Revealing The Hidden Meanings Of Everyday Objects

Morey 1 year ago

#2: Flow limiters are a PITA!! Takes forever to fill a pot of water or take a shower. I discard them whenever possible- which is almost always. dance3

Mamie 1 year ago

Morey,

Yeah you remove that cr#p and have a real shower.

Midge 1 year ago

Morey,
lol remember low flow toilets? yeah that Totally worked.

Hez 1 year ago

#5 It's the biggest bullsh*t I have ever heard in my life. Try to breathe through the hole in the lollipop stick for 10 minutes before you write things like that.

Asa 1 year ago

#7 not to forget that some convenient (laptop) keyboards like those of Lenovo also separate the function keys: you have a small distance between F4 <-> F5, F8 <-> F9, and between F12 <-> Print / Num Lock etc.

Unfortunately, some manufactures like Dell start to forget those gaps nowadays.

Ellender 1 year ago

Asa, Changing to a different keyboard when you know touch can be a pain. Even small differences in key distance/placement can screw the text up a lot before muscle memory adapts....

Donald 1 year ago

I've owned countless button up shirts in my lifetime, and never had that oddball button on one of them.

Prissy 4 month s ago

#1 Bovine Excrement. It prevents it from exploding when you drop it.

#8 Tupperware is a brand of container not a type.

#12 No shit Captain obvious.

No shit Captain obvious

The thing that dangles from a shower head

This allows you to change the shower setting. It is typically called a “shower head diverter” or a “shower head switch.” It is often a small lever or button that you can turn or push to switch between different water flow options, like a rain shower, a massage setting, or a more concentrated spray.