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These characters may be looked at as villains, but when you think about what’s really motivating them, they don’t seem that bad.

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Cops have a pretty bad reputation, but these images prove that at least some of them are cool…

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This therapist didn’t think things through.

Making mistakes is part of being human. It’s important to realize when you make a mistake, that way you won’t do it again in the future. … it’s also important to notice when you make a mistake so that you don’t end up walking around and making yourself look silly. (Even though it’s hilarious for everyone else.)

These people failed so hard when making these designs and signs, but no one cared to correct them. It’s hard to say what makes this so funny: the mistakes themselves, or the fact that no one is changing them. Warning: do not proceed if perverted mistakes don’t make you laugh.

Foresight would have helped with this “4skin” wine design.

So, what are you going to use those tissues for?

Placement, people. Placement.

Someone may want to put his full name on his shirt.

BBW means something else online. Just FYI, Bath & Bodyworks.

So, WHERE did they put it?

That’s old school segregation.

I wonder why no one bought this…

“Groupie” isn’t a picture thing, guys.

LOLOL. The designer secretly hated Starbucks.

It’s supposed to say Levi’s… I think.

That light is playing tricks on my eyes.

Oh Nana. No.

Someone didn’t think this “white crayon” costume through.

The internet ruins everything.

Anus Communications are important.

I would still buy this tote.

Nice placement, Nesquik.

Maybe she should have gotten 3 smaller cakes…

You forgot the “&.”

Guys, you might want to move that tsign.

Man, I bet Catherine’s face is SO red right now.

Hindsight is 20/20, unless you fail to notice what you did wrong. Then, hindsight is blind (and your embarrassing license plate decision is still hilarious). Share these epic fails with others, click the button below!

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If you’re going out with friends, getting locked inside of a room with puzzles being the only way out is certainly a change of pace.

Imagine going out with your friends… and then getting trapped inside of a room. There are clues written all over the walls and scattered about the room. It’s not obvious what you’re supposed to do or how you’re supposed to get out. You’re trapped.
You weren’t kidnapped. You’re playing one of the newest and coolest games that is popping up all over the world. It’s called Escape The Room.

Guests pay Escape The Room to put them in a locked room, filled with clues. They have 1 hour to escape.

You choose the setting: an office, a home or an agency.

The success rate of Escape The Room is about 15%… but they weren’t designed to be easy. You have to figure out the puzzles inside of the room to get out.

The first real-life escape room opened in Japan in 2007. These rooms were inspired by online games like Empty White Room and The Room. Video games like The Legend of Zelda, Resident Evil, Final Fantasy and Portal have all incorporated “puzzle” aspects to the gameplay. Now, companies like Escape The Room are letting you act out these puzzles in real-life.
This escape room is located in New York City, but there may be more cropping up all over the country soon. Would you try your hand at escaping? Share this awesome new idea with others by clicking the button below.

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In front of the simulator, there is a six-foot screen with two monitors, creating realistic and panoramic view.

As a child, John Davis dreamt of being a pilot. He was obsessed with aviation. As he grew up, he realized he might not be able to fulfill his dream of being a commercial airline pilot because he didn’t have the mathematic skill set for it. Instead of giving up on his dreams, though, he found a way around the obstacle.
John spent 15 years and over $30,000 building a life-sized Boeing 747-400 simulator. He can “fly” without ever leaving his home.

The flight simulator features light deck panels, passenger chairs and an auto-pilot system.

No one would expect such a normal home to have such a unique addition.

John’s obsession doesn’t bother his partner, though. His simulator is rented out, earning them over $3,000/month.

Nervous flyers, plane enthusiasts and pilots have all used his simulator.

It has “flown” over 47,000 miles.

In order to build the plane, John had to study photographs of a Boeing 747-400 cockpit online.

Then, he was able to order most of the parts for the aircraft over the Internet.

He spent a good portion of his budget buying the electronics and real flight simulator equipment.

Now, people visit his house seven days a week to have their hand at flying a Boeing aircraft.

The cockpit is just as complicated as a real one, too. It requires training and knowledge to use. Even Allyson Mabey, John’s partner, avoids using it herself because she doesn’t know enough about flying to be able to use it properly, but she is fascinated by it.
Not only does the cockpit let John feel like he is a real captain, he helps people overcome their fear of flying. “The aim is to help people who are nervous about flying by letting them get used to the feel and sounds of a real plane,” he says. A lot of people’s fear comes from the unknown when completely normal sounds occur mid-flight.
If you have a passion in life, don’t give up on it. Be like John Davis. Share his awesome accomplishment!

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You can take the cat out of the jungle, but you can’t take the adorable out of the cat

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Teachers are the unsung heroes of modern society. Here are a few that deserve some recognition

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Those are not that kind of things you can be proud of.

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These pictures will explain why being single is not that bad.

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Did you know that being a college student is just like being old.

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…had the best reason for being the villain.

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Amazing photos of famous things being built.

Tower Bridge, c.1893

Tyne Bridge, c.1927-28

Statue Of Liberty, 1870s

The Capitol, 1860s

Disneyland, 1954

The Titanic, 1909-11

Christ The Redeemer, Rio, 1926-1931

Mount Rushmore, 1933

Golden Gate Bridge, 1933-37

Empire State Building, 1929-31

Hoover Dam, 1931-36

Lincoln Memorial, 1914-22

Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, 1868-1884

One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York, 1955

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Animals being jerks.

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