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That's what I used to think, until I tried one. My phone, my fob, my keys, my wallet, etc. All of these things have gotten bigger over the years. Cramming everything into a pocket can be uncomfortable depending on the pants. And can make retrieving items a hassle. Carabiner works quite nicely...

I love the '15 and for the most part this refresh still carries that look. I like minor things like the trapezoid around the license plate in the back and the digit speedometer. But I am not a fan of the running lights and tail lights angular design. Minor dislikes. It's a good looking car. But...

Love my '15 as much today as the day I bought it. She'll be my coach for as long as she holds up. And a part of me actually likes that it doesn't have much technology in it. There's nothing like old technology to really show age.

Carabiner attached to belt loop solves pocket problems. I DD my car and have had zero issues over 2 years of ownership.

No one is calling you out as being a bad parent. You are reading more into things than are there. What is being said is to take responsibility of one's self and children. Predict what "could" happen in a situation and take measures so they don't. Even with that said, we all mess up. We all put...

It's hard to compare mileage with others. City driving varies so much. Some city drivers only stop occasionally at red lights, whereas others might be stuck in bumper to bumper. The tire size would affect you as it takes more force to get a bigger/heavier tire into motion. And as others have...

Obviously there is no blame on the bystanders for the actions of the driver. It's more about taking responsibility for one's own safety. You can't rely on rules and rights to keep you safe. Roads are dangerous places to be. I'm sure the driver looks back at this and accepts responsibility for...

Being aware of your surroundings and possible outcomes of your decisions is wise. There are idiots everywhere.

You can point a finger at the driver (obviously) but you also have a hoard of people sitting/standing on the curb. A less stupid choice than what the driver did, but a choice that puts them closer to traffic at an event where these situations knowingly occur. All I'm saying is these videos...

Love your shot - captured that sunset perfectly. Great saturation.

Adorable. Nice work behind the lens, too.

Living amongst people inevitably leads to rubbing elbows. The best way to avoid many issues is to run your errands early or late in the day. In terms of reacting, I understand being rude to others when they are thoughtless, but I don't understand preemptive rudeness just because others don't...

I've mentioned this in various other threads, but I'll repeat it here. Instead of using 2 buckets use multiple wash mitts. Every time I apply a wash mitt to the car it is clean and pristine. I used to use the 2 bucket system. Seemed pretty good. But each time you clean out the mitt you are using...

Over the next 6 months I believe you'll see nice gains in oil and guns. But again, it all depends on when you buy and sell. I've been playing in Netflix for a few months. I buy it when it hits 85 and sell at 95. I've been able to do this twice in a small amount of time. If you aren't greedy you...

Short term gains are fun to think about. But quick gains are dependent on what you are willing to lose. And it can be easy to get caught up in emotion that will cloud wise choices. For example, a person who is willing to lose $1,000 may put that in a stock and see an immediate 10% gain. 10%...

lol doesn't bother me much, unless people use while speaking.

There are many different levels of information we communicate to others, knowingly and unknowingly. Call it subtext.

The v6 is a great buy. Ordered mine in '14 and haven't looked back.

Unless coasting in gear slows you down to the point you have to hit the gas pedal just to get yourself a few extra yards to the stop sign.

The 2 bells and whistles that I use daily and absolutely love are exterior - touching the handle to lock the car and the push button to open the trunk. Although with that said, having driven manuals my whole life - I am very amused that I finally have cruise control.