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j b 13 year s ago
#7: Is there no longer any distiction between "arranging a funny picture" and "FAIL"?
I see it again and again: Someone has had a (more or less) great idea for a picture, and then someone distributes the picture with a great "FAIL" across it, frequently ruining the entire idea behind the picture. #7 is only one of numerous such cases.
#7 is a highly successful, and _subtle_, display of personal failure. Noone needs huge screaming red letters to get the message. Except possibly the guys at epicfail.com - I suspect that they never realized the creator's intetion with the picture.
I see it again and again: Someone has had a (more or less) great idea for a picture, and then someone distributes the picture with a great "FAIL" across it, frequently ruining the entire idea behind the picture. #7 is only one of numerous such cases.
#7 is a highly successful, and _subtle_, display of personal failure. Noone needs huge screaming red letters to get the message. Except possibly the guys at epicfail.com - I suspect that they never realized the creator's intetion with the picture.
I see it again and again: Someone has had a (more or less) great idea for a picture, and then someone distributes the picture with a great "FAIL" across it, frequently ruining the entire idea behind the picture. #7 is only one of numerous such cases.
#7 is a highly successful, and _subtle_, display of personal failure. Noone needs huge screaming red letters to get the message. Except possibly the guys at epicfail.com - I suspect that they never realized the creator's intetion with the picture.