The world can be a dangerous place, particularly if you ignore the warning signs. If you live a safe existence and spend your days behind a desk, these pics will probably make you feel pretty grateful.
The world can be a dangerous place, particularly if you ignore the warning signs. If you live a safe existence and spend your days behind a desk, these pics will probably make you feel pretty grateful.
These stairs look safe enough, but why all the warnings? What awaits the brave soul who ventures all the way down?
I have a question: if you burn your hand off completely with a torch, does that mean it's now properly sanitized?
This guy is standing on supports, and he's being held by an improvised harness system. Sounds safe enough, right?
All of these wires seem like a serious tangling hazard. I'm also wondering how things get fixed when something inevitably goes wrong.
I don't want to shame smokers here, but surely there's a better spot for a smoke break than right beside flammable materials.
I guess that, short of removing the pews, this is the best way to set a ladder up here, but it sure looks risky.
I've never worked at a place where you get time off just for putting your hand in a machine. What's the worst that could happen?
The bridge over this trench looks like it could give way at any moment, but I'm more concerned about the guy who's underneath it.
This bunkbed is probably better clamped than unclamped, but I'd have major concerns — particularly if I was the person sleeping on the lower bunk.
Not only is this makeshift awning unlikely to hold, it's also going to send heavy rocks cascading from the roof when it gives way.
It would be nice if you could just buy a ladder and it would last forever, but that isn't the case.
This looks sturdy enough, I suppose. I'd still have to be promised a pretty hefty bonus to go on that platform, though.
I like how this is already an incredibly unsafe scene, without even taking into account the fact that the car is steering into oncoming traffic.
I'm sure there's a good explanation for this pic of a tree-planting operation, but I can't possibly think of one.
This paper will protect his face from the welding torch assuming, y'know, that flammable paper doesn't catch fire from said welding torch.
I don't know enough about electrical currents to tell you exactly why this is unsafe. But somehow, I know this is unsafe.
If your ladder isn't quite high enough, I'd suggest borrowing a bigger ladder rather than trying this one out.
If you've ever wondered what bald tires look like, feast your eyes on this travesty. I wonder when this tire might pop.
It's good that this restaurant has a fire alarm. I'm just not sure how, exactly, anyone will be able to pull it.
Usually, I like spiders. But I formed that opinion before I saw this pic of a million billion scuttling spiders. Yeah, as the uploader informed us, "All the brown you can see is spiders."