Drop whatever you're doing, we have a situation in here! A stay-at-home mother has posted a picture of the 'impossible to open' cupboard and she needs your tips to open it without destroying these precious porcelain plates.
'A cupboard that can never be opened,' - read the caption. Of course, you can never throw words like 'never' online because soon after posting, the army of kind-hearted internauts came pouring in (16,000 reactions and 456 comments) to help this lady with getting her plates to safety.
What would you do in this situation? Post your answers below!
Update: The photo was actually taken after an earthquake in the Tottori Prefecture on October 21st, in a hotel owned by the Kishida family.
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#2861
It's time you try rusian roulette!!!! Should be fun.... please go pro the whole shabang!!!! I need some amuzment!!!
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#2862
No problem for the dwarves in The Hobbit (movie)
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#2863
Let them fall, let them break. Make them better and fix them like the Japanese: Kintsugi (or kintsukuroi) is a Japanese method for repairing broken ceramics with a special lacquer mixed with gold, silver, or platinum. The philosophy behind the technique is to recognize the history of the object and to visibly incorporate the repair into the new piece instead of disguising it.
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#2864
Flip the cardboard upside down and everything will go back to normal.
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#2865
Fill the house with sponge stress balls, then open the door.
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#2866
Call Chuck Norris. When plates see him, they will stock back itself and salute him.
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#2867
Open it, let 'em all fall. Grab hammer and destroy the rest that didn't break. Those are some ugly ass dishes.
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#2868
Move you're couch under the cabinet, open the cabinet. Cross your fingers.
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#2869
Call the fire department they rescue anything :)
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#2870
Look around and see if you can assemble a rudimentary lathe.
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#2871
The game is sticking, pull it out blow the cathridge and reinsert. The plated will be lined up properly when you pass it.
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#2872
Wait for eartquake
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#2873
Buy a rhinoceros.
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#2874
Remove the back panel of the cupboard, remove the plates from the rear! Simples!
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#2875
open the door a Crack and slide a piece of cardboard or thin plexiglass between door and plates. support plexiglass while opening door. slowly slide plexiglass to side while pushing back plates
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#2876
Too easy! Take the cupboard skydiving. Open the door as you are falling and safely gather dishes as they fall at the same speed as the cupboard.
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#2877
My 10 years old girl said, bring the cupboard to NASA, place it into a chamber and switch on the anti-gravity mode. There you can float away to collect your plates and bowls without breaking them.
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#2878
Open door very slightly. Have another person slide a thin metal sheet just behind the door then hold tight against the plate. Open the door; slide the metal sheet enough to readjust plates, ...
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#2879
It's obvious these dishes need to live free or die! Just open the door
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#2880
open a little and insert metal wire to place below the falling dish to support and open a little wider until you can stick you arm in.
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