Designers Who Should Go To Hell For Their Ideas – Part 5

Here are some awful designers who should go to hell for their terrible ideas! 😡

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[maryscott]

The medication with 4 packages.. thats maxalt. Its an orally dissolving migraine med that can seriously raise blood pressure. They packsge like that to keep all moisture out, and decrease the risk of someone accidentally getting dosed with it.

[leighlyle]

Many years ago I passed through a town in France. We stopped into a small restaurant for a bite to eat, and immediately in front of the entrance into the restaurant, was a cubicle with saloon style swing doors. This was the unisex toilet. This cubicle was actually inside the restaurant so, when I had to use it, I was acutely aware of the eyes that were on me (and my legs) at the time. Humiliation doesn’t even begin to describe how I felt at the time!

[winston]

6:28 My Dad was a sanity-challenged scientist at Georgia Tech for thirty years and he had a theory about the urinals in the various buildings.
In science classroom buildings the urinals were low, wide troughs for students learning abut th laws of gravity and gaussian distribution.
In the administration building they had the cathedral style (porcelain from floor to chest height) to accommodate those with high aims and lofty principals.
Engineering classroom building urinals were little teacups mounted on the wall because engineers just close their eyes and aim for the ballpark.

[anonymousmonkey]

14:23 the human centipede, kids edition.

[immortaldmc]

"You can't hate me more than I already hate myself" bro are you good? Definitely enjoying the content.

[debrariccio-dcsj]

This narrator is the best I've ever heard. Not only is he a real human, he's funny as hell!

[sallyoakes]

Worst one? My vote is for deceiving a little kid with a bead kit.

[roselopez]

16:38 About 2 or 3 years ago, I got a package for a box about 10 x 17 x 17 in cm of feminine necessities, but when I opened the package, it was encased in 20 feet of bubble wrap. My sister even managed to wrap my whole body in it. It was a very memorable experience and my sister and I went around my house showing off my new bubble wrap clothes to my family members

[ex-navyspook]

As someone who used to deliver pizzas and has seen some of the...messed up...MODERN buildings people live in, I think architects should have to try to move a couch (not a loveseat), a full-sized dresser, or a queen mattress onto the third or fourth floor of any building they design, ESPECIALLY if there's no elevator!

[BelindaHandley]

The eyeliner is make the pot bigger to reduce shoplifting, very common for tiny expensive products. It also needs discarding frequently to avoid infections.

[Ch]

6:20 When I got married my wife booked accommodation at a 5-star honeymoon suite it had beautiful expensive carpets, tiling, a high roof, and all the finishing... It also had this complete open-on-suite concept, with a toilet 4 steps from the actual bed, no curtains no door. For a couple who never lived together before marrying this was horrifying, luckily we were able to use a staff bathroom 3 flights of stairs down.

[jeffjeannette]

The "wheelchair ramp" may have been a fire slide. We had one at my old high school, and frankly I am surprised it isn't widely used. A slide is a hell of a lot quicker than stairs, and not as precarious or anxiety inducing as a ladder.

[DirgeTV]

"Imagine taking a shower while someone else was using the toilet" and just to add to the already unpleasant implications, there's not one but TWO windows (one of which is situated perfectly in that glass enclosure for that creepy neighbor to peak in no matter what order of business you're doing in there), ensuring maximum creepiness. Privacy might as well be a barely noticed piece of advice at this point because it hardly exists here.

[simonmaverick]

The product at 17:00 is a drug used to treat migraine attacks. People often only need one tablet and to facilitate the patient taking one tablet out with them, they are placed in individual wrappers. The medicine is designed to dissolve quickly in the mouth so they are very sensitive to moisture. I know it looks crazy but, there is a good and helpful reason they are packed this way.

[spidergameryt]

5:22 BRO ITS NOT ONLY THE DOOR THAT IS THE PROBLEM, THERE'S NO FREAKING WALLS

[whisperecho]

My guess is that the house at 19:32 was originally a two-unit building, with one of those sets of doors leading to a staircase up to the second floor, and that when it was converted into a single house they put in an internal staircase but didn't take out the second set of doors for whatever reason. (Maybe there's a historical preservation rule or something.)

[ravenslytherin]

14:30 in my country there is a game where the players need to position themselves like this and in turns, "the jumper" needs to come running from behind and jump over how many kids he could in one jump, also doing a "special move" while in the air.
This looks like a solitaire version of the game for those kids that nobody likes and have no friends. But if I remember correctly, we used to jump over 3-4 kids, this line looks awfully short. Probably so that the kid that uses it doesn't realize how many friends he is supposed to have.

[soup]

6:34 As a male myself, I can confirm that this completely violates our unspoken law of urinal etiquette.

[greenee]

10:02 Every second in there will give me back my 5 year old anxiety of heights.

[davidgavranic]

13:24 that slide was obviously bent, you can see the plastic side broke, that was not the intended design.