What is the wrong way to use chopsticks?
Not long ago, there were several popular videos on the internet where the upper part of the chopsticks were broken in order to use them as a coaster. This turned out to be a fake. You can’t do this with regular chopsticks. Actually, the connection at the top of the chopsticks is just supposed to be a sign that nobody has used them before you. And the chopstick rest is called hashioki.
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Martial 4 year s ago
If you put any weight on the airplane seat’s ears, they move, defeating their purpose.
The airplane seat’s ears don’t work as intended.
The airplane seat’s ears don’t work as intended.
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Gorgeous 4 year s ago
The person who writes these are stupid, not all of these are correct.
Beer Bottles designed to be held in one hand, and drunk out of directly, have their shape constrained by human anatomy. The lower part of the bottle needs to have a diameter that can be grasped securely. The bottle mouth needs to fit into the human mouth, and have a shape that won't produce leakage when you drink from it.
When was the last time anyone got a French fry container from McDonald's like that?
They stopped using those in the late 90's.
Beer Bottles designed to be held in one hand, and drunk out of directly, have their shape constrained by human anatomy. The lower part of the bottle needs to have a diameter that can be grasped securely. The bottle mouth needs to fit into the human mouth, and have a shape that won't produce leakage when you drink from it.
When was the last time anyone got a French fry container from McDonald's like that?
They stopped using those in the late 90's.
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Tymusz 4 year s ago
@Gorgeous : Calling people stupid in the sentence 'the person are' turns it right around, no?
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Limited 4 year s ago
BONUS ONE. works in some, but not in all.
The airplane seat’s ears don’t work as intended.
Beer Bottles designed to be held in one hand, and drunk out of directly, have their shape constrained by human anatomy. The lower part of the bottle needs to have a diameter that can be grasped securely. The bottle mouth needs to fit into the human mouth, and have a shape that won't produce leakage when you drink from it.
When was the last time anyone got a French fry container from McDonald's like that?
They stopped using those in the late 90's.