Everyday Annoyances, Solved By People Smarter And Slightly More Petty Than You (New Pics)

This I appreciate, my car is very snub-nosed, it’s impossible to see the lines if you drive in front-wise, so I usually reverse in so the lines show with the reversing camera. That has the added benefit of being able to drive straight out, and be able to see approaching traffic.

Am actually intending to install some reflectors at the backs of spaces on the development I live on. The spaces are only marked with 'T' at the front, and it makes it difficult to see if you are parked straight or not, especially if the car next to you is a bit tipsy.

This should be EVERYWHERE!

Still, didn't help the driver on the left.

Brilliant!

Not terribly easy to read, but neat idea.

Neat idea, I also appreciate the fact that whoever installed it lined the screw slots up! As a former print and book designer, the OCD side of my personality really appreciates that small detail! 😎

I worked in homes and figuring out which switch went to which light was a frustrating little game we played, esp. if the switch turned on unseen exterior lights. Finding outlets was another dumb game we had to play. Inevitably, there was heavy furniture blocking an outlet.

We lived in a house that had switches we had no idea what they did. We joke that they turned on and off the neighbors lights.

middle one for a uterus?

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Everyone should be able to access a beach, even if they can't swim, or navigate the sand.

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Yes, we have that at our local beach as well! Last year they extended it down the water line as well

We're slowly getting some here in north Florida.

What a fantastic idea! I live three miles from the beach, but haven't been there for years because I'm in a wheelchair. (I can sit in the parking lot and look at the ocean, but it's not the same at all.)

I'm in a wheelchair, permanently:) This would be great

Very handy when you’re single and have a queen size bed. I swap ends to even the wear, and make a diary entry. I have no life 😅

The last couple of sheet sets I've bought from Costco have this. Very handy on a king size bed where the sides are very similar in length but not the same.

I’ve never understood why a coin toss is 50-50. But putting on fitted sheets or plugging in a USB cord is always guaranteed to be wrong 🤔💁‍♂️😏🤣

Mine says Top or Bottom.

I have sheets like this and they are the best thing ever not to mention they are very comfortable

Mine shows elapsed time since start by default, easy to restart it when you put something in or set an auto-off or alarm.

I would love this!

For forgetful idiots like me. I use my phones' alarm - when I remember to set it, that is.

This needs to be a thing on all ovens.

That is genius! But now I think of it, I can't even start my oven without setting a time...

Too smart for most people I'm afraid.

For someone with math dyslexia, I would consider my phone held hostage against a learning disability. XD

Very clever

it starts with '04', probably an Aussie number...

Former neighbor in an apartment complex found someone's keys. Posted a note without description of the keys or any identifiable info. The one who lost them described the interaction like it was it was straight out of a fantasy story. "A big 6" dude with raspy and very booming voice opens the door and asks you 3 riddles" type of story. It was the story of the week for us as kids. I don't know if he was having fun with it or something, but it was tempting to lose something like a toy in front of his apartment door just to have that experience. :D

I've owned rabbits so here's a list of what a rabbit can and cannot eat: The following foods should never be fed to rabbits because they contain fat, starch, carbohydrates, sugar, and/or artificial ingredients that could potentially lead to enterotoxemia, digestive issues, and/or death. Yogurt drops, bread, pasta, cookies, crackers, avocados (could be deadly), cereals (muesli, a processed food made up of flaked maize, peas, pellets, grains, and seeds can lead to tooth and stomach problems), light-colored lettuce, including iceberg, (contains lactucarium, a chemical that can be sedative and harm a rabbit’s health), silver beet/chard (can cause colic and bloating), hamster food, walnuts (can cause uncomfortable indigestion), oatmeal (lacks nutrition), chocolate (poisonous), peanut butter (may cause stomachache), potatoes (can cause digestive issues), raw rhubarb (poisonous), meat, cauliflower (causes gas and bloat). (I'll reply to my comment with the Good foods for rabbits)

My supermarket gives them to the farmers.

What a wonderful way to reduce waste from the stores. Plus, your little critters get a nice variety of greens. I like everything about this.

Lovely idea.

Bet that helps reduce waste