For the most part, I'm not really a "stick it to The Man" kind of person, but I still enjoy discovering those clever people who find ways around the rules when the rules are silly or arbitrary.
As long as no one is getting hurt, these solutions can be really funny, especially when the action is still sticking to the literal meaning of the rule or instructions.
All of those words are written in alphabetical order. It's just that doing so makes them no longer words. I'd give him a good score for creativity, at least.
I have this argument with my mom before every family dinner. I can cook and bake, and I'm more than happy to help her by bringing a side dish, but no. Rolls. Always rolls.
Points for cleverness, but I hope that the restaurant also learned from their mistakes and will earn an A rating they can display proudly next time.
Assuming the truck is parked legally, this is pretty genius. Restaurant tables on the sidewalk aren't practical, and while I wouldn't really say that this is either, it does get them out of foot traffic.
Dogs can only be brought onto the New York City subway if they are in a carrier, so this guy figured out how to take his husky with him.
So he teaches a very specific way to put on a sock, ensuring his students aren't learning things the hard way.
Since the weather was hot and the rules are silly, this shop decided to sell a single peanut for $1, with a free bottle of water included with purchase.
The teacher was probably trying to be helpful after too many students answered with "Greenland." At least they went along with it when the hint backfired.
It's Denmark, BTW.
Admittedly, the pineapple is kind of creepier than a pumpkin. Those pointy bits...
The class was instructed to pick a Marvel character to write a résumé and cover letter for. Perhaps the teacher should have been more specific.
This person got creative when they weren't allowed to paint their walls. So they stocked up on free paint swatches and made a cool accent wall. I would have spent more time sticking the edges down, but otherwise, it's great.
This only really works if you happen to be on the main level with a convenient window, but you have to admit, it's pretty clever.
Yeah, that rule isn't going to last. We all try to say our pets won't be on the furniture, but we just can't help ourselves.
Meanwhile, I'm sitting here wearing Disney Princess sneakers over my Sailor Moon socks. If Diply tried to make me wear a suit, I'd cry.
She probably should have installed the lock on the upper drawer instead. I was totally a kid who would have figured this out and used it to my advantage.
If this happens a lot, I imagine the city will find a way to block the spot or move the signs closer, but for now, I'd totally keep taking advantage.
Like, could a camp really enforce this rule? At what point is the kid stubborn enough that the camp has to feed them or risk being called out for abuse?
This person isn't technically breaking the rules. They're kind of a dick for doing it, though.
Is it just me, or do the side mirrors look like Shrek's ears?
I used to be very good at fitting a ton on the one page, single-sided cheat sheets we were sometimes allowed, but I bow down to this master of the form.
This is totally just a description of the best time and place for a spontaneous chance gathering to talk about their favorite subjects.
This kid's going to be a real pain in the butt as a teenager. And will probably make a great lawyer.
She was told that she couldn't walk on the grass to pick the flowers. Those toes are still on the sidewalk!
I used to be of the opinion that those feeling cold should just put on more layers, and then I started at Diply, where the office is so cold in the summer that fingers lock-up.
It's really sweet that he's willing to climb a rope and perch on the windowsill, but this is an accident just waiting to happen.
