In this DIY project I don't know if they were converting a closet into a washroom, or adding a wider door to make the washroom wheelchair accessible, or for some other objective. Whatever the original vision was, I don't think privacy was factored in. I would call this semi-private at best. If you "just had to go" would you be able to go here?

As a boat launch in the event of a major flood, this driveway has its benefits. As an entry way for anything other than a monster truck, this has its limitations. Any regular vehicle using this will be paying a visit to the nearest "Minus Muffler" franchise. Your car will be less likely to be stolen though. After all, only fit felons will filch from this facility. Agree?

Every DIY person has to start somewhere. These drawers may have come in a kit with easy assembly instructions. After following all steps to the letter, you step back and admire the finished project. It is only then you realize that the placement now presents a clear problem. I will call this one "Dueling Drawers" A silver lining is you will have to keep 50% fewer junk items in these drawers or be prepared to never see them again. Can you think of a fix for this problem? (comments)

Door to door sales people can sometimes be a problem. Something tells me the homeowner behind this doorbell fix isn't the type that appreciates company. I have no idea what might happen if you do touch those wires together. A bell may ring or a bomb may go off. Hopefully you will be well grounded if/when you try it. Or better yet, you won't try it at all. In the words of Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry - "Do you feel lucky." Well do you?