stackyFACTSAttempting to scrub the dirt off your vehicle on the weekend is a spectacular breach of social order.
Attempting to scrub the dirt off your vehicle on the weekend is a spectacular breach of social order. Local ordinances fiercely protect the peace and quiet of the seventh day, forbidding the annoying hum of pressure washers and clanking of soap buckets. If you roll out the hose to polish your rims, you will face swift financial punishment for daring to be productive. Accept your filthy windows until Monday morning rolls around.
Keep exploring facts in this topic.
Travel →STACKY FOR IPHONEKeep discovering with Stacky. Interesting facts in an app that is always within reach.
Because rogue tuber smuggling was apparently a massive threat to the Australian way of life. Under a draconian 1946 law designed to protect local agriculture…
Discover more
Romantic carriage rides down cobblestone streets completely gloss over the primary view afforded to the person actually driving the vehicle. To navigate the…
Discover more
Pacific Northwest residents will literally stand at an empty intersection in the pouring rain waiting for a little digital walking man to turn green. Seattle…
Discover more
The beautiful dream of unlimited free sunshine driving your endless road trip is heavily crushed by the harsh reality of current battery limits. These…
Discover more
Couples on a romantic getaway in France might accidentally break a 1910 law prohibiting this at train stations.
Discover more
No matter how expensive the luxury sedan you just rented is, everyone on the highway knows you do not own it. Agencies are logistically bound to slap barcodes…
Discover more