11 Of The Most Unfortunate Things That People Were Forced To Deal With (Part2)
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By Vika https://pictolic.com/article/11-of-the-most-unfortunate-things-that-people-were-forced-to-deal-with-part2.htmlWhy let a bad day slide when it can be immortalized for everyone to see for the rest of time? This is the option picked by these netizens who decide to take a picture of a failure memorable enough to be both funny and painfully relatable.
Mistakes can be everything from catastrophic to inconvenient, but funny, so this article attempts to show a bit of it all, from expensive fails to sheer stupidity. So get comfortable, make sure your sitting vessel is sound, and scroll through. Upvote your favorite fails and be sure to share your thoughts, stories, and experiences in the comments section below.
10 PHOTOS
#1 Someone On The Ferry Forgot To Put The Handbrake On
#2 I’m Allergic To Cats And Slept On A Cat Blanket
Other people deny luck and instead believe that a supernatural force caused them to drop their phone down a drain or something similar. In a sense, religion actually removes the necessity to believe in luck, as misfortune can be chalked up to punishment from the divine, and “good” luck is a reward for doing something correctly. Carl Jung described this idea as deriving explanations from "a meaningful coincidence".
#3 The First Photo Is A Wanted Criminal In My Town, And The Second Photo Is Me, Which Is Why I Was Surrounded By 6 Cops While Walking Home Last Night
Took 15 minutes to convince them they had the wrong guy.
#4 Being Escorted To My Car After I Ripped A Hole In My Pants At A Wedding. Went Commando
#5 Hopefully You’re Having A Better Day Than I Am
It’s not all wistful thinking, however. If you believe in luck, this thought can function like a placebo, assisting with positive thinking. This can lower stress and make a person more hopeful, which allows for more mental resilience against negative events. Pessimism is by no means “more'' rational or unrealistic than optimism, and comes with none of the mental health benefits, besides a strange sense of superiority.
#6 Came Home From Work To Find A Few Tons Of Gravel Dumped In My Driveway. No Idea Where It Came From
#7 Right Before I Left The Trampoline Park, I Put Back On My Blue Shoes. It Wasn’t Until I Got Home I Realized I Didn’t Wear My Blue Shoes To The Trampoline Park
#8 My Grandparents Were Planning On Fixing Up This Old Stove, Guess They'll Have To Wait
If this all sounds too random, then there is at least some consistent, scientific evidence that by and large “Lucky people generate their own good fortune via four basic principles. They are skilled at creating and noticing chance opportunities, making lucky decisions by listening to their intuition, creating self-fulfilling prophecies via positive expectations, and adopting a resilient attitude that transforms bad luck into good,” according to a ten-year-long study.
#9 Roadside Paint Job
#10 Hubby Was Unemployed For 9 Months. Finally Landed A Job That's Not Temp Or A Contract Gig. 5 Minutes After Clocking In, He Trips On Some Carpet And Breaks His Leg
#11 Just Finished Chopping 2 Years' Worth Of Firewood Just For The Barn I Was Storing The Firewood In To Burn Down
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