We have a COUCH! =D After much tedious searching (and a considerable amount of driving on Joe’s part) we have secured a place for our visitors to rest their rump.
Or for me to nap. Which I plan to do lots of as it is a very comfortable sectional. We tried to decide between the more colorful version and the classic black and white decor, but as everything else is already mostly black in the house, I thought the color would be a nice touch. (yes, I am aware that it’s not that much color, but this is me we are talkingabout…)
We eventually cut off some locations because of time constraints, though it had already taken most of the day, and even made it to the Kickers game!
me: *Merges onto a newly built Exit/Entrance ramp that didn’t exist 6mths ago*
GPS: Where, the FUCK, are you taking us?!?!?… Whoa-Whoa!-WHOA!!!… ok.
omg younger people may not remember this but like in 2011ish google maps sucked and didn’t know what any land besides a road was so as soon as you entered a parking lot it would yell at you over and over to get back on the road. like bro no this is where I need to be!!
Apple maps tried to get me to turn onto a bridge that was above me because it thought it was an intersection.
for a while their official icon illustrated an example of this
One time google maps told me to walk through an Air Force base and I got stopped by armed guards.
last year google maps kept yelling at me to turn around in a parking lot because I gave it the address to a store in a mall and it wanted me to drive inside the mall with my car to get there.
once i was looking for a food shop in dover & google maps told me to board the ferry to france
The only time I ever used a GPS back home it kept getting mad at me because I wouldn’t turn right, directly into Lake Taupo. It insisted that I needed to turn right for 25 minutes straight.
Once I was driving back from someone’s house and GPS told me to turn left to get onto the exit ramp for the highway. You know, where there’s a barrier in-between the two sides of the road, and all exits are on the right? Yeah, it told me to turn left there.
Automobile Club de France/5me Salon. 1902. Privat Livemont.
39 1/8 x 51 1/8 in./99.3 x 130 cm
Personifying the 5th Paris Auto Show is a regal-looking Art Nouveau goddess, proudly sitting at the helm of the latest open-air automobile. According to the side panel, bicycles, boats, and hot air balloons were also on view.
Sabe aquela brincadeira que os tios adoravam fazer fingindo que erram no câmbio para pegar na perna do carona? Pois então… minha esposa sempre faz isso com meus amigos quando lhes dá carona - e eles adoram!
