Life hands us all sorts of technical challenges, and it's up to us to solve them with our own ingenuity. Sometimes that ingenuity leads us to using a defunct school bus as a bridge, and other times it leads us to gluing a fan to the ceiling. A lot of these low budget fixes and DIY solutions are bad, unsafe and extremely unadvisable, so take that with a heaping pile of salt.
wtf
Advertisement
You can't fault people for their resourcefulness. But you can blame them for when their innovation is a patently stupid idea. Some ideas become OSHA enraging safety fails while others become low budget DIY solutions. It's kind of up in the air, really.
Advertisement
Via Matt Gibson
Crushing watermelons (with various parts of your body) is defently an Internet thing. Don't remember? See for yourself.
Advertisement
Via Know Your Meme
Based on the famous optical illusion image, someone has gone and made it EVEN CRAZIER in real life.
Advertisement
Since all the YouTube versions have been removed:
Via shanghaiist
Yes, yes, indeed, a 71-year-old man is a member of a Chinese organization that promotes people hydrating with urine as a cure for 'almost any illness.'
According to a recent interview with Chengdu Economic Daily, the dude, who is a chief managing director for the China Urine Therapy Association, had his first encounter with a 'urine therapy campaign in 1993. He claims after a mere three months of urine therapy his eyesight's improved to the point he doesn't need glasses anymore.
Alright bruh, you do you. I'll be over here in the corner, chilling, content with life, sippin from a cold bottle of beer.
Advertisement
Via Apple Alice
Language Warning: Both the judge and defendant in this case throw around some very NSFW language.
Here's the full performance by the voice actors at the SDCC this year:
