disable blind spot monitoring

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Spektyr

The baffling thing is that he went to the effort of finding this forum, creating an account, and then asking a question that - had he utilized a FRACTION of that total effort into a Google search or a quick flip through the manual would have answered the question.

And then, he gets all snippy because the world didn't promptly conform to his imagined outcome.


I fully understand the world is (almost?) entirely populated with idiots, but so many of them also treat laziness like their national past-time that it's still confusing to see them go out of their way to avoid the simple, low-effort solution.

The sad part is that if they had responded "Looked and couldn't find it", "Don't have access to the manual right now" or any of another half dozen possible and reasonable responses they probably would have got an answer.

[Ultramaroon]

I would fall over myself to answer someone who admitted "just too lazy to look for myself."

At least be real. Have a sense of humor about it. That's my hope for the world.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

I would fall over myself to answer someone who admitted "just too lazy to look for myself."

At least be real. Have a sense of humor about it. That's my hope for the world.

Yep. That would have been one of the acceptable answers actually.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by spcmafia

A world without Audi R8s for one.

They forgot to add that those times are for someone with a second grade education.

[Spektyr]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

They forgot to add that those times are for someone with a second grade education.

Considering how most adults I've met read/write, that's a fairly optimistic standard.

[soundman98]

there, their, and they're.

[x808drifter]

Originally Posted by soundman98

there, their, and they're.

That's there problem.
It's there're dog!
Why don't they send it over their?

[gen3v8]

Here Hear