RIP my 'lil Insight...

[Insightme]

Insight cupholders do suck! Why are they all they way down by my feet!? lol.
I also have a complaint about the arm rest...while it works it is a dumb design.

I would love to see the price of gas go down only as long as the price of crude stays up Sucks working in sales for a company that sells to oil/gas tool manufacturers!

Sorry for your loss... that was a nice navi screen I saw laid to rest... damn! What a shame... I didn't read through all the pages... did you end up kicking a window out?

[Cobb]

Originally Posted by insightme

sorry for your loss... That was a nice navi screen i saw laid to rest... Damn! What a shame... I didn't read through all the pages... Did you end up kicking a window out?

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[GoMetricToday]

That was just plain rude. I am sure that you aren't constantly driving with out distractions. Everyone and I mean Everyone has a beverage in the car with them whilst they are driving. Everyone tends to fiddle with the top to get the beverage open whilst driving. We all do it. Don't act like you are the picture perfect driver. Be happy that this man survived the accident. To criticise what he was doing before the accident is just wrong and plain rude.

Originally Posted by jkbrushaber

So sorry for you loss. I've been wondering why my insurance rates keep going up??? I sure hope you didn't spill ALL you starbucks coffee, such a shame! At least the person you were talking on the cell phone with was able to call 911 for you. A good fast response made sure you were not too cold or uncomfortable. Glad to hear you are alright, just imagine if you had run into a van with a couple and their 6 kids instead of a pond.

Everyone, please remember to actually drive when you are "driving". It's best for us all.

[fuelmiser]

Originally Posted by GoMetricToday

That was just plain rude. I am sure that you aren't constantly driving with out distractions. Everyone and I mean Everyone has a beverage in the car with them whilst they are driving. Everyone tends to fiddle with the top to get the beverage open whilst driving. We all do it. Don't act like you are the picture perfect driver. Be happy that this man survived the accident. To criticise what he was doing before the accident is just wrong and plain rude.

Not really rude. If the shoe fits, wear it.

When I drink when I'm in the car, I do it blindly while I keep my eyes on the road.

So now you're starting a war with that guy by your personal attack.

Why do people always do this in forums but I never see people do this in person, face to face? I don't get it.

[Insightme]

What happened happened. You can't change the past but can surely learn from it. LEave it at that.

[fuelmiser]

Originally Posted by Insightme

What happened happened. You can't change the past but can surely learn from it. LEave it at that.

Word up, G.

[Christopher F.]

Originally Posted by fuelmiser

Not really rude. If the shoe fits, wear it.

When I drink when I'm in the car, I do it blindly while I keep my eyes on the road.

So now you're starting a war with that guy by your personal attack.

Why do people always do this in forums but I never see people do this in person, face to face? I don't get it.

Because you can get punched in the face in person, but on the internet you're annonymous and can spew whatever you want knowing full well that nobody can do anything about it.

Its related to the idea that more safety devices are making us more dangerous drivers, because we feel too safe inside our cars. Sounds silly, but the illustration that was provided with it was sound (and applies to the internet as well):

Imagine you are in a car that is invincible. Nothing you can do can damage it, or you. Could do a 100 mph off the lip of the grand canyon and not even spill your coffee.

Now imagine you are in a car with an unstable nuclear device in the back seat that could blow at the slightest bump.

Do you think you'd drive the same way in each? Same with the internet.

[fuelmiser]

Originally Posted by Christopher F.

Because you can get punched in the face in person, but on the internet you're annonymous and can spew whatever you want knowing full well that nobody can do anything about it.

Its related to the idea that more safety devices are making us more dangerous drivers, because we feel too safe inside our cars. Sounds silly, but the illustration that was provided with it was sound (and applies to the internet as well):

Imagine you are in a car that is invincible. Nothing you can do can damage it, or you. Could do a 100 mph off the lip of the grand canyon and not even spill your coffee.

Now imagine you are in a car with an unstable nuclear device in the back seat that could blow at the slightest bump.

Do you think you'd drive the same way in each? Same with the internet.

That's awful.

Later, homie.