starlionblue
Starlionblue
starlionblue

Braking at the wrong place in turns is a big one for me. You see it all the time. A driver enters the corner too fast (but still easily within the handling envelope of the car), then brakes a third in, further destabilising the car. On the brakes all the way out of the corner, then accelerate hard.

In Sweden lights on all the time is the law.

Ewwwww.

The infamous “putty” colour. Gross...

This. After years of nagging, my kids have learned that we don’t leave food lying around and we wipe down surfaces that have crumbs and such.

Depends on climate and amount of sweat produced. Living in the tropics and being a sweater, I’m rather cautious. ;)

When I worked for a cosmetics company, I learned the importance of toner and moisturiser for men**.

This is good Kinja...

Growing up small town, all Asians were considered the same. Except for Filipinos, for some reason. People here really hate Filipinos. I’ve never quite figured out why.

Certainly there are times when the staff is less than nice to staff travelers. In any large organization, there will be those who are bitter and miserable.

Captains have the experience and training, not to mention the responsibility, to handle the entire operation.

A good captain works in concert with the cabin manager. Of course in operational matters the captain decides, but when it comes to the passengers the cabin manager is the expert.

I don’t think there’s such a point, or at least there isn’t one for practical purposes. I suppose energy is used when converting calories in to fat, then back from fat, but it seems to be negligible in context.

I can’t answer exactly, but given how widespread the Filipino population is around the world, it can’t be that uncommon.

Don’t forget Tagalog. ;)

“Most of Europe” might be overstating it. As Kadilak says it depends where in Europe you are.

Indeed. Chinese characters aren’t even an alphabet, for that matter.

HAHAHA!Not even close but I am chortling at the thought.