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1d ago
inTold my kids the Wi-Fi was broken, watched them read for 40 minutes straight
Did your kids actually stay off the screens the whole time? My buddy pulled the same trick last summer, told his boys the router overheated and needed to "rest," and they disappeared into their rooms for two hours. Turns out they just found an old tablet in a drawer and watched videos on that instead, so he got zero quiet and a dead battery. Kids are basically little hackers when it comes to finding a signal.
1d ago
inPaid $95 for a plastic sheet draped over my car in St. Louis and it saved me a $1,400 respray
Ran a cover on my truck for two winters straight, same deal. Biggest thing nobody mentions is moisture. If you throw it on a wet car you get mold spots and that can eat the clear coat too. Let it breathe. I leave mine loose at the bottom so air moves through. Also wash the cover itself every couple months, hose it down and hang it, because it collects grit and then it's sandpaper on your roof. And yeah you nailed it on the tight fit, bungee the corners or it's game over in the wind. Ray's Civic story is the classic mistake, put it on dirty once and you're buffing swirls for a year. That said for a hundred bucks it's still the best money I've spent on car care.
1d ago
Am I the only one who remembers when Tut's mask beard fell off in 2014 and thought it was fake news?
Saw that story back in 2014 and it was very real, the beard got knocked off during some cleaning work at the museum. The glue failed and it popped right off the chin, there's actual video of it sitting there on the mask. I get why people thought it was fake because it sounded like a joke, a 3,000 year old beard falling off like a cheap toy. But the museum had to glue it back on with beeswax, and they talked about it openly. So yeah, it really happened, it just got buried under all the other weird news that year.