Less prone to false alarms from cooking fumes or shower steam

Did he fly out of Ohio Before we knew that genes held the code But taking to wing, is a haunting, taunting thing Just like that rocket Grandpa rode Yeah, it was the rocket that Grandpa rode Sounds like braggin' but it's true I'm not tryin' to big time you Shot up into space and he said look out down below Gotta love that rocket that Grandpa rode And the kids turned to flying machines With their arms open wide like wings But one solitary boy knows a plane is not a toy I'm talkin' 'bout The Man on the Moon I still remember July '69 We all got to stay home from school In stark black and white we followed the flight And the whole world was in that capsule Oh, on the rocket that Grandpa rode Sounds like braggin' but it's true I'm not tryin' to big time you Oh what a flight you'd better look out down below Yeah, that's the rocket that Grandpa rode Spacemen and women on this bus An obese driver I don't trust We're goin' to watch the shuttle fly away - last day And for some kids behind my seat There's a very special treat More than just history on display Giant nozzles, bolts and beams They called her Atlas by all means Blood, sweat and tears were her payload She was a stairway to heaven Old Apollo Eleven The rocket ship their Grandpa drove Yeah on the rocket that Grandpa rode Sounds like braggin' but it's true I'm not tryin' to big time you Rising up from that lagoon, we beat those Commies to the moon Yeah on the rocket their Grandpa rode Yeah on the rocket their Grandpa drove Thank you Neil Thank you NASA Thank you Captain Kirk and Mr Spock

In short, jump the vehicle, get where you need to go, and then put your battery on a charger to ensure everything lasts as long as it should
We thank Constance Kourbelis, Tiffany Gill, and Virginia Routley for help in proof reading