20 People Who Cut So Many Corners, They Made A Circle

One individual did suggest, "OP should have at least used a [1] and then had the explanation tattooed on his foot." So, should they now have a little footnote next to this asterisk and then explain that they didn't think the fix through enough?

Was this house designed by two builders at the same time who were in a competition to make this as inconvenient a layout as possible? Hold on...is there a TV show in that idea?

A lot of people began sharing their own favourite haikus, with one person writing:

"My favorite haiku: One, two, three, four, five One, two, three, four, five, six, sev.... God f****** damn it."

This would actually work better as a cake fork than most actual cake forks! I always wished that there was a more publicly acceptable way of literally shovelling cake into your mouth, and this is it!

I absolutely love what they have done here. This person went on to add:

"We lived really rural and couldn't access anything so pretty much the entire place is held together using stuff we'd find at the dump. The observatory is actually amongst a bunch of other constructions, it's just the most bizarre. He absolutely can build almost anything, out of almost anything."

If you are thinking of adding this stunning modification to your own car then just make sure you do not break too suddenly. If you do, then you may find that your door swings open unexpectedly.

And don't worry, you are not alone if you spent the majority of your time looking this picture and being amazed that there are still people out there who have a landline phone.

I will definitely be sure to try this in the future, my brain is frequently an asshole. Some other people also added their own advice, with one person suggesting, "Bang it against a wall to assert dominance."

Considering this is just a razor taped onto the handle of a large wooden fork, I am amazed by how weirdly threatening this thing appears! Still, I am glad that they are impressed by their friend's invention.

Sure, it works, but it also makes it pretty hard to read what time it is at any real distance away. At this point, wouldn't you just place it at the bottom of the post and prop the clock against it?

This must surely be a closet that is specifically deigned for someone to keep their ironing board in? They cannot expect someone to keep their clothes in here, right? You would get on thin jacket in there at most!

Unfortunately, there were a few people who thought that this person was not so much ahead of their time as they were "cheap." Although, you shouldn't let the naysayers get you down, take pride in your creation!

The person who built this should team up with the guy who built his own observatory! They could combine the two creations and make some sort of floating observatory. Who knows why anyone would want that, but what the hell?!

This dog looks exactly as confused as I imagine that a dog that had been turned into a sheep would look.

So they really couldn't even be bothered to use red paint to write "red" on this panel? The fact that they just used purple is absolutely incredible. This takes laziness to a whole new level, I'm impressed.

"One second Dave, let me just grab that cone and move it out of the way."

"Woah, woah, woah sweet child o' mine! Are we being paid to move cones or pour cement?!"

"Pour cement?"

"Exactly, so leave that cone where it is!"

He came, he sawed the corner of his finger off, he conquered.

Why buy yourself a normal pasta holder when you can get one that you have to feed, monitor the temperature of, and keep generally healthy? It's much more fun this way!

"So, Dave, you know what you're doing with the Star Wars exhibition?"

"No problem, it's the film about the guy whose got loads of legs right?"

"What? Have you seen Star Wars?"

"Ah, it'll probably be fine in the end."

Some people did say that the lavender-colored font was a little bit of a strange choice as it could have been easy to miss. Although, it is in giant capital letters, how could you possibly not see it?!