Epic fail

What on earth? How did that get through.

Am I missing something really obvious? Or is the fail that the traffic is going the wrong way?

Yep, driving on the right.

also, fuck all bikes 'n ting.

It was you, wasn't it?

rumbled.

spent most of the time 'chopping the watermark off that stockpic we charged them full whack for.

Epic fail indeed, I've absolutely no clue what message that infographic istrying to convey

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U.S. Army has been using commercial flashcard apps to train troops in very specific details of the security of nuclear weapons installations. This involved uploading questions like "How many missile vaults are there at the Volkel base?" - and their answers - to the data systems of those commercial apps. Which would be a major security fail even if those questions and answers weren't publicly searchable. They mostly are publicly searchable, though.

At no stage in this process did anyone say, 'Do you think making the ones with black skin colour worth half of the white skin ones is a good idea?'

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/28/spains-postal-service-accused-of-racism-over-flesh-toned-stamps

As I listen to “Human Behaviour”.

Rich second hand car salesman in Swansea opposes new skatepark being built near his home. Queue the beep the bellend campaign:

https://amp.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/nmxcm1/swansea_skatepark_update_beep_for_bellend_is/

It was deliberate and supposed to highlight the inequality. Missed the mark by a bit though it seems.

Wetherspoons boss calls for more EU migration as bars and restaurants tackle staff shortage.

Twat.

Could also go in Epic Win, but the fail bit is funnier:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jun/02/gay-pride-boat-tiktok-video-homophobic-abuse-sinks-in-flames

Well as the saying goes, if irony were made of strawberries they'd all be drinking a whole lot of smoothies.

Drug dealers were caught with cocaine with a street value of £500,000 after undertaking a police patrol car as they sped along a motorway hard shoulder.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-57358040

ha, grew up near there - i recognise the roads (and the Toby carvery). Enjoyed the calm dulcet brummie tones during that.

If I had even £50 worth of beak on board, I'd be trying to keep a low profile.

Don't get high on your own supply

@Tomo187 has it I reckon

Just showed Mrs B, who is also of that parish.

I like how they drive electric cars.

West Mids police have the footage here: https://twitter.com/WMPolice/status/1400409180536717313?s=19

What's with British media always naming and shaming criminals with their full names? In the Netherlands that's prohobited unless the suspect/defendant/convicted agrees to be named in full. Only unless there is severe necessity, for instance an immediate threat, a suspect may be named with full first and last name. Reading it often in English media it's obviously legal, but has it ever been object of discussion?