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CWGUY 01-25-2020 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by JanetMM (Post 1712507)
Sort of along the same line, speaking of the “boys”...
Gentlemen, if you’re going to wear baggy shorts please, please learn to sit as if you are wearing a kilt. The view of those old “guys” really is repulsive and very rude to share in public.
:ho: Thank you Ma'am..... I'll remember that. Privates in private only. :faint:

graciegirl 01-25-2020 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by vinricci (Post 1712246)
Inquiring minds want to know:
Do you drive your cart with your left knee sticking out? If so, why?
For the same reason as many rec centers.

No ballroom.

CWGUY 01-25-2020 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1712537)
For the same reason as many rec centers.

No ballroom.
:faint:

Nucky 01-25-2020 10:40 AM
Here is NOTHING but the answer: Duluth Trading TV Commercial: Bullpen™ Underwear - What's Happening :30 - YouTube :1rotfl::1rotfl: :ohdear:

Kahuna32162 01-25-2020 11:02 AM
YES, I drive my cart with my left knee hanging out. Unlike many on this thread, I am 6 foot 8 and cramming into a golf cart is hard enough. I'm not hurting anyone and I'm conscience enough to be aware in tight situations. So, my best thought is...Live and let live.

rmd2 01-25-2020 11:16 AM
This is an amputation waiting to happen. I am shocked when I see this. The space between cars/trucks and golf carts is just inches. I used to work in Emergency Rooms so...

Willow&Darla 01-25-2020 12:22 PM
I'm aware of that plus men seem to sit with their legs wide open. 😳😅

Dr Winston O Boogie jr 01-25-2020 12:33 PM
What I've noticed is people who are too obese to fit behind the steering wheel sitting in the passenger seat and operating the pedals with their left foot.

CWGUY 01-25-2020 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr (Post 1712604)
What I've noticed is people who are too obese to fit behind the steering wheel sitting in the passenger seat and operating the pedals with their left foot.
:rolleyes: Maybe they are retired rural carriers for the USPS.....:shrug:

ColdNoMore 01-25-2020 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Kahuna32162 (Post 1712570)
YES, I drive my cart with my left knee hanging out. Unlike many on this thread, I am 6 foot 8 and cramming into a golf cart is hard enough. I'm not hurting anyone and I'm conscience enough to be aware in tight situations. So, my best thought is...Live and let live.
With your height, I would be doing the same thing.


While this subject has been brought up numerous times, I personally don't ever recall reading (or even hearing through the very dubious 'rumor mill') about someone who had their knee/leg injured...from having it sticking out. :shrug:


Adding a lot of credence to your comment of..."Live and let live." :ho:

Wavy Chips 01-25-2020 10:28 PM
It says to in the owners manual.:eek:

EdFNJ 01-25-2020 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Kahuna32162 (Post 1712570)
YES, I drive my cart with my left knee hanging out. Unlike many on this thread, I am 6 foot 8 and cramming into a golf cart is hard enough. I'm not hurting anyone and I'm conscience enough to be aware in tight situations. So, my best thought is...Live and let live.
So you must be "The Big Kahuna" !! :D Sorry, couldn't resist based on your username and having been one of the few who saw that movie .

Mumbles 01-26-2020 11:52 AM
I stick my left leg out the door when turning from cart path into traffic. Gotta keep both hands on the wheel, ya know.


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