Hot Rods Safety first

My youngest daughter sent me this today....thought I'd share it with the safest guys I know.
Something tells me safety never entered their mind though.

 

What could go wrong?

 

I've done some desperate things, but that is fucked up.

 

he'll get that pesky road runner this time!

 

That can't possibly be real. Nobody is that stupid!

 

2 AM and a case latter. Hope no one gets hurt can't change stupid

 

Everybody knows you are not supposed to use bricks and concrete blocks on their sides like that.

 

An OSHA inspector would get writer's cramp just LOOKING at that mess, & NO I don't want to see the AFTER pics!! Ron White is again proven correct : "You can't fix STUPID....."

 

at least the propane tanks have the little plastic safety plugs.

 

Wow!- genius - "said that it would drop right in" - will have to watch for the you tube video - should call 911 now

 

Dude... FFFFFFFFFF that.

 

That ain't in North America...not that it really matters but desperation and lack of resources comes to mind...sad...it really is...imagine the craftiness built into the rolling part of the equation...

 

They should have at least wrapped some gorilla tape around the beam and the top of the ladder.

 

Those are forklift fuel tanks at the bottom aren't they? I think its photo shopped...

 

You just can't fix stupid!

 

What’s wrong with it??? Lol

Look at the ladder rods that keep the two halves together,,,,the metal hinges that keep the ladder from opening too wide.
They are not taught,,,,,no load on the ladders.
I think it is a good photo shop fake.

Tommy

 

Looks OK to me, the motor & trans are just hanging there, no one is around....What do you suppose the guy was standing on to reach the come-a-long handle when he was lifting it up? Next question: Why do you suppose the motor & trans have to be 5' in the air?

 

"Film at 11:00."

There's got to be a dandy "FAIL" video out there somewhere!

 

They should have used extension ladders and eliminated all that unsafe stacking.

 

Besides those ladders are rated at 300 pounds, no overload there !

 

Someone about to win a Darwin Award and its not a good one to win.

 

They needed some of those ratchet straps from the dollar store to secure the wood plank to the ladders.

 

I wondered about it being fake, but who'd go to that much trouble?

 

Gravity Check, coming up (or should I say down)!

 

Probably some good ol' boys with a pickup?????.....

 

This could have been prevented if they hadn't outlawed Lawn Darts. The herd needs thinning.

 

The auto world's answer to a nutcracker...

 

Ethnic cleansing!

 

The gene pool needs an occasional shot of chlorine...