Sometimes when you come up with an idea, you just have to throw it at the wall and see if it sticks, even if that idea is on fire and might burn your house down. No matter what, you just have to see it through to its natural, inevitable conclusion.
These folks weren't afraid to bring their ideas to reality. Maybe they should have been, but no, they went ahead without heed to questions like "why?" or "what if someone gets hurt?"
"If anything got stuck under the front wheel the whole thing would flip," said the inventor. "It took a great deal of finesse to operate. We had no intentions of it actually functioning, but we had to at least see if it was possible."
Which is why it's always special when someone manages to give birth to a new nightmare with something so benign in purpose.
Why would you have a beater for a mixer but not an actual mixer? Don't ask questions, there's a genius at work!
Who has time for all of that when you have crutches and a few cinder blocks?
You might see a lawn mower and a satellite dish, but this guy sees a snowplow.
Not sure a wood stove is the best option, but you have to admit, it's original.
Inquiring minds want to know, how fast and far can this thing go? "Faster than I can run, and about 100 yards, until it hit a fence and sent blowers everywhere. One battery is still missing."
Don't worry guys, he has his safety glasses on. It's all good.
If you've got a large lot to mow, you might as well do it in style. I hope John Deere is paying attention and launches a new line of Easyriders.
And there's absolutely zero chance that this will burn out that little hair dryer's motor.
Now he has twice the bike with half the usefulness.
So this guy rigged up an RC car's wheels to turn the knobs on his stereo instead. Won't lose that remote anytime soon!
Yes, they're bricks. They even have "brick" written on them to make it all legit.
Obviously it's not ideal to carry around a mouse with something that's supposed to be convenient, but at least it still works.
I really just hope this place has a second bathroom.
Until then, you miiiiight get a ticket.
It sucks, but the makeshift balcony pool with a tarp is just asking for trouble.
This guy just needs a rubber band to keep the handle down and he's in business.
And who knows, maybe it would even end up being a good theft deterrent, because who would want that?
See, the handheld grip of old-school phones is still desirable — desirable enough to ruin a cell phone's ability to slide easily into your pocket, apparently.
Mocking up your own safety devices might not be the best plan. A for effort here, but I'm not convinced it would stand up to the test of determined little fingers.
What do I want even less than that? The need to ever use it.
No, wait, nope. Great concept, using the tank for a cooler and the bowl for the barbecue pit, but I still wouldn't eat a butter-brushed rib-eye off that grill.
In fact, even without mobility problems, I'd still happily show off what a lazy boy I am.
