Unless you participate in an "extreme" sport, taking things to the extreme isn't generally seen as a good idea.
While this may be the case, we as humans have proven that we can and will take things past a reasonable point and well into extreme territory, time and time again.
Let's celebrate those who aren't afraid to push things to the limit.
Look, I can't tell you why this guy's grandpa did this, or why they've held onto this for three decades. The important thing is that it all happened.
I can appreciate a good collection, but I think this person's being a tad greedy. They need to leave some of that good luck for the rest of us.
Sure, it's cheaper to do it yourself, but movers save you a lot of hassle, along with providing some visually appealing packing action.
The bridge hasn't collapsed (yet), so I don't want to judge too harshly. Still, that really doesn't seem particularly safe.
Here's one of those tantalizing images that comes with virtually no details. Why was a pirate ship driving around? I guess we'll never know.
Those box fans are great to have on a hot day, but I'm not sure if they'll be up to the challenges of cooling a bus.
I know you'll run into folks like this at a renaissance fair, but it seems kind of strange to find them just strolling through the woods.
When you're really, truly, seriously over getting your car dinged, there are options. They might look weird, but they work.
I know this seems like a neat idea, but I'd never do this, knowing how much bird poop gets on the outside of cars.
Call it a redneck tent if you want, but this actually looks super appealing: two elevated bed sections, all connected by a big tarp.
The description of this image sounds like the description someone would give immediately before a big explosion.
As someone who frequently experiences sweaty palms, I've never gone to this kind of extreme to avoid smudging.
I guess a grill is a grill, even if said grill is actually more of a shopping cart.
Sometimes you just really need a fresh charge for your phone, and you don't care if you need to create a fire hazard in order to get it.
I like how this is listed for sale. It's like the owner got some big ideas, almost carried them out, and then got discouraged.
Here's how you do the dangerous pontoon boat thing. Will this pirate ship float for long? Who knows!
I want to make fun here, but if your only meal is a salad, you kind of need a fork, even if it looks like this.
This driver either loves the letter B and the number 8, or they just want to annoy police who want to run a plate check.
It might not look pretty, but it fully shades the mower, which is all you really need on a hot day.
We all know that duct tape can work miracles, so it would be interesting to see how long this would hold.
This is an all-in-one solution. It isn't wireless, because that's a whole lot of wire...but it's untethered at the very least.
When a bucket hat isn't enough to shade you from the sun, sometimes it's necessary to take the next logical step.
Jokes aside, we cannot stress enough that this is a bad idea. Just buy a power adapter or something.
I'm not aviation safety expert, but I'd have to think this guy is facing a fine at the very least.
Right now, the trailer looks level. The blocks are doing their job. I wonder how it would fare in a light breeze, though.
Whoever built this fence either had a lot of doors on hand, or maybe just wanted an extremely accessible yard.
It's nice to know that, when it comes to cooling off, there are more pool options than just the standard underground or aboveground stuff.
With a caption like "chicken stroller", what did you expect to see here? It's a chicken. A chicken in a stroller.
The key to this zipline is knowing when to jump off. If you leave it too late, you'll get a faceful of truck.
Sure, this guy might look like an off-brand character from some corner of the Star Wars universe, but I'm sure he thinks he knows what he's doing.
