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  1. Pun-isher says:

    because you’re mine….

  2. Pun-isher says:

    that’s the last time I hire Mr. Parkinson to draw my sidewalk

  3. bnice2me says:

    might have been distracted by the billboard poster on the left

  4. Duuuuuuuuuuuuude says:

    Not first. Good, I hate being first, everybody nags me about it. But anyways, I think I saw that same straight line in a biography of a gay person.

  5. Sroka says:

    Hahaha ;D tak to tylko w polsce ! ;D

  6. Dave says:

    Looks more like an “epic win for sloppy work” to me.

  7. Bee_Geeks says:

    actually this happens when asphalt “moves”. Either because of the heat, of because the ground under it slides slightly.

    • mfm says:

      Sorry Bee_Geeks, that senario would be correct under alot of cercumstances, but in this case, the operator disingaged his front locking tire and tried to free hand it out. Total lack of ability.

    • Bee_Geeks_is_a_tard says:

      You fail harder than the guy who painted that sidewalk all jacked up. If what you said is true, the little bicycle things would be all warped as well.

      • Bee_Geeks says:

        it is if you look closely

        • JD says:

          I can see one of the bike symbols shifted, but I can’t see any shifting within any single bike symbol. Also, the right edge of the sidewalk doesn’t show that amount of shifting, nor does it show much, if any wiggles in the shift found in the stripe. I’m more inclinded to say the painter messed up the stripe.

          • m says:

            are you blind??

            The closest bike symbol is on an area of path that has almost no distortion on the while line. And the area of sidewalk with the white line badly screwed up has clearly sunk into the ground.

            • JD says:

              Yes, and all that explains why the edges of the sidewalk are almost perfectly straight. Sinking doesn’t explain why the middle is so crooked, first, it doesn’t look that severe, and the pavement would be far more visibly cracked.

  8. S says:

    The gay who painted it was riding a bike while doing the job…

  9. Avis says:

    The guy painting the line was distracted by the bikini clad girl in the billboard on the left. Way in the back there.

  10. Pani says:

    haha and to think, I see this exact side walk every day (almost)…
    A hundred bucks says this pic is taken and posted by an ED student… =D would be awesome anyhow… =D

  11. KD says:

    The bikes are both going to and from on the same lane?

  12. Alan Gerow says:

    Wouldn’t that be a Sloppy Work WIN … wouldn’t the fail be in doing a good job?

  13. iPokey says:

    Welcome to Poland – the land of impossible ;P

  14. Kalle says:

    May also be a “drunk at work and got away with it” WIN?

    • Jimmylou says:

      I’d more say it’s a bike way that can be used by drunk guys aswell without them leaving the border :)

  15. Rudy says:

    Whoa! I’m from this city and I didn’t think that this picture will appear in here! BTW, that line is so strange from years…

  16. Climey says:

    If you’re Union and you know it, work like crap!
    If you’re Union and you know it, work like crap!
    If you’re Union and you know it,
    Then your work will really show it,
    If you’re Union and you know it, take a nap!

    • r€nato says:

      You have unions to thank for the 40 hour work week, 5 day work week, OT and holiday pay, safe workplaces… all of which were either codified into law or made standard practice thanks to unions bargaining and lobbying the government.

      • Michael says:

        You have capitalism and technological innovations to thank for those things – there is more wealth to give workers because of innovations, and the gains in compensation to workers has increased as union membership has declined. It’s simply wrong to say workers would never have those things if it wasn’t for unions. Companies must compete with one another to attract workers, and that has brought up compensation – both in wage and non-wage form.

      • Chris says:

        Actually renato, even though I’m pro-Unions and a Socialist you’re wrong about that.

        In both Europe and America the average person today works LONGER than ever before.

        Unions are a positive, without question, despite the Capitalist attempts to sabotage them… However, to say they’ve cut work hours is bullshit. As workhours haven’t been cut lol

        It’s one thing to support Unions. It’s another thing to make up s**t about what they’ve done lol.

        Also you’re wrong too Michael.

        • JD says:

          The part about unions helping cut working hours might be true, maybe not now, but in era long ago. After the industrial revolution, there were people working 16 hour days as a standard practice, and unionization was one of those things credited for bringing that down.

      • Climey says:

        So how come all the Union members I’ve had the ‘pleasure’ of dealing with whine about not getting enough overtime (to the point of actually slowing down work and missing deadlines so they can make that time and a half)? ‘Collective bargaining’ is just a euphemism for ‘I’m too useless by myself and if it wasn’t for a thousand other people like me, with government backing, I wouldn’t have a pot to piss in.’

  17. ambermonk says:

    What the hell did they do? Did they hire a retarded zippy midget to do the paint job?

  18. That particular “Mr. Parkinson” must be surely unionized.

  19. .... says:

    tylko w polsce..

  20. The Mÿthbuster says:

    that line WAS straight. cheap pavement and hot sun were altering that wonderful white line.

  21. Slawek says:

    ooo, my lovely poland. It’s only possible in this country ;d

  22. Tony says:

    I was 100% sure it was Poland.

  23. mammix says:

    Just looking at this line I knew it has to be Poland…
    And it is!

  24. guy from poland says:

    there is nothing special that’s normal in poland
    there is small gallery of those funny things http://www.tvn24.pl/10380,2052256,0,0,1,0,drogowe-absurdy-w-zdjeciach-internautow,slupy-na-drogach,galeria.html

  25. Metraton says:

    It used to be straight….but then the asphalt melted :D

  26. haterade says:

    Micheal J Fox’s part time job isn’t as great of work as it was 20 years ago…

  27. Seamus says:

    Bad paint job…or plate tectonics?

    • JD says:

      I’m still trying to figure out whether asphault can endure that amount of shear every couple feet and not have major cracking and buckling at most of those wiggles. I still think a drunken line painter is a more likely explanation. Plate tectonics would explain part of the stuff in the distance, but I don’t think it explains any more than the offset in the distance.

  28. pietro says:

    no i chuj

  29. Ari Gold says:

    it was earthquake

  30. FF says:

    seems someone was nervous on the first day of the job

  31. Lolek says:

    Seems like PUI :)

  32. Pawlonkon says:

    This is POLAND!! :P

  33. tuckfard says:

    I bet the police pull over drunk drivers here, just to give hilarious field sobriety tests.

    • Amerifail says:

      Nah, it’s only America that uses sobriety tests. In Britain, Europe and most of the world we have these things called ‘breathalysers’.

  34. piotrek says:

    o, wrocław.

  35. why are you reading this? says:

    Police! Be sure not to tell drunken people to walk the line within a 60 yard radius. – o.o –

    <[^-^^-^]> <<<<^-^<] <tri force kirby

  36. Bernstein says:

    Hah! I see that Polish “good roads” now are famous in the “Big World” ;)

    It’s no matter that asphalt is cheap or “line painter” was drunk or had Parkinson’s disease. We all see the effect …

    BTW, extremely straight line. Just made for bike drivers on the “double gas”…

    Greetings from Poland! ;)

  37. G. James says:

    Thanks for the reminder; I had forgotten the other side of the sidewalk was for bikes about 10 feet ago.

  38. izurs2 says:

    i think i see a self-imposed metaphor here for people riding bikes.

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