My house has an engine that burns fuel, so it can’t be that, either. That’s mostly for heat and to drain my wallet.
It must be the configuration of the seats. In my house, they mostly face each other, whereas in my car, they’re all facing the same direction. I think this is why the house doesn’t move – it doesn’t have that clear hint of what direction it should go.
I bet it’s the windshield wipers. Cars, busses and trains have them, but houses do not. In fact, I can’t think of a single thing that doesn’t move that has them.
My house has an engine that burns fuel, so it can’t be that, either. That’s mostly for heat and to drain my wallet.
It must be the configuration of the seats. In my house, they mostly face each other, whereas in my car, they’re all facing the same direction. I think this is why the house doesn’t move – it doesn’t have that clear hint of what direction it should go.
I dunno, busses and trains have seats that face each other so it’s clearly not that.
Well then, smart guy, what’s your theory? At least some of us are trying to figure this out.
I bet it’s the windshield wipers. Cars, busses and trains have them, but houses do not. In fact, I can’t think of a single thing that doesn’t move that has them.
The Planet Express ship has windshield wipers and doesn’t move
Technically correct. The best kind of correct.
This thinking is how we’ll get the four humors of the mobile home. It’s gonna be great this time around!