Fail Stickers: Critiquing Life Offline
Few culture memes carry the same decisively derisive ability to impact as much as the popular “FAIL” label used to punctuate documentation – videos and photographs – depicting life’s various mistakes and mishaps on a blog by the same name. And now thanks to Go Media that same pointed criticism which until recently existed solely in the online space, is now available in a tangible form. Their Fail Stickers remain true to the “original version” – white font on a clear background – and are legible up to 200 feet away to bring real range to all of your snarkiest social commentary.
This also reminds us of the Pop-Down Project that we wrote about back in October.
[via Laughing Squid]
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Scott Lachut is PSFK’s Director of Consulting, working with a team of global researchers to provide leading companies with insights on the trends and innovation that are shaping the marketplace from both a consumer and business standpoint. His previous jobs resemble multiple chapters from Studs Terkel's "Working." Away from the computer his interests skew towards cooking and lawn games.
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture, Entertainment, Youth |
| TAGS: | Fail Blog, Fail Stickers, Go Media, Pop-Down Project |
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