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 circle top on Glad Tupperware

Glad Tupperware is a great example of how even the most seemingly simple and straightforward items can have hidden features that can make our lives easier and more convenient. For instance, the circle top can be used to separate liquids from other foods in the container.