48 People Who Made A HUGE Mistake
Goodbye forever, phone!
At least it didn't hit their face?
You tried your best!
I have a feeling this person added an extra zero after the seven by mistake...and now will be paying dearly for it.
This person might be some kind of seer.
Unfortunately, I think these burgers are goners.
Ya messed up, buddy.
Don't be this guy.
This just made me want to wash my mouth out, and it didn't even happen to me.
I mean...it's definitely a look!
Kevin from The Office, is that you?
I hope none of your houseguests look up!
It doesn't get much worse than this.
Your transformation into Smurf is almost complete! At least it matches your hair?
How does this even happen???
And how do you make a mistake this big?
Oops!
How do you mess up this badly???
You have to burn your pants now. Actually, just amputate the leg.
This is low-key my worst fear and why I do NOT use eyelash curlers. They feel like a Final Destination trap.
This is also my worst fear.
Oof.
That's gotta hurt.
Mmmmm, cayenne rolls!
Time to call Poison Control!
Though I'd still prefer that work mistake to this one.
And I'd rather be the guy above than whoever caused THIS.
Or this.
Don't be surprised if you spot some toddlers smoking cigs because of this mistake.
Well, that was an expensive mistake.
As was this.
Womp, womp.
Jesselin...you done messed up.
I can't tell if this was a genuine mistake, or they just wanted cake to themselves.
Someone's getting fired for this.
And this.
And DEFINITELY this.
Guess you're not going anywhere!
Neither is this person.
Y'know what? I say embrace the shaved head look!
...Yeah, that'll do it.
Maybe don't send a survey to a dead guy?
You try to do something nice...
That's enough painting for the day!
This is a nightmare scenario.
What's wrong? You didn't want to live in a house-turned-waterpark?
Still perfectly usable!
And finally...I would simply never get over this mistake.
H/T: r/Wellthatsucks
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