I just tried to adjust shelves in a bookcase and found the shelf supports are locked into place. The supports are identical to the ones online found here:
They make it against the law to go naked in public.
We have hot and humid weather in lower Alabama. I usually wear a shirt and jeans when buzzing around town and leather when on the highway. Nothing real bad when moving but in bumper to bumper traffic it is like being in a sauna here. I might suggest to wear leather any time you can't see clearly (during the night hours). It really isn't a bad idea to wear it all the time. I recently laid my bike down after hitting a dog. Got a little rash and some stitches. I had on a jump suit but not leather. Just reinforced in the knees, shoulders and elbow area. If I had been in jeans and a tee I would have been messed up pretty bad.
It's not because you are short. You have to see the speed bump from far away and slow down for it. It's bad for the shock absorbers and can mess up your wheels alignment but I think your car is okay.
If you wear clothing made of hemp, the hemp must be grown outside the US. Some lower governments (not the feds) regulate that nudity is illegal in public. Clothing cannot be made of dangerous materials, like asbestos. In certain occupations, OSHA requires certain safety precautions be taken (such as safety glasses or gloves if using sharp knives). Also, health codes might require gloves to handle food. Schools, which are part of the government, may create and enforce dress codes (subject to certain restrictions relating to first amendment rights). That's all I can think of right now. Hope this helps.
