It started as a joke.
One of those “this will be funny for five seconds” ideas.
Someone pulled out a tube of superglue.
Someone else laughed.
No one thought it through.
Next thing they knew, their hands were glued together.
At first?
Hysterical laughter.
Phones came out.
“This is going viral,” someone said.
Then reality hit.
They tried pulling their hands apart.
Nothing.
They tried soap.
Water.
Oil.
Panic.
The glue wasn’t budging — and now their hands were sticky, stiff, and completely useless.
They couldn’t wash them.
They couldn’t eat properly.
They couldn’t even use their phones to Google how to fix it.
That’s when the laughter stopped.
What started as a dumb joke turned into full-blown regret.
One bad decision.
One tiny tube of glue.
Zero exit plan.
Minutes felt like hours.
Finally, someone said it out loud:
“This might actually be the dumbest idea we’ve ever had.”
Lesson learned the hard way:
Some ideas don’t need to be tried —
they need to be stopped immediately.
