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When your code logic is so twisted that even civil engineers are taking notes. That roundabout literally goes straight through the middle—it's like someone wrote while(true) { break; } in real life.
The title perfectly captures that beautiful moment when your loop conditions are so convoluted that you're breaking out of iterations based on whether data is corrupted or not. Except here, the infrastructure itself said "screw the circular logic" and just... broke through. It's the physical manifestation of that one function in your codebase that everyone's afraid to refactor because it somehow works despite violating every principle known to computer science.
Honestly, this is what happens when you let a developer design roads after they've spent too long debugging nested loops. "Why go around when you can just... not?"
