Having a bad day is all relative. Late for a meeting? Spilled your coffee? Minor setbacks. The people in this roundup managed to drop an engagement ring into a gopher hole mid-proposal, poured 5.7 liters of windshield washer fluid straight into an engine block, and one unfortunate technician accidentally dropped the NOAA-19 weather satellite—causing $135 million in damage. Here are 22 pieces of proof that your day is actually going pretty well.
Kids got hold of a fire hose during a Coast Guard demonstration.
A cow and three of her friends decided to move into an empty house in Montana and lived there for a month—until the owners unexpectedly showed up.
“Opened the fridge and realized the handle wasn't attached as securely as I thought.”
Their flight took off two hours ago…
A turmeric smoothie exploded in the blender. Talk about a festive mess.
She opened a can of yellow paint. She immediately regretted it.
Dad finally said yes to getting a kitten. The allergies kicked in the very same day.
What happens to an engine when you pour 5.7 liters of windshield washer fluid in—instead of motor oil.
Popped the question—and instantly dropped the ring down a gopher hole.
The ceiling collapsed last night. Just out of nowhere. Just completely caved in.
A great start to the day. Just wonderful.
Dog spotted a squirrel and dragged its owner through the mud on his rear end.
What a mess!
The fly escaped. The flyswatter ended up stuck on the ceiling. Everybody wins.
A technician accidentally knocked over the NOAA-19 weather satellite during maintenance. Total damage: $135 million.
First time taking the pizza cutter out of its package.
Good thing the owner bought a spare tire cover. The driver was taken to the hospital as a precaution—she survived.
Was using a free pool towel until a stranger informed me it was actually reserved for wet dogs.
Someone threw a sink through my back windshield last night. A whole sink.
Just a typical parking job at a scenic overlook in Killarney National Park, Ireland.
All-time favorite wedding photo: a bubble hit the bride dead in the eye the moment they stepped out of the venue.
“Someone forgot that an MRI machine is a giant magnet.” The metal cart, however, did not forget.













