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Whats that stuff on the bathroom wall and why is it sticky in here?

Exterous

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As I held it gently in my right hand I knew the pressure was building. I thought surely the point of release has been passed but the foamy white gift was still being withheld from me. I firmly but gently kept increasing the pressure. There was a tremble and then, finally and in a burst of pure ecstasy, my shaving cream can ejected a solid jet of cream onto my bathroom door. Apparently the end had crusted over and the first part to break caused the shaving cream to leave the can at a ~30 degree angle to where it should be, missing my waiting left hand.

Still partly asleep (what better time to shave?) my brain was unable to send a signal to both my hands at the same time so it told the left hand to move while letting the right continue pressing down on the can for a short time longer. (Pure genius move btw). As my left hand entered the jetstream it caused a deflection of the white substance onto the bathroom wall.

When I was done shaving I pressed down on my aftershave container which proceeded to eject another white substance at an unexpected angle across my mirror.

Apparently Friday is bukkake day in my bathroom
 
You don't own a truck? Are you one of those nerd computer guys?

I had an SUV with 60,000 miles on it but I got rid of it to keep my 170,000 civic because I spent more fixing the SUV in 4 years than I had spent in 8 on the civic. Who the fuck designs a drive shaft with a goddamn hinge and gasket in the middle?!

So I'm sticking with my cheap, reliable, easy to fix compacts with good gas mileage for now
 
I had an SUV with 60,000 miles on it but I got rid of it to keep my 170,000 civic because I spent more fixing the SUV in 4 years than I had spent in 8 on the civic. Who the fuck designs a drive shaft with a goddamn hinge and gasket in the middle?!

So I'm sticking with my cheap, reliable, easy to fix compacts with good gas mileage for now
American car manufacturer?

Had my Prelude 19 years and 200k+ miles...best car I've ever owned.
 
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