i said that to a stripper last night.......verbatim.xckid wrote:their small and they piss me off lol
last time i checked, counter clockwise is unscrewing something. my folks taught me when i was young- lefty loosey, righty to tighten something up.......they were never good at rhyming.Loki wrote:Have you tried the old trick of putting the cap on firmly and rotating counter-clockwise until the threads lock evenly?
lefty loosey rightey tighteysrpowered240sx wrote:last time i checked, counter clockwise is unscrewing something. my folks taught me when i was young- lefty loosey, righty to tighten something up.......they were never good at rhyming.
thank you captain obvious for ruining my perfectly good joke. wanna come over and kick my dog while your at it?? ridiculous............jk.nismofly wrote:
lefty loosey rightey tightey
im not good at jokes, i tried to tell my roomate a knock knock joke, only got to "knock knock", he said, "hold on, theres someone at the door" and got up to check the front door!!!nismofly wrote:wasnt sure you were being serious, believe it or not not too many people i know have heard that, i learned it from a science teacher in HS
Yeah. That's what I mean. You unscrew it and it falls onto the threads evenly, then tighten it...srpowered240sx wrote:
last time i checked, counter clockwise is unscrewing something. my folks taught me when i was young- lefty loosey, righty to tighten something up.......they were never good at rhyming.
oh, got it. you young macguyver you!Loki wrote:Yeah. That's what I mean. You unscrew it and it falls onto the threads evenly, then tighten it...