No, not voltage, current.
iamdefinitelyoverthirteen
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When I was a kid, me and my dad were riding in the truck with my grandpa downtown in a small central valley (California) town. They had recently started a trolley service, but it was in the lanes with the regular traffic and they only went about 15 mph. They were not widely used, since it was only available downtown and this small town is entirely car-dependent. My grandpa was getting more and more frustrated at the trolley in front of us, and as we were getting to the end of downtown he says "I bet there's only one clown on this goddamn trolley." Without skipping a beat, the trolley stopped to let out one singular person-- a man in clown costume.
It was the funniest fucking thing. I still crack up at it, 30 years later.
Clever.
My grandpa ran over a woman who walked into the street late at night. There was no way for him to have avoided it. He did not get in trouble. This was in California.
You still can't afford to eat at McDonald's though.
Holy shit, how do you not know there's hydrazine in the water?
I applied and got an interview at M$ for hololens. They told me at the interview oh by the way it is for army hololens kill cams. I thanked them for their time and left.
...but how many punkins can it be chunkin?
Executives and management on the factory floor. I'm sure the technicians and assemblers will just love that.
Technology Connections made a video about these bad boys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEm-2giH_zw
When I was stationed in Japan, I lived in a house off base for a while that had a trap door in the kitchen. The trap door opened up a decently large compartment for food storage. In the summer, it was dry goods and non perishables; in the winter it was supplemental fridge space. I wish that was a thing here.
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Man, that really sucks, because I really liked Uline shit.