LackofGPSaPhobia
#1
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LackofGPSaPhobia
I really didn't know I had this affliction....not sure if it is serious or not.
My 350 did not have one and I had no such issue. But after having one for the past year, I've become addicted. My loaner car is lacking one...and I just feel...not sure...lost?
Anyone else have this situation?
My 350 did not have one and I had no such issue. But after having one for the past year, I've become addicted. My loaner car is lacking one...and I just feel...not sure...lost?
Anyone else have this situation?
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I hope everyone knows this was intended to be a somewhat humorous post
There is a small bit of truth to it...we moved offices last week....I am still finding new places for lunch
Oh - and no GPS helps on 183 or 114. I was on both today - the construction is horrible. Exit ramps? Gone. OR moved. The service road on 183 could be described as serpentine - LOL.
There is a small bit of truth to it...we moved offices last week....I am still finding new places for lunch
Oh - and no GPS helps on 183 or 114. I was on both today - the construction is horrible. Exit ramps? Gone. OR moved. The service road on 183 could be described as serpentine - LOL.
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I hope everyone knows this was intended to be a somewhat humorous post
There is a small bit of truth to it...we moved offices last week....I am still finding new places for lunch
Oh - and no GPS helps on 183 or 114. I was on both today - the construction is horrible. Exit ramps? Gone. OR moved. The service road on 183 could be described as serpentine - LOL.
There is a small bit of truth to it...we moved offices last week....I am still finding new places for lunch
Oh - and no GPS helps on 183 or 114. I was on both today - the construction is horrible. Exit ramps? Gone. OR moved. The service road on 183 could be described as serpentine - LOL.
Yeah, that area is quite a mess right now...I drive through there every now and then going 121 to the North Dallas area.
I'd hate to drive it every day like I did between 1991-1999, but it's gonna be nice when it's completed.
#7
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I get lost in my own back yard. A GPS is a must for me. Anymore, I find myself plugging in my destinations in my GPS, not because I don't know how to get there, but because I want a time estimate of how long my trip's going to take. I'd be lost (literally) without this thing.
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#9
I always have a good sense of direction until I got an GPS...I feel like a trained monkey following Eve's (my cars name) command...she can be a B***h sometime having me drive in circles.
These days, I use the oem nav system more as a visual aid and use google map on my smartphone (unlike dump5phone hehe..I kid) as a nav system.
These days, I use the oem nav system more as a visual aid and use google map on my smartphone (unlike dump5phone hehe..I kid) as a nav system.