Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2350174)

He is male. Males and new things don't go well together. He still hasn't figured out how to efficiently use the remote control for the TV and refuses to learn how to use the voice activation on it.

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2350308)

Sexist much?

BTW, you just described my wife...

Oh, and to stay on topic, you can buy a external battery pack for $20 that will recharge your phone multiple time before it needs re-charging...

Amazon.com

You can purchase similar ones for whatever charging ports your current phone has...

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2350342)

My phone doesn't need recharging. I know how to get as far as Kristine without having to resort to a GPS, and my phone is brand new. Because - as a sexist woman - I have to think about stuff like that, and plan in advance. And better yet - I know how to post on a forum and ask people for access to printed directions, which someone kindly provided. Us sexist women folks are resourceful like that.

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2350342)

My phone doesn't need recharging. I know how to get as far as Kristine without having to resort to a GPS, and my phone is brand new. Because - as a sexist woman - I have to think about stuff like that, and plan in advance. And better yet - I know how to post on a forum and ask people for access to printed directions, which someone kindly provided. Us sexist women folks are resourceful like that.

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2350560)

Nice rant. Unfortunately, it had nothing to do with my comment...

But arguing a point a man never made is typical for a woman...

See how that works?:spoken:

Originally Posted by LeRoySmith (Post 2350570)

It makes me wonder if keeping an old junkie phone that half works and claiming to get lost very easily is nothing more than creating plausible deniability for staying away from home longer/more often. Why someone would choose to stay away from home so much is anyone's guess ������

Originally Posted by LeRoySmith (Post 2350570)

It makes me wonder if keeping an old junkie phone that half works and claiming to get lost very easily is nothing more than creating plausible deniability for staying away from home longer/more often. Why someone would choose to stay away from home so much is anyone's guess ������

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2349932)

Dealing with a very old phone, old battery, and almost-two-hour golf cart drive. The GPS app sucks up a LOT of battery, which will die before we even get halfway there on a full charge.

So - does anyone have DIRECTIONS to the golf course from the Spanish Springs area? Or even from Sumter Square, since we know how to get there just fine.

I understand to go Morse Blvd, take whatever tunnels get you around the roundabouts, south south south...

But I also know to get to Kristine something, because you can't go further on Morse by golf cart and have to use Kristine to get to some bridge that goes over 44. Only one of us is going.

GPS gives live instructions, but not printable directions. I need printable directions, and they have to include the lead-up and instructions on how to get to this Kristine Way/Road bypass, and the name of the bridge that he has to go over, and everything from that point on.

Google maps using bicycle option is useless because it says to ride ON the roundabouts, which you can't do in a golf cart, and I'm not familiar enough with signage and tunnels and bypasses down there and would totally spend a lot of time being lost.