I dunno, busses and trains have seats that face each other so it’s clearly not that.
RainbowsInc 29 points a day ago
KoboldCoterie 16 points a day ago
I bet it's the windshield wipers. Cars, busses and trains have them, but houses do not. In fact, I can't think of a single thing that doesn't move that has them.
BeMoreCareful 1 point 16 hours ago
You're forgetting glass buildings.
Grerkol 40 points 2 days ago
Not necessarily. The windows could be a requirement for the car moving, but not sufficient on their own. Maybe the car moves because it has both windows and an engine, but it wouldn't move if either the engine was removed or all the windows were.
StumblingWasabi 1 point a day ago
Maybe it's because two of the walls are basically entirely doors? No that wouldn't be true for all cars, must be windows + trunk? Wait no, it is the windows, that's why houses have basements/foundations can't risk the house moving on its own
BlueberryWalnut 15 points 2 days ago
Ah yes, a modern observational philosopher. Akin to an ancient Greek watching a wind chime sway in the breeze and think - sheeit air must be solid bruh ain't nuthin empty mak it move
bitteroldcoot 11 points 2 days ago
house move all the time. but it's definitely not window related.
Earthquakes, tornadoes, mobile homes....
And in certain places they move the house when it become haunted.
mycodesucks 10 points 2 days ago
I hate to have to point this out every time this meme gets posted, but the conclusion is absolutely correct.
SkunkWorkz 10 points a day ago
Car has windows that go up down by button. House has windows that go up down by human.
SomethingBurger 7 points a day ago
Depends on the car, though.
germanatlas 2 points 15 hours ago
Except for the question "Which operating system should I avoid?" (amongst other possible answers)
NigelFrobisher 7 points a day ago
Maybe houses just don’t have a reason to move.
SolacefromSilence 4 points 2 days ago
Have they never heard of a mobile home?
Imgonnatrythis 3 points a day ago
I dunno guys. Maybe it's just not enough windows. Your not supposed to throw stones from cars, you're allowed to throw stones from houses, EXCEPT if it is a glass house. Maybe that's because glass houses have enough windows that they are moving like cars?
reallykindasorta 2 points a day ago
Window to square footage ratio, I think you might be onto something
psycholocomotor 3 points 16 hours ago
What if the windows are just a part of what makes the car go. I've seen houses without windows, but a car without windows is inconceivable.
Bristlecone 1 point a day ago
Sounds like something from Rogan's ass-mouth
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My house has an engine that burns fuel, so it can’t be that, either. That’s mostly for heat and to drain my wallet.
It must be the configuration of the seats. In my house, they mostly face each other, whereas in my car, they’re all facing the same direction. I think this is why the house doesn’t move – it doesn’t have that clear hint of what direction it should go.
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