Even if you’re not easily impressed, there are times in life where you just have to acknowledge your respect for something. Feel free to hate the player, but never hate the game.
Seems legit.
This is in New Orleans, which seems like a pretty spooky city, so it’s not a bad idea for real estate agents to advertise their ghost-free homes.
Work smarter, not harder.
I’ve gone on many backbreaking canoe trips in my time. I didn’t realize it was possible to rig up solar-powered paddles to save the effort.
The old ways are best.
This grandmother keeps all of her treasured recipes on a floppy disk. Why, I’ll bet that disk has the capacity to hold, like, a dozen recipes on it!
True to life.
This is a prop phone that came with a doll. But thanks to the cracks across the screen, it looks exactly like my actual phone.
Art imitates life.
At the Lego store in Japan, tired dads can take a breather by sitting on this bench next to a…tired dad, rendered entirely out of Lego.
Twinning.
If your car winds up next to its twin with a nearly identical license plate, it might be a good time to buy a lottery ticket.
Bustin’ out.
This lobster has those big rubber bands around its claws. Rather than give up, the intrepid crustacean is trying to grow a third claw.
One piece.
Sharpening your pencil into one big shaving isn’t going to win you any awards, but it will win my hard-won appreciation.
They’re not wrong.
At the end of the day, that’s all that matters, right? I don’t care who uses the washroom, so long as their hands are clean after.
All the numbers.
Coordinating things so your odometer lines up this perfectly is no small feat. Somehow, I manage to miss each and every one of my odometer milestones.
Winner winner.
When a husband gets a label maker for Christmas, his wife surely benefits. Maybe she just wins a meaningless award. Whatever, though — a win’s a win.
Grandma sized.
It’s kind of cool that they make remotes this big, and also cool that this grandma isn’t too self-conscious to use it.
Tubby plow.
I was going to say, “If it looks stupid but it works, it isn’t stupid,” but then I realized this thing might not actually work.
Big thanks.
Those auto-playing ads at gas pumps are a horrible, horrible invention, so I give props to whoever provided this handy guide.
That’ll hold.
I don’t think this downpipe is going to be functional five years, or even five minutes, from now. But for this singular moment, it works as intended.
Relaxing bath.
If you’ve ever lived in a place with a shower but no bath, you probably know what it’s like to crave a soak. I’ll bet you’ve never gone to these lengths, though.
Nice and toasty.
This homemade shoe dryer legitimately looks like something worth replicating. It’s so simple, I could even see myself planning to build one but then slacking off.
How sweet it is.
You’ve heard of Splendor in the Grass. Now it’s time to meet…Splenda…in the grass. Hard not to tip your hat to this one.
The ultimate snack.
I was today years old when I realized that a standard-issue Cheez-It fits absolutely perfectly inside the border of a Ghirardelli chocolate square.
It’s an element.
The element of surprise isn’t normally shown on the periodic table, but it is an element of sorts.
Which pics earned your respect? Let us know in the comments!
Last Updated on January 6, 2021 by D