Great FAIL, but I’m not really seeing the “Reverse…” part. It looks like somebody want forward and over the embankment…

…and I fail at English first thing in the morning, apparently. WENT forward over the embankment, I meant.

It’s a fail because they obviously thought they selected the reverse gear but evidently not. You fail.

Shipment of caption fail!

It’s a Ford Taurus. They may have actually been in reverse! Transmission FAIL! LOLz!

One of my friends did the exact same thing at a convenience store back when I was in high school. He meant to put the car in reverse, but he put it in drive and took out the whole front wall of the store.

I drive with hand controls due to a disability affecting my legs. Back in August 2000, I took my car to a local shop for its annual state inspection and also some other work. Unfortunately, one of the shop employees had a bout of EPIC FAIL – he got his foot tangled in the hand controls and backed my car through a wall. The car was declared totaled and it’s a miracle no one was hurt. Now I wish I had a picture of what happened, it would be perfect for this blog.

I always remember it this way :

R is the letter D with legs….

is that the lower parking lot in College of the Canyons?

Hence; REVERSE FAIL, grey dick

lots of things could’ve happened here, brakes FAIL for starters. you guys are douchebags for using the word fail all the time. fail is a loser’s word.