Sister flips out at my hypermiling. :(

[ChewChewTrain]

Originally Posted by UltArc

Your airbags deploy, your steering wheel doesn't lock, your seat belts do.

So when you hit the mythical creature...

Actually, when slow cooked, Jackelope can be quite tender. Tastes like chicken.

[wdb]

Originally Posted by ChewChewTrain

Actually, when slow cooked, Jackelope can be quite tender. Tastes like chicken.

I got a flat tire from hitting one once. Darned antlers.

[Fat Charlie]

UltArc- I watched the video. He got the wheel locked, then took the key out of his pocket, put it in and unlocked the wheel.

Taking the key out and putting it back in my pocket isn't part of my EOC procedure- but yes, I can see how it being in my pocket would make for horrible reaction times while driving.

[bikeprof]

Originally Posted by Fat Charlie

UltArc- I watched the video. He got the wheel locked, then took the key out of his pocket, put it in and unlocked the wheel.

Taking the key out and putting it back in my pocket isn't part of my EOC procedure- but yes, I can see how it being in my pocket would make for horrible reaction times while driving.

ALL I CAN SAY IS: and more ...
(hmmm, "unlearned" drivers think we do this, argh !?!?!)

PS. Anything with enough spicy mayonaise/ or Dijon is OK

[Arragonis]

Originally Posted by Xist

For those nitpicking, what if a jackelope runs in front of your car while you check your speedometer or mirror, or in my case, simply too fast for you to react anyway?

Being in Scotland I'd probably go "what the *goodness* is that" whilst either trying to run it over if it looks dangerous, or avoiding running it over if it looks cute.

Depending on size of course.

If I was a local Scot rather than English I'd probably kill it and deep fry it.

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

Nowadays due to the widespread of electronic immobilizers as a passive anti-theft feature, steering locks integrated to the ignition is getting less usual.