Gralen Starling that's what I was thinking lol. Who didn't know this stuff? The only thing that was news to me was the jean pocket watch holder. I never thought too much about it, it holds small stuff lol
That little pocket on jeans is where I keep my car key and remote. It's a pretty good fit, nothing else is pressing the buttons, and the keys are easily accessible when I need them. No fumbling through other items in my big pocket searching for the keys!
Remember when most gascaps were under the license plate? Beer can tabs used to pull all the way off the can, and before that there was no tab, you just used a church key. That little pocket on your jeans is for your Zippo.
the smaller pocket was actually used by miners during the California gold rush. Miners used the small pockets to store whatever gold they managed to find because the larger pockets would sometimes fail
As a person who works on cars for a living, I can guarantee a lot of ppl know what #10 is. What many ppl don't know, is what the recirculate button of your vehicle's AC controls does. (The button with a circular arrow, or a circle inside a car).
Also a round manhole cover is much easier to move,you can roll it! Rivets for jeans were made so the pockets would not tear when you had a lot of gold in them.
that small pocket on jeanz is very useful for me coz I keep my house & workplace keys in it and the keys never come out even if I sleep with my jeans on.
the lil pocket let me tell you fellas the lil pocket its called john holster all you gotta do is slide the barrel of your everyday carry weapon in it and secure at the top with the belt most comfortable and practical easy way to carry
Actual typewriters didn't have keyboard bumps. Levi's originally had another rivet at the joint where the inseams come together under the crotch. It was removed because if you squatted down in front of a camp fire, the rivet got REAL HOT in an inconvenient place.
man, I knew all of these. as for number 1, in addition to gas fill arrows, most gages are located on the side ofnthe instrument cluster the fill is on. ifnthe gage is on the right side, the fill is on the passenger side and the leftnof the cluster, the driver side, etc. it helps if you borrow someones car and do the honorable task of filling the tank before returning it.
old cars fuel pump symbols tell you what side the cap is on - if the nozzle is on the right, so is the cap, if it's on the left of the pump, so is the cap.
That little pocket in your jeans is also good for a little pocket knife instead of putting in your large pocket with all your other things it's quicker to get to and you don't fiddle around with other stuff
The pocket watch pocket is too little for pocket watches they make nowadays. Unless you find a small pocket watch. The "pocket" watches they make now are actually more or less for a vest pocket. I used to wear a pocket watch in high school, and putting or pulling a "pocket" watch in or out of that little pocket is hard, meaning too tight and messes up the cheapo clasp they put on watch chains. Plus it feels kind of bulky by not being able to move if the bend your legs.
I'll be honest, I didn't know about the manhole covers, but then again I didn't know they were square in other countries. also didn't know about the pocket watch. but the rest I already knew
hey u got the no 5 wrong that is the manhole cover ......... its supposed to fall inside the manhole as any worker when working inside should be able to take the cover inside so that no one accidentally closes the cover with him being inside .
