When you wind up in a bad situation that you can't seem to find your way out of, you're not generally too concerned with what got you into that position. The important thing is finding your way out.
Fortunately, we're mere observers to all of the chaos. We don't have to MacGyver our way out of these situations. We can sit back, bust out the popcorn, and simply learn from others' mistakes.
This could very well work out just fine for this handyman. It could also end with him in traction. It could truly go either way. I'm pulling for him, but he really should try to be a little more safe.
There are plenty of ways to display color that don't mess with those who have the most common forms of colorblindness — one of which is red-green colorblindness. So many ways to make things accessible and they simply chose not to.
I totally get that smokers have to put out their cigarette somewhere. But a hot dog? Couldn't he have just used, like, a plate?
Some people put holes in walls because they're feeling angry and can't control their rage. Other people put holes in walls because they're feeling faint and can't control the blood rush to their head.
I suppose if you're the kind of person who needs a free drug lair, this abandoned storefront would be a decent place.
These wayfinding signs are designed to make things easier to navigate, and usually they do. All this sign needs to do is tell us where suites 47 through 86 are and we'll be good to go.
If I had to name the condiment or sauce that's most delicious but also the biggest nightmare to spill, maple syrup would probably be at the top of the list. Oh well, guess it's time for this person to buy a new fridge.
We've heard it before, and we'll hear it again: firing your gun into the air is a bad idea. Sure, you're not aiming at people, but that bullet is going to come back down eventually.
I like the fact that this image is presented in the context of a text exchange. I'm pretty sure this friend is passive-aggressively telling OP it's time to pay up.
YouTube is chock full of videos of people who are forced to hang on for dear life after their harness fails. This is why I'm never going to go parasailing.
Cutting the grass can be relaxing, but it's also low-key chaotic. You're doing something that could cut off a foot or worse, all while conditions are too loud to hear yourself think. Sometimes, you're going to run something over.
If we're in the genre of trees falling on houses, this one probably could have been worse. That said, it's still a lousy thing to come home to after a long day.
I'm sure the local NIMBYs don't like the fact that Asheville has so many tourists, but the local business owners probably love it. Also worth noting: Asheville has had a baseball team called the Asheville Tourists that dates back to 1915.
You're always going to find a few spiders and bugs inside your barbecue if you've left it out over the winter, but a squirrel nest? That's a new one.
On one hand, things broke in a way that still maintains the functionality of both the key and the remote fob. On the other hand, that wouldn't make me feel much better if it happened to me.
I'm guessing this is the aftermath of one of those things you see on Planet Earth where a billion bugs congregate in one place to mate and then immediately die. The clean-up job is going to be incredibly gross.
Cats are monstrous little goblins who are all out to destroy us, and I say that as an avowed cat person.
We should all know by now that Wish purchases are a gamble, but this one still stands out. You'd think they could stuff the cigar with any random material that would burn, but no, they went with a screw instead.
Unless these tires are on a high-performance F1 racing car, they appear far too bald to be practical. Imagine using these as winter tires.
The combination of the smoky atmosphere and the passenger on the left watching the fireplace channel for some reason would be enough to convince me that this plane is on fire. I'd need a good explanation to change my mind of that, too.
