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10 Comments
PlayhousePalssays...*russia?
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Russia) - requested by PlayhousePals.
EvilDeathBeesays...They see me rollin'
phymansays...That guy is so Magneto he doesn't even know it!
grintersays...Shopping carts with swiveling rear wheels are F@$^king stupid!
antsays...*music *hiphop
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Hiphop, Music) - requested by ant.
EvilDeathBeesays...>> ^grinter:
Shopping carts with swiveling rear wheels are F@$^king stupid!
They're much easier to control in the store, but harder to control in the parking lot, and vice versa for ones that swivel just at the front. I miss the all 4 swivelling trolleys they have in Australia.
grintersays...>> ^EvilDeathBee:
>> ^grinter:
Shopping carts with swiveling rear wheels are F@$^king stupid!
They're much easier to control in the store, but harder to control in the parking lot, and vice versa for ones that swivel just at the front. I miss the all 4 swivelling trolleys they have in Australia.
I'm seriously not trying to get into an argument about shopping cart design. And I respect your attachment to Aussie swivelcarts. Still, I have to disagree on the point that they are easier to control in the store. When you have a cart with four swivel casters filled with a heavy load, and you get it up to speed, those wheels provide no assistance when you try to redirect the cart's momentum around a corner. It's a danger to shins and container goods.
It's like you are hurtling out of control in the ship from the game Asteroids rather than swooping around in an X-Wing.
EvilDeathBeesays...>> ^grinter:
>> ^EvilDeathBee:
>> ^grinter:
Shopping carts with swiveling rear wheels are F@$^king stupid!
They're much easier to control in the store, but harder to control in the parking lot, and vice versa for ones that swivel just at the front. I miss the all 4 swivelling trolleys they have in Australia.
I'm seriously not trying to get into an argument about shopping cart design. And I respect your attachment to Aussie swivelcarts. Still, I have to disagree on the point that they are easier to control in the store. When you have a cart with four swivel casters filled with a heavy load, and you get it up to speed, those wheels provide no assistance when you try to redirect the cart's momentum around a corner. It's a danger to shins and container goods.
It's like you are hurtling out of control in the ship from the game Asteroids rather than swooping around in an X-Wing.
You just need practice. After a while, you'll be jumping on the back wheels and drifting sideways down the aisles like a pro
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