I hope that person dies and burns in hell for eternity, twice.
omgthebeez on
2 tiles are misplaced.
portsherry on
I call this piece: “Nonconformity”
Doinkboy24 on
“It’s a clue!” – Nic Cage, somewhere
eulogywerd on
Probably the button that opens a secret torture chamber.
Probably.
ugheffoff on
r/mildlyinfuriating
DatAsh19 on
My solution would be to draw a little face on the tile and give it a name. That way it’s a little conversation piece and not just an annoyance 🙂
thepetoctopus on
Apparently in the past tile layers would always leave one imperfection because “only god can be perfect.” It’s so dumb and infuriating.
FormulaT1 on
Nope pretending I never saw this
xXIIStr8EdgeIIXx on
I am sure this is done on purpose
fluffysmaster on
Heisenberg_235 on
Allegedly inserting a single error in a tiled floor was common in Victorian era tiled floors in the UK.
Weshtonio on
Dear Lord. I would terminate my rental agreement on the spot.
Stunning_Resolution9 on
I heard that sometimes that’s intentional, it’s like a signature, or so I’m told.
Castlenock on
DESTROY THAT FUCKING FLOOR
DO IT NOW OH MY GOD I CAN’T HANDLE IT
GET RID OF THE WHOLE HOUSE IF YOU HAVE TO
nobot4321 on
They do that on purpose to remind us only god is perfect and we should be humble.
veek61 on
Umm “there’s beauty in imperfection”?
MattDLR on
Oh that would piss me off major
danbroown on
There is a thing called a ‘Persian Flaw’ often seen in Persian rugs, but sometimes done in tiling. Where the artist or creator intentionally adds an imperfection to a pattern or symmetry, to acknowledge that only God can create perfection.
It might not be the case here and is mildly infuriating but a cool fact/thing to look out for.
mmaster23 on
RAGE … ULTIMATE RAGE!
HotspurCOYS on
There’s a special place in hell for whoever did that
Creative_Relief_2490 on
I’d have to move
UnusualClient2099 on
Just paint over it. No one can live with that level of insanity
glitterlady on
A little reminder that we’re human and mistakes are a part of life
tagamaynila on
Unbathable!
Tombecho on
This bothers me more than I’d like to admit.
BouncingPost on
Id never visit that establishment again
Herour0903 on
W0gg0 on
I read the word “misplaced” using the second definition ‘temporarily lost’ and was looking for the void where it should be.
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That would drive me bonkers!
I hope that person dies and burns in hell for eternity, twice.
2 tiles are misplaced.
I call this piece: “Nonconformity”
“It’s a clue!” – Nic Cage, somewhere
Probably the button that opens a secret torture chamber.
Probably.
r/mildlyinfuriating
My solution would be to draw a little face on the tile and give it a name. That way it’s a little conversation piece and not just an annoyance 🙂
Apparently in the past tile layers would always leave one imperfection because “only god can be perfect.” It’s so dumb and infuriating.
Nope pretending I never saw this
I am sure this is done on purpose
Allegedly inserting a single error in a tiled floor was common in Victorian era tiled floors in the UK.
Dear Lord. I would terminate my rental agreement on the spot.
I heard that sometimes that’s intentional, it’s like a signature, or so I’m told.
DESTROY THAT FUCKING FLOOR
DO IT NOW OH MY GOD I CAN’T HANDLE IT
GET RID OF THE WHOLE HOUSE IF YOU HAVE TO
They do that on purpose to remind us only god is perfect and we should be humble.
Umm “there’s beauty in imperfection”?
Oh that would piss me off major
There is a thing called a ‘Persian Flaw’ often seen in Persian rugs, but sometimes done in tiling. Where the artist or creator intentionally adds an imperfection to a pattern or symmetry, to acknowledge that only God can create perfection.
It might not be the case here and is mildly infuriating but a cool fact/thing to look out for.
RAGE … ULTIMATE RAGE!
There’s a special place in hell for whoever did that
I’d have to move
Just paint over it. No one can live with that level of insanity
A little reminder that we’re human and mistakes are a part of life
Unbathable!
This bothers me more than I’d like to admit.
Id never visit that establishment again
I read the word “misplaced” using the second definition ‘temporarily lost’ and was looking for the void where it should be.