If you’re sitting comfortably right now, killing time on your phone or laptop, take a moment to be thankful for your current situation. You could be in the kind of predicament that gets featured in these lists instead.
I’ll just stick to normal camping.
I’m sure this can be done safely. I’m sure it provides awesome views. I’m more sure than anything that I never, ever want to try this.
Slanted scaffolding.
If you’re working on a weird slanted wall, only weird slanted scaffolding will do the job…even if it doesn’t look remotely secure.
Just toss it in.
Yes, that’s a dumpster, suspended precariously from a crane, directly over a bunch of cars. Hopefully the people above the dumpster have good aim.
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What my office power outlet looks like.
Well, my outlet isn’t this bad, but I think we all understand what it’s like to keep adding one more plug until things are a total mess.
Wait until spring.
This is kind of a nightmare scenario for anyone who drives a compact car in a cold climate. Eventually it’ll touch the pavement again.
Truckception.
You know, those tie-downs can only do so much. I’m not sure they’re designed for strapping cars to trucks to other trucks.
Almost there.
This is, in one picture, why architects need to think carefully about where they put lighting fixtures.
Prop it up.
If your car’s hood has lost its propper-upper thing, don’t worry. All you need is an AK-47 to take its place.
Gotta get the right angle.
I don’t know anything about welding, so I’ll defer to this guy who clearly knows exactly what he’s doing here.
A long way down.
It makes sense that a super tall ladder would be needed to install an AC unit on a tall building, but this freaks me out regardless.
Choo choo.
This is a nice way to repurpose old materials, but it still looks like the most cursed playground imaginable.
This is the railing.
This temporary railing is such a tripping hazard that it’s literally more dangerous than having no railing at all.
What’s OSHA?
This guy’s using a table saw upside-down while wearing no safety equipment whatsoever. I’m sure it ended well, though.
Better find another way.
Fire exits are designed to provide a fast way out of a building. It’s too bad that all of that can be nullified with a single chair.
Don’t look down.
If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to be perched more than a thousand feet in the air, here you go.
Bentley tank.
I’m sure this vehicle is great for off-roading, but I kind of doubt that it’s street legal. Maybe in Russia.
That doesn’t sound good.
It’s nice of the IT department to offer this helpful sign, but I’d be hesitant to work anywhere near a hot burning smell.
“Went to go take a sip of my tea…”
As someone who drinks tea like it’s going out of style, I’ve just found a new phobia to add to my list.
Like the end of Fargo.
I don’t see any possible downside of putting your whole body, head-first, into an industrial-grade woodchipper to get something dislodged.
A little campfire.
This trucker has made a fire to warm up jellied diesel. I guess I’ll defer to their judgment, but yikes.
