Should leaving a carton of orange juice in the fridge with just the tiniest bit of liquid left in it be a criminal offence? There are some who would argue that it should.
A picture of this abomination is just one of many images on the internet that causes intense irritation.
Sometimes, the subject of the photo is simply a plan that went disastrously wrong – such as an attempt to put a cheesecake in a freezer that ended with the cheesecake on the floor.
Other examples include a lazily mislaid layer of cheese in a cheeseburger, dishonestly grouped pepperoni on a pizza and a fresh toilet roll placed on top of a holder instead of being properly attached.
And it’s doubtful anyone could look at the picture of the ink explosion around the photocopier without wincing.
Scroll down for the most infuriating images ever.
Just plain wrong: It would just take a few seconds to take all the irritation away from this scene
Criminal: Whoever did this should, quite possibly, face judge and jury
How could you? A willfully dishonest grouping of pepperoni on a pizza
You had one job: Or at least, not many jobs. And this won’t be a highlight of your CV
Paper beats rock, plastic strap beats scissors: Grrrrrr!
Yet another example of just how utterly cruel society can be
This image was posted to Twitter by one Tom Kelly and was simply captioned: ‘Tom made a cheesecake. Awww, I dropped the f*****g cheesecake’
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Someone, somewhere, not only designed this, but managed to get it greenlighted
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This image of someone who eventually became known as ‘pizza girl’, was snapped by BBC reporter James Longman on the London Underground. He captioned it: ‘Big night (it’s 8am)’
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Wince: You won’t see a scene like this on a vacuum advert. Far too testing