THE "WTF were they thinking" thread!

[mattiooo]

Looks like BusinessInsider poached the image for the cover of one of their articles. Well, there is probably some original image that both companies used, but you get the idea.

http://www.businessinsider.com/when-...outside-2018-1

Welcome to the world of micro stock photography. It killed a commercial photography revenue source we relied on to pay the bills. The Business Insider article even has the Shutterstock credit on it.

For about $25 you too can use this image in your business advertising or blog article.

[davsel]

Keltec ad in NRA mag:

Dude all frosty from being out in the winter. Picture of Survival RDB.

Caption: "For those willing to drink their own urine."

Um, what... Instructions unclear. Is that the price of purchase? Wonder how many ounces MSRPEE is?

Will take a pic when I get home.

When you can't get people to notice your ads based on the crap you're selling, come up with a crazy headline.

[CS1983]

Ah, yeah. I knew I'd get the quote wrong without it in front of me.

I wanna get one and write my name in the snow with it.

[vectorsc]

Kel tec only welcomes self problem solvers...makes perfect sense to me based on their guns.

[Bailey Guns]

I love all my Kel-Tec guns. And, yes, I have an RDB. It's awesome. But I've never had the urge to drink urine...mine or anyone else's. That's just me, though. I'd probably consider melting some of the ice or snow that's obviously around if it's that cold before I'd drink pee.

[OtterbatHellcat]

Yeah buddy, only a minor flesh wound, but it still sucks.

Yes it does...

I'm also glad it wasn't a post about being in the ER missing a digit. It only takes a second, man.

[CS1983]

Doesn't seem like a good character defense if those are the analogies you're using. lol.

[Irving]

Shouldn't have looked at your dad funny.

[GilpinGuy]

I was at a buffet with my manager at the time, who sneezed and his glass eye fell out onto his plate. We all kind of looked away like nothing happened. He just wiped it off and popped it back in. Nothing was said.

[Irving]

BI must pay a yearly subscription for a catalog of available photos. Otherwise, I can't imagine paying $25 just to toss an image into an article that is barely better than ClickBait.