Worst Inventions Ever

[AncientMuse]

HaHaHa!...

I remember that now...spray-on hair!

Not sure how this turns out on a rainy day without an umbrella.

We should ask John Travolta, I'm sure he knows how it holds out in a rain storm...

 

[Hoof Hearted]

I didn't know rat carcass toupees were making a comeback.

 

[Johnnny]

The safe place.

 

[Bar Sinister]

I'd have to go with the electric can opener.

I mean, some guy actually thought to himself..."This 3 or 4 turns of my wrist is wasting my damn time! There MUST be a better way!!"

Then he invented the dumbest money-waster of all time.

What's your choice for the most ridiculous man-made invention?

We use an electric can opener? Why? Because in the last five years we have tried multiple manual can openers and every one of them has broken - even the high tech $25 dollar models. Some of the openers lasted less than two months. We've had an electric for a year now and it still works fine.



But if you want a useless and unnecessary invention how about bottled water? Not only is it incredibly expensive compared to tap water, but most of it comes from the same source as tap water anyway. Not only that but the plastic bottles are a major environmental problem.

 

[hunterclail1221]

Been hooked with videos on kitchen gadgets and it's unbelievable how many useless stuff people come up with. There's a banana slicer (hello, knife!!), and automatic spinning fork for your pasta, and those pizza scissors that actually make things harder.