Well, lookie here: this office in Florida has a “Jeff” of their own!
related: A citation from the fat police; Sprinkles are for cupcakes
Entries from August 2011
Cupcakes make people [fill in the blank]
August 31st, 2011 · 85 Comments
Tags: cake · food · hey fatty · office · questionable logic
A little bump and slide
August 30th, 2011 · 67 Comments
Tags: car · most popular notes of 2011 · parking · reverse psychology · smartass
Law & Order: Social Media Unit
August 29th, 2011 · 55 Comments
Kelly in Halifax was on her way to the bus terminal when a note in the window of a small souvenir shop caught her eye. A few days later, she spotted an update, too.
(And no, the black bars weren’t present in the original photos.)
related: Well, that’s one way to get your landlord’s attention.
Tags: Canada · Halifax · public shaming · retail hell · stealing
Now, if we could all just take our own advice…
August 27th, 2011 · 69 Comments
Really, some people are just better off living alone.
Presented in order of appearance:
![[Roommate 1:] If you see the roll done, don't write a note. Just fuckin replace it bitch. [Roommate 2:] You just did the exact opposite of what you wrote.](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5292/5512487316_9aceca74e3.jpg "[Roommate 1:] If you see the roll done, don't write a note. Just fuckin replace it bitch. [Roommate 2:] You just did the exact opposite of what you wrote.")
Tags: most popular notes of 2011 · note wars · roommates · toilet paper
But where is the dental clinic?
August 25th, 2011 · 44 Comments
Patti in Madrid, Spain couldn’t help but laugh when she saw this notice. “I kept imagining all the losers buzzing random apartments, asking, ‘Hey, is this the dental clinic?’” — presumably, until one of the frustrated residents posted this sign.
Translation: The dental clinic is at the button that says “dental clinic.” Thank you!
related: Please, contain your excitement.
Tags: Espanol · gloriously redundant · Spain
…and leave off the last “S” for “stolen”?
August 24th, 2011 · 39 Comments
Allie in Ypsilanti, Michigan was walking into her local Target store when she noticed this little art installation on the sidewalk outside. Granted, she says, “The closest Wal-Mart is about two miles away, and I have no idea how the cart got there either.”
The chalk artist had also drawn purple arrows across the parking lot in the direction of the Wal-Mart, and while Allie says she didn’t check to see if the chalk lines extended all the way to the store, “drawing the arrows but not taking the cart back would have been pretty P-A.”
![Thi [sic] is from Wal-Mart. How did it get here?](http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6142/6027061255_c7df3a0f8f_o.jpg "Thi [sic] is from Wal-Mart. How did it get here?")
Meanwhile, Michi spotted this piece of guerilla knitwork chained to a post near NYU. (“It was, on inspection, empty.”)
related: To whoever left this cart here — you are precisely what is wrong with America!
extra credit: Why Wal-Mart’s current business model is doomed [AdAge]
Tags: Michigan · retail hell · WTF?
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