Clever People Who Got Their Way Without Technically Breaking Any Rules

A "solar-Powered Clothes Dryer" was advertised by him.

When a local was selling solar-powered clothes dryers, people were ecstatic, but the excitement wasn't long-lasting. As soon as they opened the gift they received in the mail, they became disappointed to discover something unexpected. All they received was a clothing line, which, when you think about it, isn't exactly a swindle. We're fairly certain the salesman would concur with that assertion as well.

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Even though this Californian made a great deal of money before being discovered for his scam, manipulating language doesn't necessarily imply wrongdoing.

"No Cameras Allowed, No Problem," said Grandma.

This art gallery forbade photography in order to preserve the calibre of the artworks on display. However, this woman chose to copy one of the paintings because she truly wanted to be able to recall the ones she was looking at and loved. She is obviously a very gifted artist. And it appears that she turned into yet another work of art that fortunate viewers can appreciate. Really, the museum ought to think about employing her.

This painting is far superior to any photo that could have been captured by a camera because it remarkably resembles the original that she used as a reference.

The President of Belarus Banned Democratic Flags That Time

Belarus made the decision to outlaw democratic flags, with dire repercussions for anyone found flying one. People in the nation nevertheless managed to express their political opinions without formally breaching any laws in order to avoid that. Laundry needs to be hung and dried anyhow, so why not hang them in democratic colours to promote unity? If you truly think about it, the notion is brilliant.

The people of Belarus were inventive when it came to finding ways to irritate the authorities without breaching the law, using everything from bras and knickers to T-shirts and even umbrellas.