Never Give Up! Crazy Logistics, Part 11

"QUANTUM SHOT" #625 Link Outrageous Hacks and Fixes - and Twisted Creativity It's time for the next installment in our wildly popular Never Give Up! Series. There are many pictures of this sort on the web (check out for example "There, I fixed it" website) - but we like to think that this collection will bring a smile to your face, as it is the WILDEST, CRAZIEST logistics compilation you will likely to see... this week. Keep scrolling down, read the previous parts of the series, and you'll never get your work done, haha! (image via) New creative use for used books: Hitchhiking variations (what if this bus driver slams on the brakes?): (image via) Futuristic lawn mower (make your neighbor drop dead with envy!): For that guitar solo that you were dying to master: Can't figure out what is it, but it doesn't look too comfortable: If you get really bored, with nothing better to do, try this: Lemon Battery. Even my kids know how to make one: Philippines' railroad taxi - seen in Manila: (images credit: REUTERS/John Javellana) It's quite easy to make this cart from wood and bamboo - the trick is to quickly take it off the rails when the train is approaching. "Commuters ride a makeshift trolley in a railway in Metro Manila. A ride can cost 6-10 pesos ($0.12 - $0.21) depending on the distance travelled". (images credit: REUTERS/John Javellana) Another home-made railroad transport was seen in Cambodia: (original unknown) This one is the easiest to make - just keep "walking": ---------- Extreme Sleeping! This "sport" is still quite popular, we even dedicated a separate article to it - see The Art of the Extreme Sleeping. A few more examples: After the class leaves, the tables will look like this? - ---------- Automotive Ingenuity Duct tape! More tape: Custom stuff: ---------- Carry a Big Load, in Style! I hope the locks are not as rusty as the rest of this truck: (image via) (image via) (image via) ---------- Wishful thinking It is, if I say so! Office ingenuity (this image got already quite popular, but it's too good not to include, and maybe to try this out): (image via) Easy to put on and remove (more info, and order them here): (image via) Lock it up! ---------- Construction Acrobatics Newly-made pipes at a cement plant in Yingtan, Jiangxi province, China (REUTERS/Stringer) CONTINUE TO ANOTHER PART! -> READ THE WHOLE SERIES! ->