[sportutegrl]

Forced to drive in the right lane, no passing. Hey, Junior. Why do I get the feeling that you are a single male who has to deal with no one but himself in his little car. No carseats for you, guy. Guys never drive the kiddies around. I would drive a small car if car seats weren't required and I could put my oldest son in the front seat with me where we could talk and bond. Saftey Nazis insist on air bags that require you to put your crying infant child on another row away from the mother and facing backwards, to boot, so you can't even check on him at a stop light. Spend the 20 or so minutes that it takes to properly install a baby in the middle back car seat in a low to the ground car and your back will be screaming for you to work with something higher up.

[Junior]

Nope. I've already pointed out that I have no problem with the mid-sized vehicles. I simply cannot stand those LOS-blocking behemoths. My gripe is specifically with vehicles like the Suburban and the Navigator. Like I said, if I can't see around your vehicle to the road ahead (and I drive a Ford Ranger), don't ever expect me to allow you to merge in front of me. If you have a Jimmy or something similar, and you don't have 90 percent tint on your windows, I really don't have a problem with you.

[Xenalyte]

Spend the 20 or so minutes that it takes to properly install a baby in the middle back car seat in a low to the ground car and your back will be screaming for you to work with something higher up.

If it takes you 20 minutes to strap an infant in a car seat, ask someone what you're doing wrong.

My sister can pack her car with her three-year old and her year-old twins, and all their assorted gear, in under five minutes. (I saw her do it yesterday. She has quite the system.)