We spend more time on the Internet now than ever before, but sometimes news and social networking isn’t enough to satisfy our interwebbing needs. That’s why we bring you the “FAIL Blog”.
Are you one of those people who thinks the world is out to get them because things just don’t go your way? Well spend some time on the “FAIL Blog” and you’ll soon realise that things could be a whole lot worse.
Just missing your bus, misplacing your keys or forgetting your lunch will seem trivial when you watch as a young woman attempts to parkour her way over a concrete wall only to face plant straight into it.
The site comprises the best of the worst from the web including ridiculous tattoos, cringe worthy texts and (obviously) the best epic fails you’ve ever seen. But the site isn’t all about embarrassingly painful moments.
There’s also some of the best ‘wins’ on the Internet too.
High fiving a shark? Ultimate win.
The site literally has hundreds of videos, photos and cartoons spread across 16 different sections. Our personal favourite here at JOE is the ‘Bros’ section which features some classic man-moments including two horses hoof-fiving each other like true ‘Bros’ (it’s clear to see it’s an American site… bro).
Once you begin wading through the vast amount of fails (and wins) you’ll realise, as we said above, that missing your bus or misplacing your keys isn’t the end of the world.
You could always do something ridiculously stupid that you’ll be stuck with for the rest of your life, like getting an ant carrying a piece of weed tattooed on your side. Now that, is an epic fail.
Whether you’re sitting at home, sitting on the throne or just messing around with your phone, the FAIL Blog will certainly keep you entertained for hours on end. Thanks to all the interactive features on the site, you can share your favourite fails with your friends on Facebook and Twitter and don’t forget to rate your favourite one’s too.
So check out the “FAIL Blog” now. Who knows? You might spot someone you know making a complete ass of themselves. Or worse, you might spot yourself.
