Show us something OCD about the way you organise your car...
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I don't have OCD any more. I have a 2 year old and a good understanding of defeat. I used to keep my cars spotless to the point they didn't need cleaning. No food, no drinks and definitely no hanky panky. (I'm not dealing with the potential aftermath)
Today I am just grateful if there no ants.
Today I am just grateful if there no ants.
h0b0 said:
I don't have OCD any more. I have a 2 year old and a good understanding of defeat. I used to keep my cars spotless to the point they didn't need cleaning. No food, no drinks and definitely no hanky panky. (I'm not dealing with the potential aftermath)
Today I am just grateful if there no ants.
I'm dreading that day when it does finally arrive. Slow Jnr will be in a polythene bag for car journeys if I can get away with it.Today I am just grateful if there no ants.
I'm another vent man (and too lazy to post a photo).
Passenger side vent must be pointing slighty up and towards the window, centre vents aligned and pushing air to the centre of the car and for the benefit of rear seat passengers, drivers side vent points up and towards the side window.
Car is vacuumed after every long run if the weather allows.
I must post a photo of the boot of my car - rammed full of caving gear and ready for cave rescue/mountain rescue. Not much room for luggage. All my gear is cleaned after each outing which is unusual for a caver.
Passenger side vent must be pointing slighty up and towards the window, centre vents aligned and pushing air to the centre of the car and for the benefit of rear seat passengers, drivers side vent points up and towards the side window.
Car is vacuumed after every long run if the weather allows.
I must post a photo of the boot of my car - rammed full of caving gear and ready for cave rescue/mountain rescue. Not much room for luggage. All my gear is cleaned after each outing which is unusual for a caver.
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