Clever People Who Got Their Way Without Technically Breaking Any Rules

"Only Using Food, Tell Us Where You Live" was the assignment.

Although there may be a unique connection between Doritos and Glasgow, the only thing that grabs our notice is how well the chip functioned as a pointer. Fingers are usually meant for that kind of thing, but this delicious nibble was just as good, if not better. Particularly considering that Glasgow appears to be extremely little and obscure on the map, we assume he took the greatest hint he could.

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You probably didn't realise that the sharp side of Doritos chips could also be used as a pointer at any moment, despite the fact that they are already among the greatest foods on the planet.

Save Your Shirts from Being Ruined by Those Pesky Stains

This guy was sipping beer when he smeared his shirt, and then it dawned on him. He grabbed a black marker and made the spots resemble islands since he wanted to conserve it in some way. The outcome was a stylish t-shirt that appeared to have been purchased from an island souvenir shop somewhere in the world. Additionally, it produced the ideal setting for a photo for a variety of reasons.

With just a stain, a marker, and a clever man to create a work of art, this shirt appears incredibly polished and elegant.

The Best of Engineering

Since bikes are meant to be ridden, the nine-year-old who owns this one assumed he could figure out how to fix it. He thought it would function flawlessly as always, so he fastened a broken lawnmower component to the front of his bike. We hope he bought a new bike eventually, because we don't know how long those zip ties will endure.

Even though the cousin of the person in question fixed his damaged bike in a brilliant manner, he still felt it was worthy of a photo.