Pay attention next time you see this hand gesture on the road—it could save you from an accident (or a speeding ticket).

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This classic fall-time activity poses more risks than you may think, but there are things you can do to mitigate them.
The moniker for your favorite type of rancid watering hole, explained.
The slang term for our mental health professionals has a rather grim history.
Legal eagles like adding “Esquire” to their letterhead. But does it actually carry any meaning?
If you’re not originally from Tennessee, tunnel honking can be a mystery. Here's why drivers do it.
Can honking at too much traffic actually deplete your car’s horn? The answer might surprise you.
When a politician, sports team, or anyone else faces a defining challenge, it's referred to as a “litmus test.” What's litmus, and why is it being tested?
Brushing up on some boring window terminology could mean the difference between life and death. (Seriously.)
Brown hues aren‘t always signs of spoilage.
Though the gray band is safe to eat, it’s not particularly appetizing.
The stringy white glob hanging off an egg yolk is a chalaza. Here’s what it does and when you should remove it.
What sets green and black olives apart? It’s more than just color.
One key ingredient separates a malt from a milkshake.
They haven’t been mandated by the EPA since 2012, but California has kept them around.
Confused about pupae, chrysalises, and cocoons? Discover the key differences between these metamorphic terms.
Ever wondered if a theme park is just another name for an amusement park? Discover the real distinctions.
Snacking on a raw potato like it’s an apple is socially unacceptable. But is it a hazard to your health?
Nickname origins can be tricky—but this one is actually pretty straightforward. (And it doesn't involve pegs.)