
Submitted by: Kyle
It works, but it could do with a little more asbestos to keep the heat in. ~Not-So-Handy Andy
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Submitted by: Kyle
It works, but it could do with a little more asbestos to keep the heat in. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

Submitted by: Jon
This better be the model that shoots flames out of the exhaust, because one pass on the lawn should be more than enough. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

Submitted by: Unknown
As a grown man, Kevin McCallister has finally realized his dream of booby-trapping every room in his home. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

Submitted by: Unknown
For the love of god, DO NOT lift it out of the bowl while it’s still spinning. ~Not-So-Handy Andy
Favorite Comment: The Bride said, “Am I the only one who is disturbed by the thought of the stains this person must be leaving in the pan to necessitate the invention of this?”
Thursday again, eh? Let’s go into the past this week by checking out the world’s most badass hammer. Steam hammers were upside-down hanging pistons developed during the 19th century to forge large pieces of metal. Invented in 1836, the colossal god of these was introduced in a small French town in 1877.


Submitted by: ERICK CALDERA
This fort brought to you by the world’s worst best father. ~Not-So-Handy Andy
Favorite Comment: Sarkasm said, “Knights that fart in your general direction not included.”

Submitted by: Caroline
Because when he’s reversing, you’ll hopefully be luckier than the protected forest he just drove through. ~Not-So-Handy Andy
Favorite Comment: Onion said, “You’ll see him lumbering down the street.”

Or did you just come up with the best anti-theft solution in history? ~Not-So-Handy Andy

Much like a certain red-nosed reindeer, this chair went from laughing stock to savior. ~Not-So-Handy Andy
Favorite Comment: bob_super said, “We apologize for the accidental change in the direction of gravity, just rotate the chair and keep enjoying you meal.”