nimalanDec 31, 2023
Ten

In the US, it’s called an elevator. In the UK, it’s a lift...

I guess we’re just all raised differently..

Dec 30, 2023 at 12:05pmWeb
Show threadSean MurthyDec 30, 2023
@Ten I thought we're all raised only one of two ways: Otis and not Otis
Show threadanne. Dec 30, 2023
@Ten Both have their ups and downs. :)
Show threadDouglas @revdjenk JenkinsDec 30, 2023
@Ten
Now don't go getting carried away...
Show threadJaneDec 30, 2023

@Ten I don't trust elevators, they're always up to something

and half the time they act like they're above me

but I will admit they're usually on another level

Show threadHP van BraamDec 30, 2023
@Ten you really uplifted me with this one, I feel elevated.
Show threadStargeezer SmithDec 30, 2023
@Ten
Very clever.
Show threadMylesRydenDec 30, 2023

@Ten

The internet is not only the most massive confirmation bias generator, it is also the biggest Dad Joke generator.

Show threadKoning Van Worcester 👑️Dec 30, 2023
@Ten Lift here too, cause we're British
Show threadThunderstrikeDec 30, 2023

@Ten

I was raised by #StarTrek, so I can't help but think of them as turbolifts. I also call my Kindle a PADD. I'm weird, but it works for me.

Show threadMark BurtonDec 30, 2023
@Ten
And they (North Americans) also call lifts 'rides'.
Extraordinary.
Show threadDisplay NameDec 30, 2023
@Ten Die_Hard_3_elevator_scene.gif
Show threadGuy HolmesDec 30, 2023
@Ten
…braced by suspenders of common language
Show threadPalmAndNeedleDec 30, 2023
@Ten sinking to new levels here...
Show threadDominica McGowanDec 31, 2023
@Ten In Ireland it’s an ardaitheoir
Show threadllewellyDec 31, 2023
@Ten
Named after the great inventor, Elle Vader.
Show threadBoogiechild😊Dec 31, 2023
@Ten Good one.
Show threadRyan HamelJan 2, 2024
@Ten While I appreciate the dad joke, I never really understood why it's called that, cause when it goes down, it's not lifting anything.