And in tanks! In WW2, the British lost some tanks and had casualties due to soldiers leaving the tanks to make tea. As a result, every british tank is equipped with a water boiler to make tea. Look it up.
The French have solved this by calling the ground floor rez-de-chaussée (the street level), and the apartments one flight of stairs up are on the first floor.
"Now, the real question is: 'Where did he get the cup of tea?' Answer: I'm the Doctor. Just accept it."
ReplyDeleteIn the UK, they have tea fountains in every elevator, phone booth and public shower.
DeleteAnd in tanks!
DeleteIn WW2, the British lost some tanks and had casualties due to soldiers leaving the tanks to make tea. As a result, every british tank is equipped with a water boiler to make tea. Look it up.
The French have solved this by calling the ground floor rez-de-chaussée (the street level), and the apartments one flight of stairs up are on the first floor.
ReplyDeletesometimes there is lower ground and upper ground ... because ...
ReplyDeletecan you imagine if liftmen went on strike? how would guests get to their rooms? societal breakdown right there
ReplyDeleteYou could always use the stairs. ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
DeleteWhich you should definitely do in case of fire... or daleks.