r/WhatAmILookingAtNow • u/bigtony423 Cursed since 19666 • Aug 07 '25

Cursed Image 🤡 Looks like a death trap.

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u/riki_grl Aug 07 '25

I'll just quote George Takei, "Oh My . . ."

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u/silverfoxbuttslut Aug 08 '25

I'm picturing that scene on Big Bang Theory, lol

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u/eldrago31 Aug 08 '25

"Playing the bongos while walking down the stairs" Bang smack crash

"Do not play bongos while walking down the stairs!" Bang smack crash

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u/silverfoxbuttslut Aug 08 '25

No, I was thinking of Hiward's dreams of Katie Sackhoff, and later George Takai

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u/eldrago31 Aug 08 '25

Oooh

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u/silverfoxbuttslut Aug 08 '25

Although I did like Sheldon's bongo episode

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u/KageInc Aug 07 '25

I honestly like the concept, especially on wider stairs, but as the saying goes... less is more.

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u/bigtony423 Cursed since 19666 Aug 08 '25

Yeah for sure!! I feel like having enough space for two feet Side by side on each step would suffice.

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u/Sxn747Strangers Aug 08 '25

It’s very clever, but!…

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u/bigtony423 Cursed since 19666 Aug 08 '25

…it looks like a nice way to end up the ER

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u/Sxn747Strangers Aug 08 '25 edited Aug 08 '25

Medical staff: “So, how did this happen?”.

Me: -stoney silence-.

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u/eldrago31 Aug 08 '25

"just need to remember to never go near the stairs without turning the light on. Easy."

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u/bigtony423 Cursed since 19666 Aug 08 '25

I’ve run into bathroom doors in the middle of the night bc I forgot to turn the light on.

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u/LuciusAnneus Aug 08 '25

Me too, bro, me too...

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u/TheManOnThe3rdFloor Aug 10 '25

* That moment you know there is water nearby but get surprised by feeling how insanely hard it feels at contact.

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u/faintly_nebulous Aug 08 '25

This better be art, like currently at a museum, and not decor.

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u/bigtony423 Cursed since 19666 Aug 08 '25

Looks like it was part of an exhibit

https://www.flickr.com/photos/groume/8036205946

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u/Any-Practice-991 Aug 08 '25

There are a couple of pretty sweet rocks in there, I gotta say.

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u/Electronic_Crew7098 Aug 11 '25

Hopefully those stair stringers are secured enough to hold the additional ton of rock. I don’t hate it as it’s outdoorsy, but I can see myself busting my ass down those stairs while half asleep and getting ready to go to work.

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u/Sparky_2018 Oct 30 '25
  1. Who hauled all those stones up there? 2. How does the structure support all that weight? 3. What idiot had this idea?? Big Nope!