Life is full of challenges that sometimes make you feel like the world is out to get you. But rather than admit defeat, some people decide to get creative and take matters into their own hands.
So here's a salute to those problem solvers out there who refuse to let anyone or anything stand in their way.
All I'm saying is this guy should probably have his own cooking show on the Food Network by now.
Confession: I probably fall into the "basic 20-30s" category and I'm not even ashamed to admit it.
He's showing his students how to use a computer program with nothing more than a chalkboard and a ton of dedication.
Luckily his child's stroller is the perfect place to catch a few Z's between shooting scenes.
Does this count as not drinking alone as well?
I think it might be some sort of noisemaker or slinky?
Just don't lose your keys or else you're really screwed.
I sure hope he cleaned out all the chicken grease before he filled it up though.
A mutilated purse is a small price to pay for the perfect doggy manicure.
Some white tape and a can-do attitude will have you looking sporty in no time.
This is both lazy and brilliant and that's what I appreciate about it.
Falling down an up escalator is a risk most aren't willing to take.
This right here is what I call teamwork in action.
If you ask me, maybe the teacher should just get better at writing test questions.
That's when it's time to root through your tool box and start making things happen.
It sort of just depends on what your definition of "freshen up" is.
So instead, she just parked her laptop in front of her shower and let her markers work their magic.
I'm a little curious about the paint can, though. Is that supposed to be how she clears the board when she's done?
I'm not sure if you can call it the worst party ever, though. I mean, the cake may have a picture of lonely Pablo Escobar running across it, but it's still a cake.
I love cake enough that no party seems like a waste as long as it shows up.
So this clever crafter thought outside the box and used a little epoxy to finally make the two tools that couldn't get along come together.
Not only did they solve their problem, but they created a powerful metaphor for friendship. Just let me have that one.
Apparently, the answer was to let their fish tank float gently on some more natural waters. I'm not sure we'll ever have a way of knowing whether that was comforting for the fish or just a massive tease, though.
That's because tractor manufacturers all shifted their operations towards making military equipment during World War II, so farmers would instead scour junkyards for old Ford Model T's that they could then convert into makeshift tractors.
They apparently called these doodlebugs.
Well, that's apparently not how this person thinks. Instead, they used them as a way to extend and personalize their shoes.
I'm not sure how practical it is, but they definitely landed on a unique (and vaguely creepy) style.
Because aside from the rubber bands, that's what is holding up these lights that we normally install under kitchen cabinets.
So when these two wanted to make some toasted sandwiches, they had to get a little more creative and break out the hair straightener.
I'm not sure how the results tasted, but I guess they still accomplished their mission.
So, to ensure that their beef doesn't end up a soggy, half-cooked mess, they added this handy umbrella attachment to their slow cooker.
That's thinking!
Fortunately, they were able to improvise with their phone with what looks like a shoelace and some grip trainers.
