cars have brains and codes?

:yes: I'll keep that in mind, dimi.

sorry, I had to go feed my cats.

cya zea!

@Zea: Welcome back. :yes:

@Kat: Yeah, pretty much every vehicle built after 1984 has some sort of ECM in it. Most car manufacturers have been toying with them since long before that, though.

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@Zea: Ok, enjoy your shower

:roll: why do I even answer the phone?

yep, cars are confusing. I'd ride a bike everywhere if I could. I'm afraid to ride a bike though since I don't think I can do it anymore.

Cica has also replied to the RP. Finally. Also, hi!

....you have a point there....

that's what I thought but it had been 10 years since I'd ridden and when I tried, I crashed.

hey cica!

Hi there Cica! :D

@Kat: Guh, that's why I don't have a phone...I can't stand phones ringing. xD

@Ultima: Since 1984? Whoa...thought it'd be something a little more recent than that!

Heya, Cica. How's it going?

@Kat: I almost always have a point. It might not always be a good point, but it's a point nonetheless. ;)

Really? Now I've got to wonder if I could actually ride a bike without making a fool out of myself in the process... :sweat:

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@TK: Actually, all fuel injected vehicles require a computer of some sort for fuel management. The earliest vehicle I can think of off the top of my head that came with a factory option for a fuel injected motor was the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. So they've been toying with computers in cars for a lot longer than most people realize. :ninja:

xD How can you make a fool of yourself? *thinks riding bikes has simple motions* 8D

Hi, TK! :)

So, bike riding. I didn't think you could forget how do to that. oO Interesting. Might be fairly easy to relearn, though, if you do forget.

It's been a few years since I've ridden, actually, but I do remember how it feels, more or less. And it's certainly less scary than driving. :gonk:

Dimi: Oh, and... it's a very hot Friday night and mentally I am probably not entirely here. How're you?

wow dimi, I think I've said that exact thing about having a point!

I want to watch you make a fool of yourself!! :D

I guess I never rode a bike for long. I roller skated instead.

@TK: *pokes and points to the edit in my previous post in case you missed it* ;)

@Cica: It's pretty hot here, too. But, we have a storm rolling through right now. Maybe that'll help relieve some of the humidity around here for a little while. *hopes*

@Kat: Why would you want to watch me make a fool out of myself? :gonk:

@Ultima: I definitely had no idea...O_O


@Kat: Now rollerskating...that's something I'll make a fool out of myself doing. xD I'm terrible at it!

Oh, Kat, I never went rollerskating outside. Just in a roller rink. I miss that rink. So cheesy retro, yet fun! Biking was the principal mode of transportation for a lot of the kids in my neighborhood, when I was young. Bikes do better on dirt roads than skates!

I hope so for your sake, Dimi. :gonk: It's hot everywhere!

Ow, Zea! XD How are you?

@TK: Not many people do. ;) It takes a real gearhead to know something like that. Or at least somebody really interested in random facts that have basically no purpose. :lol:

@Zea: Welcome back again. :P Did you enjoy your shower?

@Cica: Yeah, and it doesn't make my job any easier, either. :sweat:

Zea: Wishing I was in Alaska, like I do every summer when it's this hot. :)

Dimi: Ouch. I bet not.

how can a storm make it less humid, dimi?

who wouldn't want something to laugh at. fools are funny!!! XD (I'm evil aren't I?)

I was pretty good at roller skating! Its easy to me.

welcome back zea!

ooh, alaska!

@Kat: Honestly, I don't really understand how it works myself. All I know is that the heat doesn't feel as bad right after a good storm.

well, storms nearly make it cooler, but usually they make it more humid....