Does it even function? They never sit in the seat? Sure it's fun to watch the lid go on the track but if they can't sit in it what good is it?

I wonder if I can hire them to chase folks around.

This is A-MAZE-ING!

Now they need a Diablo Sauce whisky.

Covid19 is really altering the brain....

Dip dibbidip dip dibbidip dip dibbidip dip we're on a plane to nowhere, come on inside...

Yogi and Boo Boo will figure that one out posthaste.

At a certain age, a woman gets tired of waiting for Prince Charming to show up.

There's the old joke about a drink named the Canadian screwdriver. It's Canadian Whiskey + orange juice, also called a Robertson.

...And what evil genius came up with the dreaded TORX?!

At 64, i do not mind pulling rank. Owning100 types of bit, understanding the difference between a screw and a bolt, and running into different configurations weekly, I can say that Phillips has won because of superiority. It, and is relatives have one weakness and that is stripping from power screwdrivers.

Looks like a square head deck screw to me.

It's not just used here in Canada, it's used everywhere. If you go into any of the big box stores, and go to the hardware isle with all the screws... 90% will be robertson. Anything residential electrical... Robertson. Basically any screw used in residential construction.... Robertson. The only thing I can think of that we regularly see phillips screws in is when they come with something that you have to assemble. Hate them! Granted, when they come with diy-assembly stuff, the quality of the screws are mostly cheap junk to begin with, but ermergerd do they strip easily.
Oh... drywall screws. For some reason drywall screws are phillips. That's the only "building supply" screw that I can think of that isn't robertson here.
It's hip to be square.