People fail all the time, but sometimes when they fail they fail so hard they completely disappear from view.
Perhaps they’ve fallen into some bushes, or through a door or into some else’s garden—unpredicatable fails you might call them. Here’s a compilation of some of the best.
On a visit to Helsingborg, Sweden Tom Scott checks out the recently opened Museum of Failure, curated by Samuel West who’s collected together some of the world’s greatest commercial disasters.
It also features some other failures, things that just didnt work out as planned—and it gives you hope. Even if you fail your idea might end up conserved in a musuem.
Cricket is a game that, among many things, features its fair share of eye watering and cringeworthy nut shots.
And who better to take you through some of the most wince-inducing that Ozzy Man himself, “The Dick Gods are bastards some days.” he notes.
The news would be nothing without its bloopers—well it would be an impeccably run operation, but who wants that?
Instead we would much rather see live TV go wrong and all the hilarity that goes with it—here’s what 2016 has had to offer so far.
A guy lent his dad a GoPro so he could take it with him on holiday to Las Vegas and film the sights and attractions.
But he forgot to explain how to use it, and the dad didn’t know the correct way to point it—so what his dad recorded was hours of hilarious footage of himself, looking at stuff and commenting on it.
Wedding season might be coming to and end, but the wedding fails live on thanks to this compilation.
From wedding cakes hitting the floor, to brides taking a tumble, and grooms messing up their lines, it’s all here.
From the inexplicable to the just plain ridiculous, the full spectrum of Russian failage is covered here.
It might often come across like a version of GTA Russia but it’s never anything but thoroughly entertaining.
There’s no denying fireworks can be fun, but there’s no denying they can be dangerous too.
So you can view this compilation as a guide on how NOT to handle fire and fireworks—don’t try this at home. Or anyone’s else’s home.
