/r/DiWHY
Ever try fixing things on your own? Didn't come out the way they were supposed to? Do you stand there questioning your whole life? If so, post your results here to DiWHY (Pronounced: Dee Eye WHY). Where shitty projects from DIY live prosperously.
If at any time you feel that a specific post isn't living up to the sub (be gentle as this is a humor sub, not meant to be taken seriously), please feel free to report (give exact reason) and let your voice be heard with downvotes and comments.
Ever try fixing things on your own? Didn't come out the way they were supposed to? Do you stand there questioning your whole life? If so, post your results here to DiWHY (Pronounced: Dee Eye WHY). Where shitty projects from DIY live prosperously.
Simple Rules: Expose a DIY PROJECT in which one of 2 things can occur:
If at any time you feel that a specific post isn't living up to this requirement (be gentle as this is a humor sub, not meant to be taken seriously) please feel free to report (give exact reason) and let your voice be heard with downvotes and comments.
Words to live by: "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could; that they didn't stop to think if they should!"
/r/DiWHY
I could have asked a work colleague to help, but I thought I had it covered.
Looks like a silhouette of a city at night. Kinda cool.
Update for those who didn’t believe me when I said they thought it was done, here’s a photo I took yesterday (from a different angle). It’s finished alright….
How inefficient is this?
The result? An unwanted de septic tank in the crawlspace!
Had to do a double take when I drove by.
Saw this on Instagram and it didn’t seem to be an old April Fool’s. Someone has spent a long time treating moss and then sticking it around the edges of their bathroom tiles. This is the final product.
Made with (top to bottom) dried parmesan cheese, dried meat and powdered spaghetti sauce, and crushed pasta.
It is by far, one of my most interesting works of art. I hope you enjoy. bows