As seen on TV on Thanksgiving day...Could it be fun for the whole family, or just an awkward moment while your chewing a bite of turkey with Granny at your left?
Pretty sure that ranks as a family full-on fail (holiday style)!
Dedicated to a very special ninja I know, who had to endure this...
Happy Holidays!!!
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
BFS w/ My BF, OMG WTF? So FoF! | Moar Pics FTW!!!
I know it's Wal-Mart, but was it too much for "corporate" to send some sturdier signs (with proper spelling)? |
This is the tri-fecta, people; Underwear hanging out, butt crack hanging out, and a wife beater were always abound at Wal-Mart! |
Butt crack and undies in all their glory! |
The sea of people....FAIL (Full-On) |
BFS w/ My BF, OMG WTF? So FoF!
So, the night started with a little movie called Burlesque...How FoF, but the most important fail was the guy who walked in and watched it in the back row "all by himself"; you can draw the same conclusion we did!
Next was a quick trip to Toys 'R' Us, and a very quick decision to not wait in the "200 in - 200 out" line from hell. This sent us to the nightmare known as Wal-Mart. There were an amazing array of mullets, men in genie pajama pants and sneakers, bare feet, pregnancies, and parents with small children in crazy Black Friday shopping situations. Here are some highlights:
Next we headed to Kohl's. Our original plan was to hit up Taco Bell, but they went the way of the FoF and were closed...wuh waaahhhhh!
After about a 30 minute wait, a very nice group of strangers sold us some albino hot dogs. I kid you not, they were as white as the inside of the bun. Yes, we were so hungry we were completely willing to take food from a stranger offering hot dogs from the back of his truck. >.>
All that was left of these dogs? Here you go:
We made friends with the couple in front of us, but it was pretty fail when she let her cougar friend cut in front of us:
Quite literally, she has jungle cat sneakers, RaWr..FoF!
Inside was pretty uneventful, or rather, not particularly FAIL.
Next was Target. We had to wait about 10 minutes before it opened, but we also had to wait in the back of the line, which was all the way down to the back of the parking lot. Once we were in, we knew it was going to be crazy. Dr. Candy "Postpartum Barbie" Strauss, almost saw a fight break out between two women, I am pretty sure someone pulled a fire alarm, and the poor male cashier was so nervous, he gave her an extra gift card and gave her a free memory card.
After the last bit of Target awesomeness, we picked up some breakfast biscuits and headed home, On the final stretch - my road - a most cracktastic and fail bunny took the wrong turn at Albuquerque, got loaded up on crystal meth, and wouldn't stop hopping in front of the car. With our minds being mush, we could do nothing but try to take pictures and laugh hysterically.
All in all, it was a great time full of great Full-On Fails. I will get my other photos loaded up tomorrow!
Next was a quick trip to Toys 'R' Us, and a very quick decision to not wait in the "200 in - 200 out" line from hell. This sent us to the nightmare known as Wal-Mart. There were an amazing array of mullets, men in genie pajama pants and sneakers, bare feet, pregnancies, and parents with small children in crazy Black Friday shopping situations. Here are some highlights:
Next we headed to Kohl's. Our original plan was to hit up Taco Bell, but they went the way of the FoF and were closed...wuh waaahhhhh!
After about a 30 minute wait, a very nice group of strangers sold us some albino hot dogs. I kid you not, they were as white as the inside of the bun. Yes, we were so hungry we were completely willing to take food from a stranger offering hot dogs from the back of his truck. >.>
All that was left of these dogs? Here you go:
We made friends with the couple in front of us, but it was pretty fail when she let her cougar friend cut in front of us:
Quite literally, she has jungle cat sneakers, RaWr..FoF!
Inside was pretty uneventful, or rather, not particularly FAIL.
Next was Target. We had to wait about 10 minutes before it opened, but we also had to wait in the back of the line, which was all the way down to the back of the parking lot. Once we were in, we knew it was going to be crazy. Dr. Candy "Postpartum Barbie" Strauss, almost saw a fight break out between two women, I am pretty sure someone pulled a fire alarm, and the poor male cashier was so nervous, he gave her an extra gift card and gave her a free memory card.
After the last bit of Target awesomeness, we picked up some breakfast biscuits and headed home, On the final stretch - my road - a most cracktastic and fail bunny took the wrong turn at Albuquerque, got loaded up on crystal meth, and wouldn't stop hopping in front of the car. With our minds being mush, we could do nothing but try to take pictures and laugh hysterically.
All in all, it was a great time full of great Full-On Fails. I will get my other photos loaded up tomorrow!
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
FoF for the Holidays!
I wish I had some tremendously fantastic fail to provide you with as a Pre-T Day treat, however, you are just going to have to settle for this (so FoF, I know):
To all of you, I wish a happy and safe goggle, gobble day, and hopefully after year two of the Black Friday madness, I will have some truly FoF to share!
From the Real World (Or Land of the Living), We Have Super Sanitary Conditions |
From the land of not undead, we have floating corpses! |
Noticing a trend on Patch Day |
In the land of undead, we find large piles of crap...Obviously, we strike a pose =P |
To avoid the TSA pat down, this bird chose to fly cheap and parachute down; seems a bit redundant to me! |
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Good Morning, America!
Mary Brown has reported in and stated: "Where can I get me a sweet shirt like this?"
My only response to this fail is: "McDonald's, obviously!" =P
My only response to this fail is: "McDonald's, obviously!" =P
Friday, November 12, 2010
Can't Spell Final Fantasy Without a Little Fail
After reading http://blog.games.yahoo.com/photos/178-biggest-game-flops-of-2010 yesterday, I started thinking. First, I remember having issues with the original MMO, FFXI, at launch, but now to see all the PC and console players in an uproar, I think it may be safe to say Square has produced another fail (full-on style). Some of the gripes from the previous game (FFXI) came years into its launch; the game got stale. Stories had been increasingly rushed for the expansions, making them weak and light, the graphics could not be upgraded much, due to the PS2 console's limitations, general boredom from the very "big effort, little reward" mentality that comes from a lot of overseas developers, and lots of hope fell to FFXIV for a cure to all the consumer complaints.
Now, from most of the articles and people have spoke with about this, I can say that it seems they dropped the ball again; delivering a sub-par band-aid for the MMO universe. Conducting some research of this game, I found, right out of the gate, you need a serious gaming machine, purchased or upgraded most recently, and that isn't even for a suped-up gaming and graphics experience. I even compared the system requirements to other popular titles including its predecessor, and this is what I found:
For the record, making graphics superb does not fix a bad or diluted storyline; plenty of regular RPGs have proven that, but to compound it by creating a world where fans of a series need to upgrade PCs to just log in to a game really drives off the consumer base heavily.
That brings me to the second area of fail concern; the story. Based on actual people playing the actual game, I hear the story isn't great. Any fan of RPGs knows that the story can be the vehicle for long term commitment.
Other areas of concern are poor movement and combat mechanics, numerous system bugs, and a plethora of users quitting before the trial period ends. Sure, Square may make a little coin from initial game purchase, but if no one sticks around long enough to pay the ridiculous subscription fee (much more costly than WoW or other competitors), how will it profit from this title? Maybe the console launch will go more smoothly (I doubt it, though).
These types of screw-ups are why I am patiently waiting for Cataclysm and Star Wars: The Old Republic.
For a fun and humorous look at a comedic Square fail, see below =):
Now, from most of the articles and people have spoke with about this, I can say that it seems they dropped the ball again; delivering a sub-par band-aid for the MMO universe. Conducting some research of this game, I found, right out of the gate, you need a serious gaming machine, purchased or upgraded most recently, and that isn't even for a suped-up gaming and graphics experience. I even compared the system requirements to other popular titles including its predecessor, and this is what I found:
Final Fantasy 11 System Requirements |
Final Fantasy 14 System Requirements |
WoW System Requirements |
Aion System Requirements |
That brings me to the second area of fail concern; the story. Based on actual people playing the actual game, I hear the story isn't great. Any fan of RPGs knows that the story can be the vehicle for long term commitment.
Other areas of concern are poor movement and combat mechanics, numerous system bugs, and a plethora of users quitting before the trial period ends. Sure, Square may make a little coin from initial game purchase, but if no one sticks around long enough to pay the ridiculous subscription fee (much more costly than WoW or other competitors), how will it profit from this title? Maybe the console launch will go more smoothly (I doubt it, though).
These types of screw-ups are why I am patiently waiting for Cataclysm and Star Wars: The Old Republic.
For a fun and humorous look at a comedic Square fail, see below =):
So many places we could go with this one...I think I will just chuckle instead =P |
Friday, November 5, 2010
From Point 'A' to Point 'Fail'
On my way home from work on Monday, I realized I had to pick up some Soy Milk from the store. The lactose intolerant can't truly enjoy her morning coffee without it. On my way out of the store, I saw this car a few lanes down from mine:
Now, before anyone gets "up in arms" and begins to think I am failing a woman's right to choose; please, don't. What this sticker reminded me of was a very funny blog called Shit My Kids Ruined (http://www.shitmykidsruined.com), which my very good friend, Dr. Candy Strauss (also affectionately known as "Postpartum Barbie"), showed me one day during a work break.
As I walked by that car, I thought of all the poor mothers on that site that submitted photos from their children's utter fail. In some cases, I suppose the 2 minute turn around may have made it their fail, but I digress. I know, more than anything, that those mothers may have chosen 'Yes' back then, but I know first hand that they were questioning that choice when they saw things like this:
Let me just tell you, if you want to see some fail at its finest (besides here lol), I definitely recommend this site for all the best, "Toddler vs. Kindle" to "Kids with Crayons vs. Kittens and other Live Pets", entries and posts.
Now, before anyone gets "up in arms" and begins to think I am failing a woman's right to choose; please, don't. What this sticker reminded me of was a very funny blog called Shit My Kids Ruined (http://www.shitmykidsruined.com), which my very good friend, Dr. Candy Strauss (also affectionately known as "Postpartum Barbie"), showed me one day during a work break.
As I walked by that car, I thought of all the poor mothers on that site that submitted photos from their children's utter fail. In some cases, I suppose the 2 minute turn around may have made it their fail, but I digress. I know, more than anything, that those mothers may have chosen 'Yes' back then, but I know first hand that they were questioning that choice when they saw things like this:
I am pretty sure this is what Satan looked like as a baby. At least he is health conscious. |
Let me just tell you, if you want to see some fail at its finest (besides here lol), I definitely recommend this site for all the best, "Toddler vs. Kindle" to "Kids with Crayons vs. Kittens and other Live Pets", entries and posts.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Full-On Break Room
Well, I think a bunch of heathens or those viking guys from the Capital One commercial destroyed the coffee area of the break room. Either way, it is a complete fail; Full-on if you will...
That is your fail moment for Monday! Enjoy!
People disgust me. |
I have often tossed around the idea of adding a note, in a very passive-aggressive way, that reads: "If you are old enough to drink it, you are old enough to make it!" |
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