Sense of accomplishment is a great feeling. Now, what you accomplish is totally up to you. The nice thing is that you don't have to be a hero to feel a sense of accomplishment.
You don't need to build a house or anything. Really, you can do anything you want. So long as you're able to feel accomplished afterwards, it all works.
There are all kinds of ways to quickly identify your luggage at the baggage carousel: choose a distinctive color, put some straps on it, or just, y'know, put your whole freakin' face on it.
Someone posted this, saying it represented their mom's effort at saving a rubber glove. If you've ever used rubber gloves before, you know this isn't going to work.
Phone cases exist in all shapes and sizes, but until now, there's never been a phone case that would make everyone in the vicinity fear for their lives when you take a call.
The guy who posted this said he's sick of his meat shrinking when it's cooked, so this is his solution. I mean...the only way to stop it from shrinking is to just not cook it in the first place.
Look, I love cats. I'll happily fill my home with cat-based art. But I have to draw the line somewhere, and this woodcut that focuses heavily on a cat's backside is probably where I stop.
Have you ever been so proud of your car that you've redesigned your entire dining room to feature a glassed-in garage? Yeah, me neither. Maybe it's because I drive a Civic.
These bathroom tiles represent an interesting idea. But in practice, it'll feel like you're doing your business in the middle of a tiny apartment block as dozens of tiny people watch.
Rims are big business. But so many of the ways to pimp your ride have been done before. If you want to try something truly unique, why not cover your wheels with, uh, stucco?
To get kids to wear gas masks during the Second World War, manufacturers tried to make the masks less intimidating by giving them the Mickey Mouse treatment. They accomplished their goal, I'll give them that.
This was spotted on a road somewhere in the U.S. There's a lot to take in — too much to get into in this limited space. Let's just focus on how the door is really just two thirds of a door.
I respect the dedication to having a unique haircut. I respect the clean lines. That's it. Those are the only two nice things I can say about this guy's look.
This person managed to find a mug and a brand of orange juice that perfectly match each other. This is the kind of accomplishment that's satisfying, but totally meaningless.
Vehicles tend to do a pretty good job of keeping the weather out, but if you really want to rainproof your truck, nothing less than a full coat of shingles will do the trick.
Back in 1972, things were different. In some ways, things were simpler. In other ways, they were weirder and more complicated. What else could possibly explain this hamburger bed?
"I coated some quarters in copper using electricity," wrote the guy who posted this. I don't know what that means, or why one would do it, but I don't doubt his story.
This takes skill. I certainly couldn't do it. It just seems like a weird place to focus your artistic visions. It's also awkward for whoever uses the toilet next.
Yes, some service center in Nebraska decided to re-create the hookah-smoking caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland entirely out of tires. It looks pretty cool. It also has zero purpose.
This makeup artist has created something that looks like Peppa Pig from exactly one specific angle, and looks like a horrifying nightmare from every other conceivable angle.
This contractor gets in the cabinets he builds to prove how sturdy they are, so he's a contractor and a contortionist. A man of many talents.
Phew, that's a big one, could be a safety hazard. Not for flooding, but what if it falls and bonks someone on the head?
It makes you feel special and totally badass for recycling, which is the best way to promote more recycling!
When the princesses at Disney need to be moved around when they're not acting, they're given these robes to hide under. Not sure it makes them any less conspicuous, though.
Today I learned that Home Depot gift cards come in little aprons. I also learned those aprons fit chickens. I also learned this chicken is named Crouton, which I love.
This person told her boyfriend she wanted a golden retriever for her birthday, and, well...your boyfriend has a bright future ahead as a dad with all these jokes he's got.
This user wrote, "Friend posted this to Facebook, 'how I cut my lawn when it's 98 degrees'." We can laugh all we want, but this is genius. Anything to stay inside my nice, cool house.
Outside Bandai HQ in Tokyo is this "Mametchi" statue that, when it rains, gets a little raincoat! Completely impractical and useless, but it's cute which is all that really matters.
It looks like a giant Milk Dud or something, but it's actually a coconut that's been polished so thoroughly it doesn't even look like a coconut anymore. I guess it's a conversation piece.
This user's grandma made them an Emilio Estevez ball when they were twelve. Couldn't tell you why, but...at least it's a unique present?
Now he doesn't have to worry about his receding fur line!
This dude is humbly asking Pringles to consider him in case they ever need a real-life human version of their cartoon mascot. I mean, they could definitely do a lot worse.
