I've been seeing more cars with their emergency blinkers on the interstate and I saw two of them in town with theirs on sitting on the side of the road Friday. Must be this whacko weather.
I've been seeing more cars with their emergency blinkers on the interstate and I saw two of them in town with theirs on sitting on the side of the road Friday. Must be this whacko weather.
Yea, probably. My car has been fine so far. 😆Probably the wind if it's as windy there as it is here. It's a lot more noticeable in a boxy shaped vehicle at higher speeds.
Yeah, I don't really notice it in either of my cars either. My truck and my wife's SUV it's definitely noticeable though. The box trucks at work get blown all over the place by wind gusts, especially when they're empty. I guess cars are more aerodynamic and lower to the ground.Yea, probably. My car has been fine so far. 😆
More weight helps, but a box or box trailer is like a big sail catching the wind.Yeah, lots if big rigs have been blown and tipped over to their sides lately on the freeways here due to the freaky strong winds lately. I've always thought those are too heavy for it to happen, but apparently not.
In theory (I guess) it's more hygienic since everyone who uses the sink to wash their hands doesn't have to touch the handles (thus no need to worry about bacteria or whatever building up and being spread). As long as it works right, I'm fine with it. I've never seen them not work right but I suppose it happens.I was in the bathroom at work and noticed the faucets that turn on automatically when you put your hand under it seemed to come on by itself. No one was standing there. I saw it on then it turned off and then on again right in front of my eyes. Lol At first I was confused but then I was thinking it must've just been messed up.
I don't like those faucets and wonder why they still even have that kind. 😆 But there are two others in the same bathroom that weren't like those so I just use that kind, which is better anyways.
I just turn it off with my wrist when I'm done. Yea, I've never seen them not work right, either. LolIn theory (I guess) it's more hygienic since everyone who uses the sink to wash their hands doesn't have to touch the handles (thus no need to worry about bacteria or whatever building up and being spread). As long as it works right, I'm fine with it. I've never seen them not work right but I suppose it happens.
Part of me really wishes she would try running for the council again for her town, and then someone catches and takes a footage of her stealing paper towels. That would be.... pretty fun.
I've always been very fond of a good quality paper towel myself. I guess it's just too hard for her to resist.![]()
I remember my mom and one of my aunts use to have a knack of stealing big stacks of paper towels from these kinds of dispensers from restrooms, as she just quickly cramps it all in a bag she carries. I never knew who started doing so, and one of the copied the other. Apparently my mom still does this nowadays according to her husband. He tells me they have 2 full large sized garbage bags worth of it just sitting on the garage. From a person who now lives in a multi-million dollar home and owns several other properties that costs more.
Part of me really wishes she would try running for the council again for her town, and then someone catches and takes a footage of her stealing paper towels. That would be.... pretty fun.