Indeed.

(via Neatorama)

An unfortunate cinema layout.

via email (tip of the hat to Tim)
If anyone knows the original source, let me know.

It might take you a little bit to get it but when you do you’ll laugh - guaranteed.

There’s only so much air-brushing before you go too far…

(via Games for Wii)

I think this can probably go down in the ‘whoops’ file.

A Pennsylvania student was held in jail for 12 days after a bomb threat recorded by a school hot line service was wrongly attributed to him, Fox News reports.

Fifteen-year-old Cody Webb, of Greensburg, “called a school district hot line to listen to a recorded message about school delays at 3:12am EDT on 11 March”, his mobile phone records later revealed. The next morning, school officials discovered said bomb threat logged at 3:17am.

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In fact, because the school had not reset the clock on the hot line, which continued to show Eastern Standard Time, officials and police failed to spot that the bomb threat had actually come in at 4:17am - more than an hour after Webb’s innocent call.

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Watch for the wrongful arrest civil suit for sure - 12 days is a long time to work out such a fundamental error.

mmmm…..not so smart

BERLIN (Reuters) - A hapless German thief snapped his credit card in two while prying open a lock, inadvertently leaving behind his name and account details for police.
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