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Originally Posted by razor02097
Odd but it is a good feeling to know you saved fuel!  |
True, true!
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Originally Posted by Cobb
Oh  , I thought this was going to be about chills and numb fingers.  |
It’s getting that way here- and possibility of going to town by train tomorrow..
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Originally Posted by wmjinman
Back when I was taking my flying lessons and then after getting my pilot's license and going to rent a plane once in awhile, I'd walk in and the instructor would ask me if I was "ground sick" yet. (what happens to pilots who haven't flown recently enough).
Maybe that's another type of "driving withdrawal".  |
I get “Officestafobic” when in the office on a nice day, as I KNOW there are some
Awesome roads out there waiting to be driven.. Maybe I should take up flying for some more fun!
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Originally Posted by MetroMPG
I was thinking: on this 2-month stay I've had on the wet coast of Canada, last month saw the least amount of driving I've done since I got my license. In December, I only drove once.
January has been a different story, about ~580 km / 360 mi.
Strange feeling for sure. It is nice to be able to do all you need to do on foot & by bike though. |
I do 320 a week for work, last week was 590 on the golf, and another 250 on the 328i
Luckily we can walk to the supermarket etc, and I’m looking at getting a bike for exercise
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Originally Posted by Frank Lee
I've gone for several weeks without causing a spark plug to spark. I walk and bike everywhere. After a stretch of that it feels weird to get in the car and drive- I almost feel guilty!
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Alas, I work 32 miles from home, with no usable and cheap public transport between locations..
I do car share 2 days a week though
plus, I LOVE driving!