of brushing)?

            • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

              Not all poodle owners do the ridiculous hairdos. I leave mine alone. They are groomed to wear their coats short. I have a white and black one and they are extremely intelligent.

              • Avis says:

                Poodles are considered to be the smartest breed of dog. Theoretically they would make better poice dogs. But they just aren’t that intimidating looking.

                I know I read that somewhere
                • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

                  ROFL … how can someone with curly hair that looks coiffed all the time look intimidating anyway? I give them boy cuts so they can at least look somewhat masculine.

                  Thank you for the comment. :mrgreen: *squeeze* My boys are fun and extremely goofy too. They have a weird sense of humor.

                • sauer kraut says:

                  Had a poodle once… we nick-named it DF cuz it was so unsmart.

              • Elsa_Mama says:

                Poodles were originally working dogs — water retrievers.

                • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

                  *nods*
                  :D My boys love to take baths.

                • AferVentus says:

                  Yes, and that’s where the “lion” cut comes from – the fur is left long around the joints and major organs for insulation. I am very glad that the authorities here have eliminated tail-docking.

          • Marius says:

            Go Huskies!

          • Black Garnets, Hater of Valentine's Day! says:

            How do you feel about the Toys?

            • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

              Toys as in BOB? Love ‘em. I highly recommend them.

              • Black Garnets, Hater of Valentine's Day! says:

                ♫1, 2.. 1, 2, 3; yeah!
                In-slum-national, underground
                Thunder pounds when I stomp the ground (Woo!)
                Like a million elephants and silverback orangutans
                You can’t stop a train♫

              • Jules ♂ ♪ with Nerf balls says:

                *hopes Leila doen’t have a poodle named BOB, otherwise he has misunderstood a lot of comments*

            • nightshayde says:

              Most of them look more like Muppets than dogs. Mind you, I love Muppets — but I don’t really want one for a pet.

              I’m not so into little tiny dogs. Too yippy & too much Napoleon complex. I like medium-size dogs… but I’m content to visit them at friends’ houses. I’m much happier with kitties. ;)

              • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

                I am a cat person myself but my daughter got me hooked on dogs. Between us we have six dogs. In reality I haven’t met an animal I didn’t like.

                • Black Garnets, Hater of Valentine's Day! says:

                  I knew a person who had a cat that grew up with dogs. He approached people for petting like a dog. He was adorable!

                • nightshayde says:

                  I’ve met one — it was a poodle. :sad:

                  My psycho ex-boyfriend’s mother had a toy poodle. That damn dog growled at me whenever I visited. I adore animals & they usually adore me.

                  That poodle was sick in the head & needed to be punted somewhere. :twisted:

                  No - I would never endorse actual violence against an animal -- but I can fantasize about it.
                  • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

                    It’s actually not the poodle’s fault. They pick up on their human’s emotions. How did the mother feel about you?

                    • nightshayde says:

                      I don’t think she liked me much. Nobody was good enough for her psychotic emotionally-abusive “angel.” :mad: The whole family was a bit off, methinks.

                      I maintain that it was a nasty little dog, though. Cute — but nasty.

                      • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

                        *pat*
                        *pat*

                        I am sorry. He wasn’t deserving of you in my opinion.

                        *gives NS a lollipop*

                        • nightshayde says:

                          :D

                          His one redeeming factor is that being in a relationship with him made me appreciate how wonderful the guy I dated next was/is. We’ve been very happily married for over 10 years now.

                          That’s about it, though. Really, now he’s just using oxygen my cats could use.

                • sauer kraut says:

                  What about that over-muscled drunk down at the bar?

        • ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

          Sadie is just unbeatable. :)

  8. drren says:

    That guy is my hero! I never liked the whole prepay B.S.

    • BoppitybopBopper says:

      About 10 years ago or so, I worked at a gas station just off the highway. Anytime someone drove off, it came out of my paycheck. Prepay all the way I say. I know it’s unfair for the 97% of the population that won’t drive off, but I lost over $250 in the 9 months that I worked there before I held to the rule NO MATTER WHAT.

    • ZombieApocalypse says:

      I never really “liked” the prepay ideology either, but I understand where it came from. Either way, you have to admit it’s not like this prepay business is a new thing to anyone anymore, gas stations nationwide have been doing this for decades now.

      Don’t agree with it? Fine, do business elsewhere. Driving a car through a building with people inside is the wrong reaction though. This isn’t a heroic action, it’s a profoundly stupid, childish and selfish one.

      I guess we know more about you now though. You idolize stupid, immature, selfish people who are a danger to others. This causes me a conundrum, when it’s time for the apocalypse to take over the world do I convert you early to use your evil to help in the takeover or do I leave you until later so you can suffer while watching your world be helplessly converted to living death?

      Decisions, decisions, decisions. I think I’ll take you early, that way you can be useful to someone at least.

      • nightshayde says:

        *gives ZA a cookie*

        Yes - it's a brain cookie.
      • Redazrael says:

        *You*, sir, are my hero. I hope like hell that there weren’t any people in the part of the store that we couldn’t see on the camera, but since the news anchor didn’t mention it, I’m assuming no one was injured.

        I don’t really see the problem with the prepaid idea. The prepaid service that I know is where you insert your debit/credit care, and authorize however much money you want. Then you simply fill your tank and go. It takes it out of your account when it’s finished.

        Unless there is a different prepaid service of which I am unaware?

        I love the prepaid that I know of for odd reasons, though. I hate having anyone at a gas station touch my car. Not because it’s gorgeous or anything (let’s not talk about the amount of rust on it) but because I don’t like interacting with people very much (I am afflicted with social anxiety disorder, and it’s just easier to avoid the small situations so I have enough energy for the big ones) and I can be very impatient. If I do it, I’m in and out as fast as possible.

  9. Brasky says:

    I hate paying first too. Well played.

    • Cloral says:

      Yeah, because it’s worth receiving a hot beef injection from a man named Sue to show that cashier what’s what!

      • Dragonwriter says:

        Indeed. Plus, the gas stations really should just suck it up and put up with all the lost income from drive-offs just so people don’t have to pay for their product before they get it.

        • BoppitybopBopper says:

          *goes online to order more gormet catsup*
          I’m hoping that you needed these, (~~) Dragon.

        • nightshayde says:

          Is pre-pay not predominant outside of California? I’m so used to pre-paying for gas that I find it really weird when I’m elsewhere & don’t have to pay until after the gas is pumped.

          • Black Garnets, Hater of Valentine's Day! says:

            It’s not popular in NYC (all 5 boroughs). But when I traveled the I95 south, there were plenty of pre-pays. I find them an understandable annoyance. No one wants to be cheated.

          • Cloral says:

            I just use my credit card. Then I never have to go inside at all.

            • Cloral says:

              Also, that explains why all the gas stations around here have signs that say, “pre-pay or use credit card.” I always thought it was redundant to tell people to pay first. I mean, what else would you do? But if that’s not the case everywhere, then I can understand why somebody from out-of-the area might need to be told that.

              • moshbox says:

                Up here in my part of Canadaland, they’ve only recently started demanding pre-pay at certain locations and only after 11pm. I drove to Florida and back over the xmas break and “pre-pay or credit” was odd to me.

                By the time I got to Daytona it had become second nature to run my card, only to be thwarted by a new rule: “Enter your billing address Zip Code” Uhm, where’s the letters on this thing? To make matter worse, no retail outlets in Daytona would accept my debit card either.

                • ZombieApocalypse says:

                  Letters, yeah you’re Canadian all right. The letters being missing isn’t an omission, it’s a security feature!

              • Black Garnets, Hater of Valentine's Day! says:

                I just realized there are a bunch of pre-pay in NYC (not a driver). I’ve gotten used to both.

          • Elsa_Mama says:

            Chicago and its suburbs has both – usually depends on the neighborhood …

    • Avis says:

      It’s a gas station, not a restaurant.

      • ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

        ~I hate pre-paid too! Damn Borders wouldn’t let me watch the DVD I was buying until I payed for it. Then the grocery store wouldn’t let me eat the food I was buying until I paid. The nerve!~

  10. Aja says:

    Was kinda hoping for pelican weather guy.

  11. Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

    ♥ I am totally crashing on you. ♥

  12. Marius says:

    Storing ones animosity is not recommended.

  13. Ra's says:

    Haha! Title spelling fail!

  14. Sarge says:

    Thos poor cases soda. They never got to be enjoyed.
    teh sadness. :(

  15. Scaz says:

    “We need a cleanup in aisle……umm……well, everywhere.”

  16. MarkSr says:

    I hope that before he left the store, the “crasher” said, as a matter-of-fact, to the clerk,
    “Awl, be bahk . . . “

  17. Why you should never annoy someone with road rage and a large vehicle.

  18. Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

    Totally OT: [start hate] I hate Hootie & the Blowfish!!!!! [end hate]

    I feel better now. Thank you for listening.

  19. Say g'night, Gracie says:

    Sort of off topic – I’ve decided to give up road rage for lent. Maybe I should have decided to give up office rage as well.

    • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

      *avoids Gracie at work*

      • Say g'night, Gracie says:

        Seriously, though, is there a wrong way to make copies? The nit-picking here is unreal!

        • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

          Did you sit on the copier again?

          • Say g'night, Gracie says:

            I only do that when nobody else is here. I swear that old biddy likes to criticize every little thing I do! “What are you typing?” “Do you always copy those one at a time?” “You’re not cleaning the coffee area right, this is how it needs to be done.”
            *grinds teeth and tries to count to elebenty*

            • ZombieApocalypse says:

              You only have to suffer her for a limited amount of time on a prescribed schedule. She has to suffer herself always, forever, until the end of freakin time.

              Does that help? ;)

          • Black Garnets, Hater of Valentine's Day! says:

            Putting gum in the machine to clear out a jam doesn’t help either.

        • nightshayde says:

          We used to have people who put stuff in the fax machine face down rather than face up & then wondered why the recipients were complaining about blank faxes. :roll: I !magine you could do the same thing with a copier — though I’m sure you wouldn’t do that. Are there others in the office who would?

  20. who is this kid? says:

    Yes!

  21. kuh says:

    reponse fail

  22. ShadowTheSniperZombie C.C.C./Head of the Janitors' Union/Co-owner of ZombieTrollNetwork/makes rare sightings like bigfoot says:

    Turn on *clap-clap*
    Turn off *clap-clap*
    errrrrrrr*crashes*

  23. Tuskus says:

    How did he drive the car into the gas station if he didn’t have any gas?

  24. Oh, no! Did he diesel?

  25. wtf says:

    wtf is with all the ads on the videos???

  26. Dorian Archer says:

    Talking about passive aggression, eh? That was aggressive aggression.

  27. ZombieApocalypse says:

    OT for the ‘peeps:

    A co-worker just showed me this, we’re still laughing ourselves silly over it. I don’t have the time/patience/reserve brain power to figure out how to submit this to FailBlog, so I offer it to the ‘peeps in hopes it’s not fixed before someone else gets to submit it …

    Go to www . homedepot . com and check out the top right of the page, under the shopping cart. Where it says “Add $49.00* for FREE Shipping”. I fertilize you not.

  28. Dan says:

    You can FAIL it, we can help.

  29. Nickasummers says:

    I know someone I could see doing that. In 6th grade, someone threw away his paperclip and he threw a chair at him in retaliation.

  30. splat says:

    Attempted murder charge for sure..

  31. nightshayde says:

    *sigh*

    If I, who is not familiar with HTML coding (other than the few tricks I use here) can spot the error in the source code for something, why can’t the person who is actually paid to make corrections able to see the error? :roll:

    • nightshayde says:

      Ack. She has me flustered.

      *climbs up into previous post*

      *replaces “is” with “am”*

      *climbs back down*

      • AferVentus says:

        *swings kittehburglar-style over preceding comment*
        *secretly swaps “can’t” for “isn’t”*
        *abseils silently away*

        I recall sitting in an office listening to an exchange between a
        financial manager and two auditors who couldn't grasp the structure
        of a business that incorporated a hotel and a timeshare scheme,
        which was quite obvious to me.  The auditors had financial degrees.
        I was in high school at the time.
  32. ww1flyingace says:

    Sorry. My Ford thought it was a Toyota and just accelerated on its own into your window.

    Your just lucky my Explorer didn’t think it was a Pinto

  33. THarris says:

    Ugh, I bought beer at that BP and he messed it up.

  34. kurtzilla says:

    man- “ill be back” hello. . . obvious terminator reference

  35. Foghat says:

    what would he do to his wife if she denied him sex?

  36. Cowlifornia says:

    He should have blamed it on the throttle! It doesn’t have to be a Toyota to get the pedal stuck under the mat!

    VROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

  37. Eric Porter says:

    I’ll be back.

  38. BlasiuS says:

    hm is it the same guy? 3 seconds between man leaving our view and the car crashing into the gas station. 3 seconds seems a tad quick to walk from gas station to door, open car door, get in, turn on car, and accelerate into station.

  39. Madeas says:

    This happened near Birmingham, AL. I remember seeing it on the news a while back and thinking, wtf? If you watch the full video it looks like the guy runs out of the store with his pants down lol

  40. Kammy says:

    OMG I live in the town where that happened. LMAO

  41. southernbellesweetie says:

    This is messed up, someone that i knew father died when he wrecked into a gas station while his car was on fire because of engine failure.

  42. He ought to be pitied.
    Now he is going to pay a lot just because his temper flared.
    More temper.

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