25 striking examples of what it means, "bad day"
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By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/25-striking-examples-of-what-it-means-bad-day.htmlBad days happen to everyone of us... Someone upsets, problems at work, someone is getting into a long tube, and some even lack of coffee in the morning.
But the heroes of our review proved that do not take the trouble to heart and better relate to them with humor. We offer you to look at a selection of failure!
Perhaps I shouldn't have come here...
"It was supposed to be my dinner!".
Bon appetit!
Someone calculated power?
It was a bad idea...
That is why it is so important to close the Windows in the winter!
"Dropped my snack in the car".
BAM!
When you spent forever to fold a complex puzzle, and at the end you see it...
It happens.
When I bought a handy gadget for the kitchen.
"Just at home I live three kittens".
"I tried to open the glass cover, it slipped from his hands and turned it..."
Reliable protection!
"I feel the flight will be fun."
It happened with each...
But now it has exclusive photos!
"Today, the chef's birthday and his one wish was not to break anything... Wish didn't come true".
About sore...
How disappointing!
Keywords: Pictures | World | Compilation | Funny | Humor | Fail
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