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Soap Is Soap, Right?

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Worst. Waterful. Ever. – Ms. Fix-It

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Fixer Little Blue Girl haikus,
“Soap in dispenser
Wishes it were in the hands
Of someone smarter.”

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  1. treborx says:

    Might as well teach your kids early that life is gonna be full of frustration and unattainable objects.

    Zen soap dispenser: See the soap, be the soap.

  2. radicalbiscuit says:

    Soap was barred from the bathroom.

    • Brewski says:

      That’s a dirty trick!

      • Say g'night, Gracie says:

        Brewski? :shock:
        BREWSKI!
        *SKA-WEEZE*

        • Little Girl Blue says:

          Yes. It was quite a surprise for me, as well.

          • Anna Rexia says:

            Okay, I give. Where are y’all from?

            Please, I encourage you to also invade thisisphotobomb.com. That place was taken over by newly-post-pubescent little twits who wandered over from hawtness.com. Now that place also is like one big circle jerk. The more haiku and puns, the better.

            • TheAntiCat says:

              Agreed.

            • TheAntiCat says:

              Hey Anna, it’s interesting how each site generates it’s own culture. Psychologists should just study Cheez Network behavior to determine if mankind is doomed.

              • Church says:

                Oh most certainly, sorry to cut into this conversation. If a psychologist wanted to examine a well oriented culture they’d study the actual world, if they want to know the future. Study the memes

  3. cosmitchny says:

    To apply a small amount of soap press the shredding button once.

    …a bit harder, please.
    …I said harder, didn’t I?
    …Now press it again – really, really hard!
    …Still nothing, eh? Must be something wrong with you, weirdo!

  4. treborx says:

    State Law requires all employees to…. never mind.

    Due to budget cuts, the soap can only be viewed. Oh, and please dry your hands on your pants.

  5. PracticalNihilist says:

    The early prototype of the soap juicer failed miserably

  6. SuperXmouse says:

    Time: 04:57
    Mission: Rescue Soap McTavish from highly secured prison

  7. Czernobog says:

    I can’t decide if I love this for it’s whimsey or hate it because of how contrived it seems.

  8. Shimmer says:

    Pinnacle of Doing It Wrong …

  9. JB says:

    Just add water and soap will dissolve very slowly thus providing a mildly soapy water for months to come. My kids do that in the bathtub all the time.

  10. Dogmeat says:

    I’ve come across some weird things so far,
    But a dispenser filled with a solid soap bar?
    Day by day from its plastic prison it stared.
    Everyone saw it, but I guess no one cared.

    I quipped, “The janitor sure got confused!”
    The soap’s look told me it wasn’t amused.
    I apologized quickly, and it said, “That’s okay.
    I’ve just heard that joke for the tenth time today.”

    But how to dispense this soap from within?
    To leave my hands filthy was surely a sin!
    I tried and I tried.  Then I tried yet some more.
    Cleaning off germs shouldn’t be such a chore.

    I finally threw my hands up in despair.
    Did others try this and get anywhere?
    The soap then confirmed what I started to fear.
    “They don’t wash their hands like they used to do here.”

  11. MacGyver says:

    What a great prank to play on obsessive-compulsive coworkers!

  12. saintknowitall says:

    What do you mean it needs to be a little more viscous?

  13. JB says:

    A clean fix!

  14. Thadius says:

    Add a little acid and that soap’ll turn into what you’re used to quick enough!

    Of course, then you have the problem of your hands melting off, but at least they’ll be clean!

  15. dono1 says:

    There once was a guy who had hope
    That the bathroom had plenty of soap
    But the kludge at the sink
    Made him seriously think
    “I should have brought soap on a rope”.

  16. Yuichi says:

    Brought to you by the same janitor who keeps filling the water cooler with ice-cubes.

  17. Alleycat says:

    Mrs. Rogers told Amelia Bedelia to put the soap in the dispenser.

  18. herds789 says:

    I couldn’t get my seamonkeys to grow either.

  19. Jon says:

    In elementary school we had soap dispensers that you put a bar of soap in, then turned a crank which would grind the soap into little flakes.

    • kc/cc says:

      I remember that always turned into soap flakes on the floor. The way powdered soap dispensed all over the floor, and later on, liquid. (Yeah, things were changing rapidly in those days.) Now that I look back, why the heck didn’t the custodian just hang the dispensers over the sinks, for crying out loud, instead of between them? One extra dispenser, and he could’ve saved himself a whole lot of trouble.

  20. Daniel says:

    Directions for use:

    Wet hands.
    Pump furiously until heat melts some soap.
    Rub soap over bloody stumps.
    Rinse thoroughly
    Dry.

    (if you will pardon my prose)

  21. Merowl says:

    its not the size of the bar that matters… its how you use it

  22. TheAntiCat says:

    Ve have vays of making you taulk.

  23. Helmtraeger says:

    When you look up ‘irony’ in a dictionary, there should be this Picture.

  24. someboddy says:

    Looks more like a “You’re doing it WRONG!” material to me…

  25. Niallsb says:

    Prison Warden’s Journal 05/03/2010:
    Finally found a way to combat the “Dropped Soap” epidemic.

  26. Leo Lichtman says:

    Hand soap, where it is
    A place where my hand can’t reach.
    It’s clean, but I am not.

  27. Shim says:

    Wtf I just saw this stupid pic on fail blog.

  28. barto says:

    it must have been a genius

  29. your mom says:

    how dumb do u have to be? honestly..?

  30. Kevin says:

    Putting a “push hard” sign on it would be just…mean.


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