Never Give Up! (Funny Pics)
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"QUANTUM SHOT" #401link See the whole "Never Give Up! Lords of the Logistics" Series. Creativity gone bad - whatever gets the job done! Some people need a boost to get creative, others have to to come up with darnedest ideas - just to meet the challenges of everyday life. When faced with shortage of tools and tight circumstances, these people do not panic, but start inventing - sometimes using everyday object in extraordinary way: ![]() Solve your exercise dilemma: ![]() Short on chess figures? try this: ![]() (image credit: Alexander Dzhantimirov) ![]() Using suitcases as a support structure is a bad idea (even if you fill it with bricks) - ![]() (image credit: This Old House) This airport (Sacramento, California) has a different suitcase problem - ![]() Weird car enhancements: ![]() The text under the picture says: "Nail protection". This is probably how that car owner used to protect his tires from punctures by nails deliberately scattered on the road. Here is some hi-tech: ![]() Very, very crude GPS device: ![]() In the absence of boutiques, try a different fashion: ![]() ![]() "Sorry, did not have enough time to buy stamps - here is 5 cents for your trouble" - ![]() Maybe this is the cheapest way to travel: ![]() This however, is not a way to travel, period: ![]() Unique Vehicles ![]() This seems to fulfill the role of a school bus: ![]() Not much of a car, but a cool audio system: ![]() I am not sure what this was before - a bomb, a missile? - but now, it's a motorcycle: update: it's made from a drop tank (external disposable fuel tank) ![]() Are you bored? Start keeping the score: ![]() Use a piece of big pipe to hold the mini-car races: ![]() or just "walk softly and carry a big... horse" (for exercise?) - ![]() Strapped for space? Sometimes your personal space is reduced to almost nothing: ![]() You can still catch some sleep: ![]() ![]() ![]() No garage? No problem! - ![]() ![]() Secure your car with an anchor - amazingly, this may even be effective: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Carrying things Well, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do... Carrying a fridge in El Paso: ![]() ![]() (image credit: Border Pundit) Need to deliver BBQ? Put it on (and around) your head: (more info) ![]() (image credit: Herald Sun) ![]() (sent by Ozzy in Cornwall, England) ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Pigs are brought to the market by various means: ![]() ![]() But don't get too carried away with pigs (what is going on here??): ![]() Danger is my Middle Name These guys obviously skipped the safety meetings: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Sources: 1, 2, 3 (Originals of many images are unknown, as they came from image aggregation sites. Let us know if you have the info.) CONTINUE TO NEXT PAGE! -> READ THE PREVIOUS PART HERE See the whole "Never Give Up! Lords of the Logistics" Series - Click Here Permanent Link... ...+StumbleUpon ...+Facebook Category: Funny Pics,Weird Related Posts: Cool Art from Everyday Objects New Ways to Play with an Old Hardware Dark Roasted Blend's Photography Gear Picks: |
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11 Comments:
i remember seeing the suitcase pic in a british newspaper
the guy who bought the house was claiming negligence against the surveyor
The anchor won't be terrifically effective, since it's attached to the wheel via a rope. A chain would have been better.
The airport photo is the Sacramento airport in California. Funny art piece I reckon.
Almost certainly neither a bomb nor a missile, but a drop tank (external disposable fuel tank).
Very popular for salt-flats racing conversions in the past.
Best Peugeot bunmper i've seen!
I love the vintage GPS.
Thank you Sigivald - post updated
yep, the Sacramento airport suitcases are art - supposedly a whole lot of lost luggage. It's really neat to look at.
The text under the picture of the vintage car with the brooms says: "Nail protection". This is probably how that car owner used to protect his tires from punctures by nails deliberately scattered on the road.
PS - Your name suggests you might already know it by yourself, but I thought it would be nice to share it with other non-Hebrew speaking readers. Cool post!
Itay - thanks for this interesting bit (I only know Hebrew alphabet, can't red though)
WoW...So Great!
Thanks for your sharing !
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