I don't see how the tub by the stairs could have passed inspection. Unless, it was put in later, without a building permit.

How sweet!

I had no idea they were that old!

I don't remember learning about order of operations of math in school that are described in the article either.

The lens certainly gives the video as somewhat vintage look. Neat find!

The paragraph in the Jalopnik article regarding "hair" had me laughing out loud! Good thing I'm the only one at work at the moment.

The guy in the Barf costume sure is a ringer for the original Barf, John Candy!

The dj's on KUPL (Portland, OR) were talking about this on my way to work this morning. I didn't realize they were talking about Cheeze-It and wine combo pack. Now I know, thank you John!

According to Wikipedia: Two hums have been linked to mechanical sources. The West Seattle Hum was traced to a vacuum pump used by CalPortland to offload cargo from ships. After CalPortland replaced the silencers on the machine, reports of the hum ceased.[22] Likewise, the Wellington Hum is thought to have been due to the diesel generator on a visiting ship.[23][24] A 35 Hz hum in Windsor, Ontario, is likely to have originated from a steelworks on the industrial zone of Zug Island near Detroit.[25]I wonder if they've looked into those possibilities. I remember hearing about the Seattle Hum. Researchers thought maybe it was due to the mating calls of midshipmen fish before tracing it to the vacuum pump.

I want one!

That's cool! Back when I was a kid, we had a bookmobile that would come in to our very rural school at least once a month. The bookmobile was turned into a stationary library on school property. It served the community for years until a library was built just down the road from the school.

I wonder if he gets a break on the price of the tickets...

Wouldn't that be considered texting & driving? That's against the law in my state.

My parents can't even get broadband where they live. It's satellite internet only.

That's a neat story!