Let it begin.

Here's the first, and one of my favorites.  It breaks a couple of clear, established anchor rules.  Rule #1 thrown to the wind:  "metal to nylon, nylon to metal".   This has about one exception, and that's if you're clipping a straight gate or wire gate 'biner to a bolt.  I think that their heart was in the right place; they were trying to extend their anchor to prevent the rope from running over rocks and grass.  The problem with this method though, is rule #2: carabiners chained together, left to their own wiley devices quickly become unchained, even with a little wriggle room.  Locking carabiners would be safer, but still a long ways from ideal.  I believe a cordelette is in order.  Why use eight clip 'biners and a few sewn slings when you could use one 20-25' piece of 7 mm perlon?  Simpler and safer. Not only that, but a lot cheaper.   Problem solved.