#1 - There's even an arrow pointing RIGHT AT the cash slot. I'd call him a moron, but I have to admit that using new and strange machines can be really confusing, and it's easy and common to miss the obvious. Doubly so in strange, unfamiliar, and stressful surroundings. #2 - Old guy probably can't taste the salt anyway. And now the whole batch needs to be tossed because it's so over salted it'll give anyone trying to eat it diarrhea. OTOH, it's not the kind of mistake you'd make unless you're REALLY familiar with the process of cooking, to the point that you're operating on autopilot. #7 - Proof positive that people who claim there's only ONE right way to put toilet paper on the holder have neither pets nor kids. Or at least have pets and kids who never did that. If your kids (or pets) don't do THAT, then it's safe to put it on the holder in a way it's easier to get some off. And if your kids (or pets) *do* that shit, it's usually easier and simpler to just put the TP on backwards until they're trained or grown out of it.
Same with conventions of closing the bathroom door, really. It's an easy way to indicate that the bathroom's available. But if you have a toddler, it's also an easy way to let them make a(nother) horrible mess. So if you have a toddler who can't be trusted at the moment, close the door. And everyone MUST knock first. (And remember to lock the door because somebody WILL forget!) If you don't have a toddler, then you can leave the door open, and everyone can assume that if it's closed there's probably somebody in there.
Re. #1. I watched a video, probably Yootube, of a youngster totally baffled by a Walkman cassette player and a separate music cassette. He even tried to swipe it through the open Walkman.I Seen similar with rotating dial telephone. And no doubt with a steering column mounted stick shift. So don't mock us oldies.
#3 That kid's balance is about as bad as mine these days. My balancer doesn't work right for some reason, and I could not pass a field sobriety test for all the money in the world.
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#1 - There's even an arrow pointing RIGHT AT the cash slot. I'd call him a moron, but I have to admit that using new and strange machines can be really confusing, and it's easy and common to miss the obvious. Doubly so in strange, unfamiliar, and stressful surroundings.
ReplyDelete#2 - Old guy probably can't taste the salt anyway. And now the whole batch needs to be tossed because it's so over salted it'll give anyone trying to eat it diarrhea. OTOH, it's not the kind of mistake you'd make unless you're REALLY familiar with the process of cooking, to the point that you're operating on autopilot.
#7 - Proof positive that people who claim there's only ONE right way to put toilet paper on the holder have neither pets nor kids. Or at least have pets and kids who never did that. If your kids (or pets) don't do THAT, then it's safe to put it on the holder in a way it's easier to get some off. And if your kids (or pets) *do* that shit, it's usually easier and simpler to just put the TP on backwards until they're trained or grown out of it.
Same with conventions of closing the bathroom door, really. It's an easy way to indicate that the bathroom's available. But if you have a toddler, it's also an easy way to let them make a(nother) horrible mess. So if you have a toddler who can't be trusted at the moment, close the door. And everyone MUST knock first. (And remember to lock the door because somebody WILL forget!) If you don't have a toddler, then you can leave the door open, and everyone can assume that if it's closed there's probably somebody in there.
John G
Re. #1. I watched a video, probably Yootube, of a youngster totally baffled by a Walkman cassette player and a separate music cassette. He even tried to swipe it through the open Walkman.I
DeleteSeen similar with rotating dial telephone.
And no doubt with a steering column mounted stick shift.
So don't mock us oldies.
#10 for the win. Though #7 is a pleasure to watch on repeat. A perfect faceplant. Dumb broad...
ReplyDelete#3 Not the brightest bulb in the box....
ReplyDelete#3 Run Forrest, run
ReplyDelete#5 How do you sneak up on a fox?
ReplyDelete#10 And he can do your taxes.....
ReplyDelete#1 And this broke-dick votes.....
ReplyDeleteAnd #1 is a white guy...
ReplyDeleteThat dog is pretty smart. Better at it than me for sure.
ReplyDelete#5- cute enough, but patting a wild critter could have turned out very badly.
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Deletei expected him to get bit.
#9 Peacocks are aggressive birds
ReplyDeleteGenerally these made me think what the hell
ReplyDelete#10 Australian Cattle Dogs are smart and agile.
ReplyDeleteLast video. What a good dog that dog is at jumping rope.
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#3 I'm betting is in China based on the soup they call cement with maybe three pieces of rebar in it.
ReplyDelete#3 That kid's balance is about as bad as mine these days. My balancer doesn't work right for some reason, and I could not pass a field sobriety test for all the money in the world.
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