Why are there ashtrays on planes if smoking is banned?
Planes still have ashtrays because the law requires them, and the law requires them because some people still smoke on
Planes still have ashtrays because the law requires them, and the law requires them because some people still smoke on
The hat trick started as a real hat. In September 1858 an English cricketer took three wickets with three balls
We eat popcorn at the movies because, in the 1930s and 1940s, American theaters found it was the most profitable
Crackers have holes so that steam can get out while they bake. Without them, water in the dough turns to
Traffic cones are orange because in American road signage orange means one thing: temporary work zone. The federal rulebook for
The ridges on the edge of a coin were invented to stop people stealing the coin a sliver at a
The mattress tag that says “do not remove under penalty of law” is not aimed at you. It is aimed
Golfers yell “fore” to warn anyone who might be hit by the ball. The word is short for “before”, in
The 2 on a No. 2 pencil is a hardness grade. American pencils are graded by number, and the higher
Eburnean is a warm off-white, hex code #FFFFEE, RGB 255, 255, 238. It is the colour of ivory, and the