ChatterBank13 mins ago
Well, I Never Knew That!
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There are a lot of things other people seem to know automatically but I only know when I've been told (often a lot of explanation is needed).
I must have been in my 30s when I found out that the map of the London Underground does not follow the actual routes.
Anything gave you that 'lightbulb moment' that makes you feel like an idiot?
I must have been in my 30s when I found out that the map of the London Underground does not follow the actual routes.
Anything gave you that 'lightbulb moment' that makes you feel like an idiot?
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Lorry drivers have tended to say thanks by alternating left an right indicators. However this is more problematic now. Many vehicles now are set up so that if you nudge the indicator without clicking it on, it gives up to five flashes. Useful for lane changes, and ensures the indicator isn't left on my mistake.
As a result some drivers have reverted to switching lights on and off, which probably is what Andy has seen. Others opt to switch the hazards on and off.
As a result some drivers have reverted to switching lights on and off, which probably is what Andy has seen. Others opt to switch the hazards on and off.
Every dozen or so episodes of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire used to include a "fastest finger first" segment where the contestants had to order four sums in ascending order, e.g.
14 x 7
14 + 7
14 ÷ 7
14 - 7
No actual calculation was required. So long as the first number is larger than the second (and it always was) the order is always the same: division, subtraction, addition, multiplication.
14 x 7
14 + 7
14 ÷ 7
14 - 7
No actual calculation was required. So long as the first number is larger than the second (and it always was) the order is always the same: division, subtraction, addition, multiplication.