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We're going to start this gallery with a disclaimer: Please do not ever under any circumstances try any of these configurations at home.
Many people believe that it is bad luck to walk under a ladder, a superstition that dates back to the medieval times. While that can't be proven, we can prove that it's dangerous, especially if the ladder you are walking under is being used by one of these idiots. Click ahead for more fun photos of morons who don't know how to properly use a ladder.
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2 of 15I may be wrong, but I feel like there is a better way to fix the chimney of the other building...like maybe just going over to that other building instead of using a ladder over a 50-foot drop off.
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3 of 15What do you get when you combine a metal ladder, a swimming pool, and power tools that require electricity? Answer: a potential death by electrocution.
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4 of 15If the fall doesn't kill this guy when that branch breaks, then the chainsaw sure will.
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5 of 15Kids? Kids! Little help?!
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6 of 15To be fair, moving a large couch down three flights of stairs is just as likely to put someone in the hospital.
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7 of 15This is more terrifying than watching that guy walk the tightrope across the Grand Canyon.
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Wife: Honey, maybe you should just get a taller ladder?
Husband: Nuts to that! I have two perfectly good picnic tables I can stack on top of each other, then use a couple cinder blocks and balance it all on the electricity meter. Problem solved.
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9 of 15It's cool, that guy at the bottom will catch him.
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10 of 15This ladder already started falling when he put it up.
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11 of 15Adding power lines into the mix only makes better for ladder idiots.
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12 of 15This doesn't look so bad -- oh my god he is balancing the ladder on rungs of another ladder!
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13 of 15I don't even know how that's possible.
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14 of 15Totally worth risking a horrible death to clean that tiny window.
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15 of 15Next: Very Funny Bumper StickersAnd finally, everyone's favorite idiot on a ladder -- Clark Griswold.