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kcrazorbackfan
09-14-2018, 08:11 PM
......driving your cart with your left knee swung outside the cart or your left foot dangling outside the cart? I see men doing this many times a day but never do I see women doing it, I wonder why? 🤔

You do realize the tremendous amount of pain you are going to suffer and the possibility of losing your leg if you clip something with your leg, or - and this is more likely to happen - someone in an oncoming cart has a “medical issue” and swerves into you?

It’s your choice, your body.....

CWGUY
09-14-2018, 09:00 PM
......driving your cart with your left knee swung outside the cart or your left foot dangling outside the cart? I see men doing this many times a day but never do I see women doing it, I wonder why? 🤔

You do realize the tremendous amount of pain you are going to suffer and the possibility of losing your leg if you clip something with your leg, or - and this is more likely to happen - someone in an oncoming cart has a “medical issue” and swerves into you?

It’s your choice, your body.....

:1rotfl: Remember this Red? https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/villages-florida-general-discussion-73/beware-whacker-50939/

Daddymac
09-14-2018, 09:09 PM
Sorry, Your close ~ But That wasn’t my Foot.

redwitch
09-14-2018, 09:56 PM
CW, I do indeed remember him. Turns out he had Alzheimer’s and would get into the cart whenever he could sneak away from his wife. Sadly, he died. So, no more joyful whacking of knees.

Forget who it was but I do remember a pro football player getting a career-ending injury due to dangling his leg in a golf cart.

Not being a male I can’t speak with great authority, but it seems like it wouldn’t be too hard to adjust your junk before taking off in a golf cart. If you’re tryin to brag about what you have, I just assume you’re into wishful thinking. dangling body parts are a recipe for disaster.

SFSkol
09-14-2018, 10:31 PM
Gender social body language.

Not a definitive answer but, an interesting article.

Why do females usually cross their legs and guys tend to spread theirs when sitting down? I noticed this at my school assembly and wondered if this was ‘natural’ or not. - Quora (https://www.quora.com/Why-do--usually-cross-their-legs-and-guys-tend-to-spread-theirs-when-sitting-down-I-noticed-this-at-my-school-assembly-and-wondered-if-this-was-%E2%80%98natural%E2%80%99-or-not)

asianthree
09-15-2018, 05:28 AM
Notice the person, usually their stomach is very large, usually a, I can’t see my belt overhang. sitting up right causes the need to have their knee outward to give room.
Either they don’t realize the bad out come of someone striking their knee, or just don’t give two hoots.
Either way they might think it an attractive look:1rotfl::1rotfl:

dewilson58
09-15-2018, 05:39 AM
Notice the person, usually their stomach is very large, usually a, I can’t see my belt overhang. sitting up right causes the need to have their knee outward to give room.
Either they don’t realize the bad out come of someone striking their knee, or just don’t give two hoots.
Either way they might think it an attractive look:1rotfl::1rotfl:

:bigbow:


This comes up every couple of years.
(Clarify............the topic comes up)

NotGolfer
09-15-2018, 07:04 AM
This is a good point....as I too have seen a lot of guys hanging their leg off the cart.

When we were new to T.V. we went to that Newcomer's informational night. Someone who spoke warned againest doing this because of injury possibilities. I think it might be a bad habit these guys picked up from playing golf (???) and thinking it will give them an "edge" on getting off at their next stop. As for the legs spread...maybe making for "comfort" of their....ahem...body parts.

Taltarzac725
09-15-2018, 07:15 AM
PSA: Don'''t drive the golf cart with your foot hanging out. : golf (https://www.reddit.com/r/golf/comments/3vqo2c/psa_dont_drive_the_golf_cart_with_your_foot/)

I noticed that there are various reasons for this.

I always keep my arms and legs inside the golf cart but I only use it for going shopping, dog sitting stops, dog walking journeys, movie theater trips, a romantic rendezvous, parade outings, etc.

Kahuna32162
09-15-2018, 07:21 AM
When you're very tall, like I am, there's no where else for your long legs to go. And, when driving in the cart, I am very aware on oncoming traffic and stay as far to the right as possible.

tophcfa
09-15-2018, 08:05 AM
When you're very tall, like I am, there's no where else for your long legs to go. And, when driving in the cart, I am very aware on oncoming traffic and stay as far to the right as possible.

Agree, I am tall also and need to hang the left knee out for comfort, but am very careful to swing it inside the cart for oncoming traffic. Our Yamaha has much more leg room so the knee doesent hang way outside the cart, but the club car is very tight and the left knee swings out pretty far. At least it's the left knee that hangs out, that one hasn't been replaced yet. However, I can't understand hanging the foot outside the cart? That is neither safe or comfortable.

rustyp
09-15-2018, 08:13 AM
Knee hanging out getting whacked mostly myth. Your side view mirror plus the other persons side view mirror is more distance hanging out than a knee. How many times have you whacked mirrors in you normal golf cart rides ? Probably a good idea to move the knee in on the Morse and Historical bridges.

photo1902
09-15-2018, 09:56 AM
Knee hanging out getting whacked mostly myth. Your side view mirror plus the other persons side view mirror is more distance hanging out than a knee. How many times have you whacked mirrors in you normal golf cart rides ? Probably a good idea to move the knee in on the Morse and Historical bridges.

Exactly. Much ado about nothing.

Nucky
09-15-2018, 10:11 AM
I'm guilty of the foot thing several times but stopped and brought it in the second I realized I was doing it. That is truly a bad idea. If you drive with anything hanging out of the Cart when traveling over either bridge then you are truly making an error in judgment. The knee hanging out is no problem at all in any other spot as men of any age will do whatever is necessary to defend that part of them. Don't forget the line from Scarface.“All I have in this world is my balls and my word, and I don’t break them for no one.” Makes me think the knee hangers will save the junk at the last second no matter what.

Has there been a set or even possibly one jewel found on the side of a road or Cart Path? Why the concern?

Taltarzac725
09-15-2018, 10:18 AM
I'm guilty of the foot thing several times but stopped and brought it in the second I realized I was doing it. That is truly a bad idea. If you drive with anything hanging out of the Cart when traveling over either bridge then you are truly making an error in judgment. The knee hanging out is no problem at all in any other spot as men of any age will do whatever is necessary to defend that part of them. Don't forget the line from Scarface.“All I have in this world is my balls and my word, and I don’t break them for no one.” Makes me think the knee hangers will save the junk at the last second no matter what.

Has there been a set or even possibly one jewel found on the side of a road or Cart Path? Why the concern?


I do know a woman who had her leg out of the golf cart and she hit one of the posts at the stop sign coming from the opposite direction. She was hurt quite badly and they had to call the ambulance to come get her.

fndrbndr
09-15-2018, 12:21 PM
Reminds me of two rules I was told when I bought my first snowmobile up north. Rule #1. Don't stick your leg out if the sled is going to tip over. (The reason(s) have been explored in earlier posts here.) Rule # 2. Beware of barbed wire fences. (No explanation needed and not much of an issue in The Villages, but it might remind you of the subject by the OP)

PennBF
09-15-2018, 12:32 PM
It amazing how many do this and it is also amazing how many make fun of the person who warns them of the danger. Ever see a knee torn out of the leg and the many months of pain and treatment to fix it. You would never hang your leg out if you had. I had heard one time the hospital gets about 2 a year. Another stunt that defies the mind are those that drag their foot along the ground as they drive. A foot can and has been caught under the cart when this is done and it can be terribly damaged. :ho:

ColdNoMore
09-15-2018, 12:38 PM
Reminds me of two rules I was told when I bought my first snowmobile up north. Rule #1. Don't stick your leg out if the sled is going to tip over. (The reason(s) have been explored in earlier posts here.) Rule # 2. Beware of barbed wire fences. (No explanation needed and not much of an issue in The Villages, but it might remind you of the subject by the OP)

Actually, if you're riding hard (or especially racing), 'sticking' your body, and especially the knee, as far to the inside of the turn as possible...is the only way to go fast. :thumbup:

http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/b992904e323ead604844001f333b4e570818a59a/c=422-0-4111-2774/local/-/media/2018/02/14/WIGroup/GreenBay/636542124700804058-KEW-0217-USSA-racing-Nick-Van-Strydonk-SpeedShot-Photography.jpg?width=540&height=405&fit=crop


While I sometimes miss my sled riding & racing days, I still enjoy playing January golf in shorts...a lot more. :D




I totally agree with the barbed wire (or ANY) fence warning though.

All too many have been injured and/or killed...from that situation. :(

Henryk
09-15-2018, 01:19 PM
......driving your cart with your left knee swung outside the cart or your left foot dangling outside the cart? I see men doing this many times a day but never do I see women doing it, I wonder why? 🤔

...

Simple! Women are smarter than men. :boom:

kcrazorbackfan
09-15-2018, 06:54 PM
they might think it an attractive look:1rotfl::1rotfl:

Don’t think anything would be attractive to anyone trying to sneak a peak; at the age of most of the men I see with their legs swung out, their junk has shrunk.

fw102807
09-15-2018, 07:12 PM
Simple! Women are smarter than men. :boom:

So funny, we were driving home tonight and I looked over and saw a woman with her foot hanging out. Seriously not kidding.

New Englander
09-15-2018, 07:23 PM
Don’t think anything would be attractive to anyone trying to sneak a peak; at the age of most of the men I see with their legs swung out, their junk has shrunk.

Junk don't shrink.

PennBF
09-16-2018, 08:08 AM
It is really disgusting that a few constantly believe they are funny or wiseguys when a serious question is raised regarding safety, health, etc. They are disgusting as they take what is a serious concern in the community and try to demonstrate how stupid they are and think it is funny to divert the attention to their sick humor. In some cases it is just plain low class, (e.g. diverting this serious thread to "junk,etc). I am surprised it even passes the acceptable test by the reviewers of TOTV reviewers?:police:

photo1902
09-16-2018, 08:10 AM
It is really disgusting that a few constantly believe they are funny or wiseguys when a serious question is raised regarding safety, health, etc. They are disgusting as they take what is a serious concern in the community and try to demonstrate how stupid they are and think it is funny to divert the attention to their sick humor. In some cases it is just plain low class, (e.g. diverting this serious thread to "junk,etc). I am surprised it even passes the acceptable test by the reviewers of TOTV reviewers?:police:

So you think the "junk" comments belong in the junk pile?

Arlington2
09-16-2018, 08:12 AM
So you think the "junk" comments belong in the junk pile?

:clap2:

rustyp
09-16-2018, 08:32 AM
It is really disgusting that a few constantly believe they are funny or wiseguys when a serious question is raised regarding safety, health, etc. They are disgusting as they take what is a serious concern in the community and try to demonstrate how stupid they are and think it is funny to divert the attention to their sick humor. In some cases it is just plain low class, (e.g. diverting this serious thread to "junk,etc). I am surprised it even passes the acceptable test by the reviewers of TOTV reviewers?:police:

I'll be sure to file this under junk male.

photo1902
09-16-2018, 08:41 AM
I'll be sure to file this under junk male.

:bigbow: