Very cute!

Not that anyone has asked me recently, but my (theoretical) response is:

The worst colour is charcoal grey, aka “the same colour as the damn road!”. Having your car that colour is a great way to get smashed in to, on a foggy morning or rainy night.

“Egg-beater” is a known nick-name for this style of helicopter...

Every time I see this, I think “surely one big roundabout would be better than this mess?”

Yeah, I find the multi-lane roundabouts a bit odd, too. My theory is have a big, single lane roundabout, and merge AS you enter it (or, if lacking proper space, merge to one lane BEFORE the roundabout); single lane to exit (which can then spread back to multiple lanes if required).

Making roundabouts too small is part of the problem. There are some near me that are ridiculous; I nearly need to dislocate my shoulder to get the left-right sharp turns happening (when going “straight through”).

Yeah... you can only wear it if you don’t have any...

What is this travesty!?

My thought is to continuously transmit “I’m here (GPS) and I’m doing this (accelerate, brake, turn, maybe more complicated stuff), and perhaps other data (eg. emergency services)“.

Yeah, it’s a PERSON; not a trophy, a joke, a plaything or a game.

OS incompatibility; the two computer systems will refuse to talk to each other.

Yeah; as far as I can tell, pretty much all “reality tv” is based around one central premise: conflict. All they are is arguments on show.

What about accidental Easter Eggs? Ones caused by a glitch/interaction in the programming/hardware/whatever, causing cool or useful results?

Old game has Easter-Egg. Was hard to find.

I would suspect (no expert, no research) that the relay comes before the left/right switch. Because your hazard lights (both indicators) flash in sync.

The “automatic” should have given it away... I guess if you don’t know how the “guts” of an auto trans differs from a manual trans, it might be less obvious. The article doesn’t really point out that this is for manual trans only (er, mostly...).

Came here to say this (er, well, I would have tried; you did a much better job of explaining it than I would have managed...).

My theory: it’s on backwards, made for some-one a lot shorter/younger with sub-A-cup breasts.

Your question is too long...

Your question is too long...