Clever People Who Got Their Way Without Technically Breaking Any Rules

Some claim that breaking the rules was intended. But these folks say they were supposed to be followed and used for your own gain. And it appears that adopting their strategy is far more enjoyable than breaking the rules has ever been. Here's some (laughable) motivation for the next time you need to get ahead of the system, from youngsters who outwitted their parents to adults who outsmarted the neighbourhood rules.

They Wore Skorts Since Shorts Were Banned

After learning that other colleagues would no longer permit them to wear shorts, these UPS workers made the decision to dress differently. They chose to wear skorts, which are about as comfy and as near to the prohibited article of apparel as possible, in place of shorts. They chose to flaunt their brand-new attire in this photo since they were so happy with their move. Well done; it's really deserved.

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These guys went for the next best thing after shorts because they wanted to play the system and have a little fun. Their manager had to be laughing out at how smart they were.

The Protests Are Prohibited by the Russian Government

These demonstrators used an easel and painting to make their thoughts heard because it is illegal to protest in Russia and can result in harsh penalties. This type of protest was so brilliant since any authority passing by would undoubtedly assume this bunch was just doing art. Furthermore, there were technically no regulations broken, even though the cops realised what was going on very soon. These citizens should not have to stoop to this, but they have discovered a brilliant workaround!

They were astute about it since they were able to maintain their positions. They managed to brew sweet lemonade with the sour oranges that Russia handed them.

When the HOA forbids pride flags but leaves lights up

Despite the opposition of the Home Owners Association, these homeowners were adamant about decorating their home for pride. Since it was against the law to fly flags, they figured up a way to break the law and make their house stand out from the others. Rather of using flags to encircle their house, they were able to install rainbow lights, which have a far superior appearance.

We hope that the Home Owners Association saw this as a sign to give up and allow every individual to express themselves (with respect) as they see fit.