Just when you think you've seen it all, the internet keeps churning out things that were never even on your radar.
It's a big ol' world out there, with ideas pouring out and being turned into reality faster than we can keep up, it turns out. Mind you, they're not all good ideas, but hey, as long as they're not doing any harm, why not?
You know, just in case you were tempted to quench your thirst at the thing dudes pee into.
Usually you just see wedges jammed onto the rim of your Coke, right? This feels weird.
He's probably just trying to pick up some broken glass — at least, I hope that's what he's doing.
Looks like some vines have moved in with no intention of moving out anytime soon.
That's cooler than a Big Kahuna burger washed down with a $5 milkshake.
I can't imagine many former banks become schools, and I really want to know what they use the vault for.
I guess even cars can dream big dreams. But how would you like to see that in your rearview mirror?
Talk about a smooth, clever transition — wouldn't you love to see this on more buildings? This is a huge accessibility win.
Unlike that ramp/staircase, it's probably for the best to not see more of these. Talk about confusing. Apparently blue stop signs are more common in Hawaii, but only on private property.
I bet if you look around, you'd see more security cams with wiper blades, but who really notices them?
It's not exactly a rock star's instrument, but you have to think it would take some crazy skills to use it well.
That's what a screw without any threading or a point on it looks like, for the record.
As long as it doesn't taste like mildly sweetened sytrofoam, it would be welcome after chop suey in my house.
My question: How did he not feel that they were in there?
Great work, but I doubt what's inside would be anywhere near refreshing. It's almost too inviting for safety's sake.
Fortunately, it's just an artist's installation — and, as a bonus, it lights up at night.
