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It's shit like this Google Maps

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jerseytom 64 points : 4 hours ago
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Dude, it's like 3 turns. Did you really need directions?

ddt9 21 points : 4 hours ago
    I don't think google is at fault for this one chief

    brontothunder 16 points : 4 hours ago
      You're the one who printed it...

      heartlesspet 12 points : 4 hours ago
        I still wish google maps had an "avoid ghetto" option.

        RoseDiaz 8 points : 4 hours ago
          Irony at it's finest.

          scott0482 8 points : 4 hours ago
            it fits perfectly if you don't print in landscape.

            HigginsWilson 4 points : 4 hours ago
              Now the tree huggers know where you live; better disguise yourself with hemp shirts and shitty moccasins.

              darknova 4 points : 4 hours ago
                still love google...

                headsouth 3 points : 4 hours ago
                  you printed it out -maybe they made their point

                  hightimer 2 points : 3 hours ago
                    LOL you printed it on landscape.

                    xKaRmAx 2 points : 3 hours ago
                      Get a smart phone? lol loser...

                      Dari1ra 2 points : 4 hours ago
                        its a 7 min drive, and you wasted Ink and Paper to print it.

                        HEYGUYS 1 point : 52 minutes ago
                          Ten seconds of my life I will never get back from looking at this picture

                          sirfuzzalot 1 point : 1 hour ago
                            @jerseytom It's obviously a woman, she had to ask for directions.

                            Doceorcecat 1 point : 1 hour ago
                              I doubt it's Google Maps' fault that you don't know your way around a printer.

                              Sarahlicious 1 point : 1 hour ago
                                Umm. Thats what the map app is for. No muss no fuss.

                                jermgig 1 point : 1 hour ago
                                  there's an app for that.

                                  adwiens 1 point : 1 hour ago
                                    Hey, a lot can go wrong in 3 turns

                                    swaglikemine 1 point : 2 hours ago
                                      File>print preview???? then u will be doing it right :P

                                      TheBruno 1 point : 2 hours ago
                                        It needs to give you an incentive.

                                        paulrogo 1 point : 3 hours ago
                                          it's called print preview. check it out man.

                                          MrJoehobo 0 points : 3 hours ago
                                            i like when google tells you to jet ski across the Atlantic or kyak across the pacific shit like that

                                            littlemeggersinabasket 0 points : 3 hours ago
                                              It's taunting you for printing these instructions out rather than using Google Maps on your phone.

                                              sthomas86 0 points : 4 hours ago
                                                Should have downloaded Google Maps on your phone, didnt you read the ad?

                                                RedPanda -2 points : 4 hours ago
                                                  @heartlesspet I think Spore was referring to the irony of papers being made from trees.

                                                  GHNeko -4 points : 4 hours ago
                                                    EVERY FUCKING TIME.

                                                    RoseDiaz -4 points : 4 hours ago
                                                      I pointed this out to my friends last week... Google is evil... and I should work for Imgur!

                                                      heartlesspet -4 points : 4 hours ago
                                                        @spore - that's why it's on IMGUR.

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