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Despite what you've seen on "The Office," gentle teasing at work usually indicates that your coworkers like you. They forward you funny emails? Good sign. They play a friendly prank? It's just for laughs. In Walt's case, his colleagues expressed their fondness for him by taking to his car with a case or more of sticky notes. They covered the tires, plastered the roof, smothered the bumper, and lavished extra care on the side view mirrors and gas cap. Not only did they meticulously service Walt's ride, but they practically glowed while doing it. "About a dozen" employees lent their paper-affixing skills to the job, pulling it off in less than two hours. By the time they were done, Walt's slick champagne-colored Jag had been transformed into an amazing Technicolor novelty car that's ready to take notes. We just wish we could have witnessed Walt's response to this flourish of workplace love.

Many big cities around the world are plagued by a shortage of parking. Heading downtown for a busy day of shopping in cities such as New York, London, or San Francisco can become an epic ordeal in patience as you circle aimlessly in search of that elusive space. At this site, however, finding a spot couldn't be easier. Granted, these cars don't take up much room. A few cheeky people have cleverly altered the perspective of the photos, taking shots of toy cars held up next to real cars, making it appear as though the toys are parked next to their larger automotive brothers and sisters. The resulting photos feature humorous parking scenarios from Australia to the Netherlands to Spain and back to the U.S. If you want to impress your city slicker friends with your toy-car parking karma, submit a photo and show off your expertise. Finding the perfect spot was never so easy.

You see them rollin' down the road, posing with pride in the parking garage, and waiting longingly in the used-car lot. Commonly known as "beaters," these mobile eyesores are chronicled on this tongue-in-cheek site. Thoughtfully classified by type and augmented by humorous commentary and high-quality photos, the site offers prime examples of what rust, dented fenders, mangled modifications, and awful accessories can do to a once-proud hoopty. We thoroughly enjoyed perusing prime beaters, including the woeful Mustang of Dezire, the sadly hilarious Mega Pipe, and the astonishingly dismal Caffeine Cougar. Get off your tailpipe and visit this tribute to atrocious autos.