People are always looking for easier ways to do everyday tasks because, essentially, we all just want an easy life! I mean, there are a few funny people who like hard work, but let's be honest: They're weirdos.
However, no matter whether you're a weirdo or not, I think you'll like these 14+ hilarious life hacks that people shared with the world!
As someone who has always struggled with the fine art of using chopsticks, I think that this is a fantastic idea! What a wonderful blending of cultures!
One person helpfully explained that a "no cups" party is where you, obviously, can't take a cup and have to find something innovative and interesting to drink out of all evening!
Yep, I'm sold! Although, that is mainly because of the fact that it won't constantly be pinging me random updates about things that I don't give a rat's ass about!
I have never seen the point of people burning candles, personally. However, now I think that I will have to buy one of these!
Someone pointed out that it looks like they have only filled this tube with lower halves though, so you'd have to make sure to fill another tube with top halves!
If you're struggling to master the previous method of making chopsticks easier to use, this method might also help!
Why bother expending ridiculous amounts of energy on a task when you can work out a more efficient way to do it and relax a little more?!
In fairness, as much as this may seem like a cute and funny idea, there is no way that anyone is going to be able to hack into that laptop!
That is one hell of an obedient dog to sit there like that, especially if they're going 70mph on the highway!
I quite like this in theory but there are two main problems. Firstly, with the ice you're going to get less beer so just drink your beer faster. And secondly, why are they drinking Bud Light, for God's sake?!
Now, like me you may be thinking, "Isn't that just called 'broken'?" However, apparently it's for working out in tighter spaces where you can't use a normal jump rope!
Please, for the love of God, whoever is designing this needs to stop this idea. They're so close to having a good idea, but why make it out of metal and have it on that side of the plug?!
Alternatively, you could just do what I do and turn your phone off like a normal person. Or, if you're really sick of texts, just throw that phone right into the ocean!
By that logic, you don't actually have to assemble anything at all! We could all just live in giant forts made of cardboard boxes!
I mean, it's a great idea in theory, but how many of us out there own two vacuum cleaners? We're not all millionaires!
Jeez, this guy needs to tell his friend to take a day off once in a while! I like their ingenuity, but this is just unsettling commitment!
You never need to throw out a pair of pants ever again if you have pieces of Spongebob Squarepants fabric to sew in! Or, if the hole is in the right place, just get some Spongebob underpants!
That also looks like a pretty decent workout, so now they're killing two birds with one stone!
Cheapskates unite! Who needs a million pans in every size when a $3 roll of tinfoil will do you just as well?
It took decades of working with school children to figure out how to best them.
This parent explained their homemade hack when it came to reprimanding their kids: "When my kids get in trouble, I remove their SIM card from their expensive phone and put it into a cheap unlocked Blackberry from the 2000's. This is a way to [...] still use a phone, but social media is almost non-existant [sic]."
If you have the place to store it, this is actually genius. Or maybe I'm just lazy.
And you get that added flavor of maple for no extra cost!
I'm glad to know there's still a market for these things, if only for extremely specific scenarios like this.
I think the easier solution here would be to train your dogs, right? That way, you can still have things without needing a cage over them?
With enough holding straps and a little faith, any car can carry anything!
Sure, but then I'll need to face the shame of a store employee watching me buy just a bag. I'd rather pay the fee.
This toddler must be as persistent as the dogs with the caged garbage can! My solution is the same though: training.
Clamps sure are coming in handy, huh? Because everyone totally just has one on hand all the time.
What happened to just listening to a podcast or something? Also, who just keeps a whole tire as decor in their home?
A very specific problem to have, but at least there's a solution!
Yeah, I'm sure your kid will totally buy that you're straight-up eating a piece of lettuce despite there being no bite marks.
"Excuse me, Madam. I'm not sure if you saw what happened to the cheese board? I could have sworn I left it on this table right here."
"Nope, absolutely no idea. Definitely not standing on it, that's for sure!"
Screw the father! He can get new pants. Destroy them for the baby's profit.
You can also keep a picture of a loved one in there, like a new-age, unopenable locket!
