Fire safety? Never heard of it! No, but seriously, this is actually super dangerous and so stupid. Here's hoping whoever piled all that stuff there never has to deal with an actual fire at that place.

You don't have to be part of your work's safety committee to know that the nail polish remover doesn't belong there. I really hope no one tries to use it to wash their eyes out or something...

I would honestly be so unsurprised if all these dangerous things were happening in the same workplace... Though, I guess there are plenty of warehouses and stuff out there where people don't seem to care about the rules, even though they should.

I'm sure she had a lot of fun with that, even if it's seriously stressing me out right now. I dunno, I just feel like those wheels would make the chair too slippery.

Look, this was fun during Halloween. But enough time has passed since then that seeing this on a shelf would absolutely freak me out for a couple of seconds.

The idea of going down a manhole is honestly kind of terrifying. The way the ladder is sticking out of this one makes it feel a lot weirder, though. Plus that random pickax there... Just, no.

All I can think about is the fact that an electrician did this. For what reason? We may never know. But it happened.

You know what? I'm going to try not to judge too hard. Maybe this guy is afraid of heights. Maybe it's the exact opposite, and he's afraid of being too close to the ground for some reason.

I still think it would be pretty painful if he tripped, even from that height.

Ah, yes, because nothing makes nervous elevator riders feel better than having to jump to make that dang thing move. Sounds totally safe. Not even a little bit suspicious.

File that under: things I would absolutely never want to drive behind, especially on a freeway. I seriously doubt that car is as secure in there as they think it is...

I mean, the water damage itself is a bad sign too, but those weird sprouts are definitely not good by any means. I think it might be time for a new ceiling at this point.

Okay, both the cat and the dude carrying the cat are pretty intimidating. In fact, I'd go as far as to say they're probably both incredibly powerful and not to be messed with. So, uh, don't mess with them.

The fact that it's over water makes this so much more hilarious. But also a little terrifying. Hopefully that shark shaped cloud isn't some kind of indication of what might be waiting for us under the surface...

I feel like I actually know a lot of people who would love to try this. Not me, though. For me, this is just stressful to look at, or to even think about. Does it... taste like spaghetti and donut at the same time?

See, there's no explanation for this that isn't slightly horrifying. If that bike got up there because of a flood, that's horrifying. If someone got that thing up there somehow, that's equally as horrifying. It's literally a no-win situation.

See, you really do learn something new every day. For example, today I learned that mold can grow on steering wheels. This is something I never thought I needed to know, and it's something I'm going to be living in fear of for the rest of my life. So, great!

Even though mayflies are pretty harmless, this is still very stressful to look at. Though, apparently tourists like to look at them. I don't know why anyone would want to look at a swarm of mayflies, but to each their own.

You know what? If I came across this bridge, I'd probably just turn around. Because there's no way that can be, like, safe and stable and stuff. It just looks like an accident waiting to happen, and I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it when it does.

That story started out stressful... and just got even more stressful. This is probably the last thing you ever want to find in your house, especially if you don't actually have a pet snake or anything.

Um, is that an airplane? Because that makes this already bizarre picture, like, ten times more bizarre. And stressful at the same time. I would not want to be wherever that picture was taken, for the obvious reasons.