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My 22 year old son came home for the weekend. He's in the navy. He drives a honda SI 6 speed, Him and I took my car out today my son was driving in manual using the paddle shift. We went on some back roads with some nice curves. Anyway I found out that I was never letting the car do even part of what it can do. And the sound he was getting from the exhaust was great. We had the top down and just had a good time. My son fixed my phone up with an app called spotify he said that he pays 15.00 a month for the app but he can have up to 5 guest on the app. Then he showed me how to download music and plug it into the car. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks. Now on his next visit he can show me how to post pictures on the forum. Oh he also said to look in the mail he ordered me a scan disc for the car. I had a great day.
Jim, I also live in Leesburg, it was a great day for a drive. To bad I spent all day planting new shrubs. But then again I do have all week as it will be good cursing weather also. My son also brings me up to date on
"new things"
Last edited by my4thand last; Feb 19, 2017 at 07:43 PM.
posting pic info Easiest for me is Snipping Tool. If you have windows 10 you will find it under Windows icon at the Bottom left corner. Click icon and scroll down to "S" section.
Open it up and select NEW and put a box around item or pic you've found on the net. once done select SAVE (default is capture) I use capture 95% of the time and save file to DESKTOP.
Now to post on site I use the Inset Image icon on reply section
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Paddle shift
Easiest for me is Snipping Tool. If you have windows 10 you will find it under Windows icon at the Bottom left corner. Click icon and scroll down to "S" section. 
