“If something can go wrong, it will.” This is the first thing that comes to your mind when you have a bad day. And it’s especially painful when your failures start early in the morning. Your first reaction is usually anger, then it moves on to acceptance and the third stage is when he wants to tell everyone about his terrible fate about him in a humorous way. But some people go further and manage to capture these unlucky moments on camera.
We know all too well how painful it can be when things go wrong. However, we truly believe that there is always a white stripe after a black one.
“First night of vacation and we go to pull out the sofa bed for the kids. Suddenly, we hear a loud crunching sound.”
“Our son’s iPhone fell between the cushions and got caught in the hinges of the bed frame.”
“My cola exploded inside the freezer.”
“I got some watermelon to celebrate the hot weather, but Canadian winter came back.”
“I made coffee while I was still half-asleep.”
“I’ll just do my makeup in the car like a dumbo.”
“I thought I was being clever by picking the biggest sandwich in the case. It was just bread.”
“I picked up the salt jar.”
“I wore shorts to work last night because it was 75 degrees out, and this is what it looked like outside this morning after my shift.”
“Today, this is what happened to me when I got home after another 13-hour work day.”
“Apparently, my scissors couldn’t handle this bottle.”
“I mean, I didn’t want to eat it anyway.”
“I knew those pancakes smelled weird.”
“My mom was just finishing cleaning the kitchen and then spilled a bag of chia seeds on the ground.”
“I was mowing the lawn for the first time this season and the mower picked up a rock and shot it through my front door.”
“I guess it’s time for a new pepper grinder.”
“I dropped a pot through my parents’ stove top while putting dishes away.”
“My husband just wanted some crackers and cheese.”
“I’ve heard of ’painting yourself into a corner,’ but my wife took it a step further.”
“This is what happens when your mother loves to push buttons in her new car.”
“My mom washed my favorite sweater. Is this the new ’lewk’?”
“Dropped my cologne in my sink.”
