Why ...

[Muzz]

Why do the cubes in the top ice cube tray always come out easily when the ones in the lower tray(s) need a hot-water treatment to remove them?

Do they? If that is the case I had never noticed.

Of course, after they had frozen you could fool them by swapping them over. Then would both come out easily.

[ITSec]

Do they? If that is the case I had never noticed.

Of course, after they had frozen you could fool them by swapping them over. Then would both come out easily.

Actually, no you can't - I've tried it. There is some speculation that it has to do with whether the water freezes from the top down or from the bottom up, but I'm skeptical. 

[Penderic]

Must be quite a few people that study ice for a living.



Gather and Sell it.



Buy it.


Fight it!

[rodekyll]

That's the first thing I've heard today that made any sense.

[sidmonsters]

Why? Do we drive on parkways and park on driveways....

[oldbike54]

 Why do even knowledgeable folks insist on referring to the act of operating a motorcycle as
"driving" ? NO NO NO NO NO . You drive a car or a golf ball , you ride a horse or a motorcycle .
There , whew , been holding that in for years 

 Dusty

[Sasquatch Jim]

  And you pilot a sidecar rig.

[Xlratr]

Why do even knowledgeable folks insist on referring to the act of operating a motorcycle as
"driving" ? NO NO NO NO NO . You drive a car or a golf ball , you ride a horse or a motorcycle .
There , whew , been holding that in for years 

 Dusty

In Germany, you "drive" (fahren) your car, your motorbike and your bicycle. You even "drive" on a roller coaster. One of the few things you actually "ride" is a horse. Oh, and you can "ride" a wave too.
:-)



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[Huzo]

And you "mount" a unicycle (and a couple of other things!)

[Sasquatch Jim]

 And in Germany to leave the Autobahn, you ausfahrt.

[Xlratr]

But an "Einfahrt" isn't a Drive-In :-)


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[Muzz]

And in Germany to leave the Autobahn, you ausfahrt.

I always left my ausfahrting in Australia. Of course, I may have done the odd one in Austria...

[ITSec]

And in Germany to leave the Autobahn, you ausfahrt.

Shouldn't they always be 'aus'? Dang uncomfortable otherwise...