What Are You Doing Right Now? (236 Viewers)

[lgorTudor]

Don't modern cars unlock the doors when airbags are deployed as well? I might be wrong there though.

Another middleman you have to trust to work. No wonder all the nanny state dogshit 'features' are so popular in modern cars. The millennial market eats it up.

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[swag]

The refugees are bringing too much coke?

Nah. Needing 2 liter bottles of Coke.

They'd also want to saw all sorts of gaps on public bathroom stalls, worried that they might get trapped and it will take a week for someone to find their corpse on the crapper.

And spray cheese. Americans need lots of spray cheese.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

They do. And the chances of you getting trapped in your burning car because the locks malfunction are next to nil lol

lgor gonna lgor though.

I mean I get his point and everything, I know a guy that once had to cut a man's seatbelt to get him out of a burning car on the highway once. I imagine it could be made more difficult if the door is locked. Still I can't imagine not getting into a car and locking the door immediately after.

 

[Post Ironic]

Except for the left

Mostly because of the left. The right is only there to balance out the worst impulses of the far left.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Still I can't imagine not getting into a car and locking the door immediately after.

That's so weird to hear.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Another middleman you have to trust to work. No wonder all the nanny state dogshit 'features' are so popular in modern cars. The millennial market eats it up.

The 2008 Nissan Sentra that I used to have was the absolute Pinnacle of automotive engineering and no one can ever convince me otherwise.

 

[Post Ironic]

I mean I get his point and everything, I know a guy that once had to cut a man's seatbelt to get him out of a burning car on the highway once. I imagine it could be made more difficult if the door is locked. Still I can't imagine not getting into a car and locking the door immediately after.

Pretty much every modern car just auto locks as soon as you start driving. lgor just likes to do his redpill act about every little thing.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

That's so weird to hear.

Out of curiosity, do you not lock your house doors while inside too? I also can't fathom not doing that.

 

[Post Ironic]

That's so weird to hear.

I’d never lock my own door after getting in, but I’ve never lived in a place where being carjacked is a worry lol. Modern cars all have automatic safety locks that trigger as soon as you start driving. I believe it’s in large part a child safety feature due to some unfortunate incidents with kids exiting moving vehicles.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Out of curiosity, do you not lock your house doors while inside too? I also can't fathom not doing that.

No I don't. Know no one who does either.

 

[Fred]

Out of curiosity, do you not lock your house doors while inside too? I also can't fathom not doing that.

dont know if its the same in Germany, but in the Netherlands doors don't open without a key from the outside.

That was kind of weird for me, I locked myself out a few times when i first moved. Here in the UAE, we never lock doors when we're inside.

 

[DAiDEViL]

dont know if its the same in Germany, but in the Netherlands doors don't open without a key from the outside.

That was kind of weird for me, I locked myself out a few times when i first moved. Here in the UAE, we never lock doors when we're inside.

It is the same.

I thought that was normal

 

[Fred]

It is the same.

I thought that was normal

Well it is now haha.

wherever i lived in the UAE, doors could be opened from the outside without a key, if the door wasnt locked.

So, if i go out during the day and i knew someone was in, i wouldnt have to take a key.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Well it is now haha.

wherever i lived in the UAE, doors could be opened from the outside without a key, if the door wasnt locked.

You not alone with locking yourself out btw.

Just last summer I've thrown in the garage window to get back into the house.

 

[swag]

The 2008 Nissan Sentra that I used to have was the absolute Pinnacle of automotive engineering and no one can ever convince me otherwise.

Dude, I owned a 1992 Nissan Sentra XE that I drove into the ground ... until some dude in SF driving a brand new 2016 Nissan Sentra decided to plow into me and total it in 2016. So I know what you mean.

Smart cars for stoopid people.

 

[Dostoevsky]

It's horrible when people don't have a sense of humour yet they think they do. What a pain.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

dont know if its the same in Germany, but in the Netherlands doors don't open without a key from the outside.

That was kind of weird for me, I locked myself out a few times when i first moved. Here in the UAE, we never lock doors when we're inside.

It is the same.

I thought that was normal

You don't have a little knob on the inside-facing door handle that locks or unlocks it?

Dude, I owned a 1992 Nissan Sentra XE that I drove into the ground ... until some dude in SF driving a brand new 2016 Nissan Sentra decided to plow into me and total it in 2016. So I know what you mean.

Smart cars for stoopid people.

Same thing took mine out. Some asshole without a license blew through a red light while my brother was driving.

https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2020/09/23/car-slams-into-t-mobile-store/

I was never going to get rid of that car, it was going to outlive us all

 

[Fab Fragment]

Another middleman you have to trust to work. No wonder all the nanny state dogshit 'features' are so popular in modern cars. The millennial market eats it up.

So would you prefer to drive a 1972 Ford Pinto ?

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-Ford-Pinto-d1571

 

[DAiDEViL]

You don't have a little knob on the inside-facing door handle that locks or unlocks it?

No

 

[Fred]

You don't have a little knob on the inside-facing door handle that locks or unlocks it?

Same thing took mine out. Some asshole without a license blew through a red light while my brother was driving.

https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2020/09/23/car-slams-into-t-mobile-store/

I was never going to get rid of that car, it was going to outlive us all

In the Netherlands (Europe?), no. The door is locked on the outside when you close it anyway.