Post Your Funnies, Any Funnies. I need to laugh!

[Turoa Kiwi]

 

[Philpug]

If it wasn't for spell check I would be lost.

For me it was @SBrown and now @Wendy. I have been told @Andy Mink does some ghost editing too.

 

[oldschoolskier]

I'm sticking with english is a second language for me, mind you my spelling in the first is even worse

 

[Andy Mink]

For me it was @SBrown and now @Wendy. I have been told @Andy Mink does some ghost editing too.

Gotta keep the boss and bossette looking good!

 

[graham418]

 

[Varmintmist]

 

[Turoa Kiwi]

 

[Pat AKA mustski]

 

[John Webb]

 

[Turoa Kiwi]

When I was learning to drive I had real trouble driving backwards, I overcame it with reverse psychology.

 

[skibob]

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Not the sunroof, but . . . I am sure everyone here knows that little trick where if you crack a front window and a back window while driving in snow, the defrost works better? Well, it turns out it is really easy to forget you did that when you park.

 

[Slide of Hans]

 

[dbostedo]

I am sure everyone here knows that little trick where if you crack a front window and a back window while driving in snow, the defrost works better

Huh... I've never heard of that.

 

[skibob]

Huh... I've never heard of that.

Try it sometime. It creates an airflow that sucks out the humidity exhaled by humans. In Tahoe, the snow can come down so fast, that with a carful of humans (and a dog) the defrost can have trouble keeping up. Just venting out the moisture we exhale helps quite a bit.

 

[Varmintmist]

Huh... I've never heard of that.

Back to the glass half full thing. Your defroster is trying to push air into a closed space. If you provide a vent to let the pressure equalize, you can have air flow. Open any window, it doesnt matter. The principle is the same using window fans in a house. Some push cool air in, some push hot air out, if not you are not getting anywhere. This cannot be explained to wives.

 

[dbostedo]

Back to the glass half full thing. Your defroster is trying to push air into a closed space. If you provide a vent to let the pressure equalize, you can have air flow. Open any window, it doesnt matter. The principle is the same using window fans in a house. Some push cool air in, some push hot air out, if not you are not getting anywhere. This cannot be explained to wives.

Oh, I get it. It makes intuitive sense. But I've also never had an issue with my defroster not working fine with all the windows closed. Maybe I haven't had enough people/wet things generating a lot of moisture inside while driving.

 

[geepers]

 

[geepers]

 

[Varmintmist]

 

[Varmintmist]