FAIL Stickers, Helping You Publicly Call Out Real-Life Failures

by Scott Beale on February 24, 2009 · 1 comment

FAIL Sticker

Go Media is selling wonderful FAIL stickers that help you publicly call out real-life failures. They feature the authentic Impact font and a clear background to help produce the realistic effect of tagging something (or someone) as FAIL.

via Jake Nickell on Twitter

image via FAIL stickers

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1 Cambie Brown February 25, 2009 at 8:06 am

Would love some of those. Maybe I could stick them on cars that are parked like shit.

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