commuting 120 miles a day has been ok so far...but i think its time to start using a skinny pillow for my lower back. the gap between my back and the seat back has to be filled.

 

is anyone an English major?
for some reason the title is painful to read-
Is it correct? I know its weird but I'm sure you were thinking the same thing.

LOL

 

Bill,

I was not an English major (music, which is just about as useless in the "real-world"), but ideally the poster could have said "Does anyone find the front seats comfortable" or "Are the front seats any good" or "Do your fit seats give you searing back-pain?" However, if the main goal was communication, then for all intents and purposes, the original post title was effective regardless of proper adherence to English rules or attention to clarity.

This being the internet though, I wouldn't be too harsh, perhaps the poster's native language is not English, or maybe he/she just wanted to type out a quick question to get a general reply.

Along those lines: Grammar, Usage, and Style Guide: SparkNotes Ultimate Style: Good vs. Well

Cheers,

-piper

 

it was all in good fun-
ya know like a joke...?
.. guess not o well

sorry if i come off lke an ass - im just sarcastic

 

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just caught this lol
... well he is from NY
(thats for all yall nyorkas)
see you 2moro! lol

thats ok i say arange juice-
(its the new jersey in me)

 

I have 1,500 miles on my Fit and was trying to talk myself into using this for a trip to Fla from Boston instead of the CRV.
I made two changes that convinced me I could take the Fit.
1. Sheepskin seat pad. Two benefits- It raises you up slightly. More comfortable.
2. A dead pedal from zeta Honda Fit Driver's Dead Pedal - FIT-DP
This made an amazing difference. I found I was slouching forward without it and making myself even more uncomfortable. I'm 5'11" and the car feels just right now.
This car is going to Fla now.

Mike C.