Business people can sometimes come off as a little two-dimensional.
Isn’t it ironic that the actual paperwork seems to be the three-dimensional part of this picture? Regardless, let’s all give me a hand for avoiding the obvious paper plane joke this disaster demands.
Thanks JP. You can see the original on SMH.
Women often have a smaller upper body than men and/or what the laws of nature dictate.
I’ve heard of having bird-like proportions, but rarely is an ostrich the obvious parallel. This woman must have one low center of gravity and an impressive top running speed.
Thanks Cantor. You can see the original on Woman’s Day.
The key to making a smartphone seem sleeker is to hire the hand model with a thumb bigger than his forearm.
Some people who are addicted to their phones would kill to have the manoeuvrability that dire digit would allow on a touch screen. Other, more sensible people would seek the help of a doctor as soon as possible.
Thanks Basile. the original was found in a train station in Argentina.
Staying on brand can sometimes fly in the face of good taste.
A wink and a smile can go a long way – specifically, it can make some people go in the opposite direction. The decision to make that smile cartoonishly sharp makes one wonder how far some people will go to see a smile.
Thanks Mark.
Ever see a lady in a dress without a back and wonder where it stops? Yeah, this is that lady.
The inexplicable lens flare doesn’t really distract from the stomach width that’s reminiscent of a leather-wrapped slice of flesh. Oh well – at least she has a horrifying career in belly-dancing to fall back on.
Thanks Ólafur. You can see the original on Maria Birta’s Facebook.
I’m struggling to make a clever joke about this flap that isn’t an inappropriate innuendo.
In this disaster’s defense, trying to get the right photo out of a cat is a lot like herding… well, cats. Still, you think the people at SureFlap would try to make their product appear like it can accommodate a full-sized feline.
Thanks Remy! You can see the original on ZooPlus.
Excuse me miss, where do those legs go? That’s not a pick up line, I’m concerned for your health.
This disaster didn’t seem obvious until I investigated those knees and hips (I have a hard job). If you have a difficult time seeing it, just try to strike this pose on the stairs. Also, make sure to have a chiropractor on speed-dial.
Thanks Elly for the great find! You can see the original on the Wolford site.
If you don’t see the disaster, check that your monitor is plugged in.
Oh lord, where to start – the wonky perspectives, the flat images, or the inexplicable iPhone on the bar that (also inexplicably) tapers to the corner of this image? Funnily enough, the beefy-armed bartender sticks out because he’s the only cut-and-paste here that has any merit to it.
Thanks Tomas. You can see the original Mixerlouisville site.
