too far from ur car to lock or unlock it...
Avoiding potholes
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Not only does that work, but try this as well:
Walk away from your car until you're out of the effective range of the fob.
Place the key fob to the area of the throat right under your chin, and raise one of your hands. Press the button.
It increases the range significantly.
Walk away from your car until you're out of the effective range of the fob.
Place the key fob to the area of the throat right under your chin, and raise one of your hands. Press the button.
It increases the range significantly.
All I'll need is "I feel pretty" playing in the background.
...hope no one sees me!
grace
Originally Posted by timzcat
You think that works, try bending over and putting the remote on your butt cheek and humming.
wanted to see if anyone would do it.
wanted to see if anyone would do it.
Originally Posted by Grace
Too cool. I'm going to try this today. Flippy skirt, heels, Barbie hair, hand in the air, and clicking wildly away on the keyfob.
All I'll need is "I feel pretty" playing in the background.
...hope no one sees me!
grace
All I'll need is "I feel pretty" playing in the background.
...hope no one sees me!
grace
Originally Posted by Mike_Deezy
I heard that the range is increased becuase of the fillings in your mouth. Has anyone on here that doesn't have any fillings in their mouth tried it?
Avoiding potholes
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Originally Posted by tragic22
Damn, this is for real? When I read the first 2-3 posts I thought it was a joke
LOL
LOL
Just try it when no one's looking or you're going to have a major case of dork-itis.
grace
Avoiding potholes
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Originally Posted by Woblin_Goblin
I couldn't make it work and I tried twice. I must be a dork. Good thing, there's no one here to see me.
I spent quite a few summers driving from Edmonton to Jasper.
Got lost thinking I was going to Athabasca Falls and wound up north of Edmonton.
Awesome area and people. If it wasn't for those winters of yours, I'd be living somewhere in Alberta.
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grace
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Originally Posted by Grace
LOL! You can't be a dork. You live in one of my favorite areas of Alberta!
I spent quite a few summers driving from Edmonton to Jasper.
Got lost thinking I was going to Athabasca Falls and wound up north of Edmonton.
Awesome area and people. If it wasn't for those winters of yours, I'd be living somewhere in Alberta.
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grace
I spent quite a few summers driving from Edmonton to Jasper.
Got lost thinking I was going to Athabasca Falls and wound up north of Edmonton.
Awesome area and people. If it wasn't for those winters of yours, I'd be living somewhere in Alberta.
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grace
The Edmonton - Jasper route is great. We were coming back from BC this spring on a Sunday and the traffic was almost non existant. Very pleasent and easy to make good time.
Widdle ya into kindling
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I have been doing this for years, but than I wondered if it could have any long term effects on health. I know that sounds a bit paranoid, but just look at Cancer for instance. The number of cases of cancer that are genetic is a very small percent. Most cases of cancer are linked to diet or environmental causes.
http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/ben...4-issue3/page1
Could this have any adverse health effects, who knows, but I won't be doing it any more.
http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/ben...4-issue3/page1
Could this have any adverse health effects, who knows, but I won't be doing it any more.
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