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As a human race, we are all susceptible to making mistakes, but while our mistakes may cause us embarrassment, they could at least make others laugh.
People from all over the world have shared the funny bugs they have detected in a thread and BoredPanda.com collected some of the best examples.
In one case, a road maintenance sign urged people to drive safely, but someone mistakenly spelled driving as “drifting,” prompting laughter from commuters.
A dad had a nightmare elsewhere when he mistook a packet of bath bombs for toilet bowl cleaner – and it created quite a spectacle.
A barbershop commissioned a new sign to direct customers to its shop, but it attracted attention after putting it up upside down.
A highway maintenance worker made a comical mistake after warning travelers to ‘drift safely’, not ‘drive safely’
Another company advertised their “crack-resistant” cement on a wall, but someone’s sales pitch largely backfired when the cement developed a large crack in the middle.
In a different case, a maintenance worker appeared to be having a bad day after crookedly painting yellow lines on a road, causing equal parts confusion and laughter.
Elsewhere, another worker made a comical mistake by putting all the buttons on an elevator pointing downwards.
Meanwhile, a medal design caused a stir online after someone won a bronze trophy for third place that said “3rd,” not third.
One salesman’s technique to sell ‘crack-resistant cement’ using the material backfired when the cement did what it promised not to do.
A dad mistook a pack of bath bombs for toilet bowl cleaner, but at least it made the bathroom look good
A worker showed how not to order a window sticker after forgetting to add the desired message, meaning it said “Generic Christmas Message.”
A barbershop ordered a new bright blue sign for their shop, but somehow managed to put it upside down
A road maintenance worker in the US clearly had a terrible day after painting yellow lines on a completely crooked road.
The irony! The Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning should know how to properly place a sign, but it clearly did not.
A maintenance worker confused people using an elevator after putting up and down buttons
A landowner tried to prohibit people from entering his land using a gate, but it was not large enough to keep out unwanted visitors.
The packaging design left customers disappointed after the tablet was sold at half the size it actually was.
The third place winner was left heartbroken after receiving a bronze medal that said “3rd,” not 3rd.