Drove my FR-S today, did not crash...

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

We eat in the car, but only like coffee and Danish on the start of our drives.
Last drive we stopped at a bakery in Ben Lomond. My wife got this pastry thing that had so many flaky layers it exploded in the car. Took me like an hour to vacuum it up. She's worth it, and it was really good.

Oh yea, drove home from work. Did not crash.

You deliver fried chicken in your car, and I drove to and from work today. Did not crash.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

You deliver fried chicken in your car, and I drove to and from work today. Did not crash.

Only in the trunk, in a cooler. I'm no animal.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Only in the trunk, in a cooler. I'm no animal.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Hades

I feel like I'm the only owner here who doesn't sweat the interior/exterior condition of my car(s). I used to regularly eat jack n' the box burritos on the way to work. Messy to say the least.

Not only do I eat and drink in my car I smoke in it. The back seat is full of ashes that blew back in most of the time.
Have not crashed while smoking.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by guybo

I was in a hurry to get home and ate a tuna sub in my car. I did not crash. I just ate. I'll save HUMFRZ the trouble and just get it out of the way.

Originally Posted by Hades

I feel like I'm the only owner here who doesn't sweat the interior/exterior condition of my car(s). I used to regularly eat jack n' the box burritos on the way to work. Messy to say the least.

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Not only do I eat and drink in my car I smoke in it. The back seat is full of ashes that blew back in most of the time.
Have not crashed while smoking.

I eat/drink in may car all the time although I have to say that @guybo eating a tuna sub in his car is bravery beyond what I could do. With me its usually snack type food, or maybe the occasional hot dog or hamburger (both with minimal toppings, I'm not much for condiments).

[guybo]

The funny thing is, I deleted the rear seat and everything in the trunk except the spare and the cardboard floor. I have nothing to get dirty LOL but no eating in the car! I get paranoid about rodents and critters and not having crumbs in your car is a good way to keep them out. Plus, I don't like my car to be stinky and I can't stand most air fresheners to cover up smells.


OK, so I'm picky.

Originally Posted by spuds

I like how someone other than me has one set of rules for normal driving and another set for road trips.

Yeah it's a must. On a long trip food has to be allowed in the car. But after a road trip I'm going to vacuum anyway. As an everyday thing, I'm not going to vacum my car every day or every week.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

You deliver fried chicken in your car, and I drove to and from work today. Did not crash.

Some times pre-fried chicken too, and rice.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Not only do I eat and drink in my car I smoke in it. The back seat is full of ashes that blew back in most of the time.
Have not crashed while smoking.

Tcoat .......his early years .......


humfrz

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

I eat/drink in may car all the time although I have to say that @guybo eating a tuna sub in his car is bravery beyond what I could do. With me its usually snack type food, or maybe the occasional hot dog or hamburger (both with minimal toppings, I'm not much for condiments).

Ya'll be careful driving through Washington ........ eating or smoking while driving can cost you $99 if you get caught .......


humfrz

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Tcoat .......his early years .......


humfrz

Well I never drank alcohol in the car.

[Hades]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Not only do I eat and drink in my car I smoke in it. The back seat is full of ashes that blew back in most of the time.
Have not crashed while smoking.

Ok, you win. I do like to use the center plastic indentation thing (not sure what to call it) as an ash tray, but never for tobacco products.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Hades

Ok, you win. I do like to use the center plastic indentation thing (not sure what to call it) as an ash tray, but never for tobacco products.

Damnit. If I had know it was a contest I would have played it up even more. Could even have taken a pic of the damage where the still smoldering butts blew into the back seat a couple of times.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Ya'll be careful driving through Washington ........ eating or smoking while driving can cost you $99 if you get caught ....... humfrz

Not much chance of that happening...I love driving and all but don't see out for a casual Sunday drive in Georgia and ending up in Washington....

...well at least not for another 5 years or so....

[Hades]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Ya'll be careful driving through Washington ........ eating or smoking while driving can cost you $99 if you get caught .......


humfrz

I wish they did this in California for texters.