“Preventative Crackin’ ‘Frits’…Mean Protective Honkers…& Big, BIG Apple People?!”

The black dots around your car windshield are called “frits.”  They’re an enamel that’s baked into the glass to ease the temperature transition from the black band around the edge to the clear glass, so it doesn’t expand and crack. The black band needs to be there because it blocks the UV light and protects the glue that holds the windshield into place so it doesn’t pop out.

In China, some cops prefer guard geese over guard dogs . . . because geese are more territorial and have better eyesight.

New York City has a larger population than 38 states.

— “Random Tids & Bits” -Weekday Mornings around 7:15-Brought to you by:
Holiday Inn Express & Staybridge Suites in Altoona