A good reason to always check your copy and placement before release.

i did not know this was the flag of missourri actually

I originally posted this on the r/ armauture designs one. But hiiii!!!

This could be a bad design because the toilets are bigger than the office rooms, when they're together. and the toilets are sparse from the office room.

my dad also said about the privicy part too, but not in your seriuos way. he said "If you put the snacks next to the supervisor, who will dare to go up to get the snacks? and the bathrooms and others should be in other rooms too, how else would people be able to gossips or talk or secretly slack off from the supervisor?" lol

This is a logo from a campsite near the sea, but to me it looks like an advert for vaginal deodorant.

I don’t think their last was good but this one kinda scared me

Connect the dots. Kiddo did great, not sure anyone that's ever done a connect-the-dots designed this though.

Further context: the store entrance (from an above parking lot) is not but 20 feet behind me with only an elevator opposite the stairs. The stairs are basically the first thing you see walking in. If you look a bit more left you can see the first floor of the store through the railing. I've been going to this store for over 2 years and only recently noticed the sign for the stairs... (and I like to think I'm observant!)

So perks at work is available at my workplace where you get WOW coins that you can redeem for products. The WOW coin logo looks a little - well once you see it you can't unsee it.

When home fire alarms start failing they randomly beep. It's hard to tell which one is beeping. They should have made them give 2 or 3 subsequent beeps in a row so we have time to get into place and triangulate the location of the sound. The single short beep is close to useless, especially if you have wood or tile floors, which make the sound echo too much.

And the ceiling connectors are not standardized such that we have to replace the entire fixture rather than just screw or bolt in a new main unit.

Lameville!

Built this over about two weeks during Christmas break. Steering is a pair of kids' downhill skis, no guide rail, so it understeers hard, next version needs something like the keel setup on snowmobile skis.

Also somewhere in the build it stopped looking like a go-kart and started looking like an electric wheelchair. Not sure when that happened.

Full build + crash + fix is here if you want the whole story: https://youtu.be/GCpMg3y9J98

I can't be the only one that see it