70 Times People Solved Everyday Problems With Shockingly Clever Ideas (New Pics)

Sad that this is necessary, but it should be standard practice in every bar/pub.

This is probably better than "ask for Angela" which is now very commonly known, but by those predators as well.

They need this in the White House

I love that it lists so many different scenarios. I am certain that many people might question whether or not their situation is relevant enough to warrant interception. This adds a level of ease and acceptance of help.

We have ask for Angela in the UK. Same thing I think.

So simple and so smart.

At work it's a *requirement* to park backwards. If the place has to be evacuated, everybody just gets in their car and drives forward in turn, there's no screwing around as people try to get out of their parking place.

Some drivers ignore the lines wherever they're painted.

it is not something common?

Oooh! A MKI Celica

Or, you could just offer a free school luch, with seconds for those still hungry.

In first grade (1969-70), we fought to have the 2 kids who ate the green peas & sauerkraut, since we couldn't go to recess if we didn't clear our trays. And some got stuff in empty milk cartons, although sometimes they checked those too. And washed the tables with the nasty-smelling cafeteria sponge. No wonder we're immune to everything.

My school has this too

I hope schools here in uk are doing this , but I think we have a code word for kids in poverty,now something like can I borrow something or other , so they can be sure every child eats , but then we also do free school meals always have tbh back when I was at school way back in the 1970s all pupils got free meals and free milk in school , come the mid 80,s ish that changed to only if they on benefits ,n got worse as years went on , now ,they are talking about going back to all get free meals , mine left school a few yrs back ,

This is a great idea. Obviously not going to solve world hunger but a fantastic initiative for kids that may be coming to school hungry. Also, school lunches aren't a thing really where I live, so something like this could be the difference between a kid eating versus going hungry all school day without a meal.

But don't stack all the casseroles on that end.

Why don't they just have an overhang on either end?

That is great thinking.

Inclusion in action

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Normally I'd say this is anti-homeless design, but the table is still long

This is great but learning how the pieces move isn’t the challenge. Chess is easy to play but really hard to be good at.

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Great idea. I learned how to play w/a set called "no stress chess". It has cards with the moves and it starts you off by pulling a card and moving the piece on the card.

This is great. I love chess. I am pretty lousy at it (I know castling and that's about it as far as less basic things go) but I really enjoy it anyway. This would be great for someone starting out.

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I still don't get it ,being dyslexic it looks all jumbled to me ..

Turn this upside-down and it's a cup holder.