Comments on: Night of the Living End – Lost in Ohio http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/ Reflections on the Mutability of the Interwoven Internet Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:58:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mitchell Allen http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/comment-page-1/#comment-2193 Mitchell Allen Fri, 05 Sep 2008 02:45:25 +0000 http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/#comment-2193 Hi Kyle, Amp sounds like it would have been better than that vending machine swill at the rest stops. (What a waste of seventy-five cents - it didn't even keep me awake!) Everyone may love GPS, but does your wife appreciate your feminization of the thing? Or is that because of its sexy voice? I must consider getting one. Thanks for giving me a brand to research. Cheers, Dad Hi Kyle,

Amp sounds like it would have been better than that vending machine swill at the rest stops. (What a waste of seventy-five cents – it didn’t even keep me awake!)

Everyone may love GPS, but does your wife appreciate your feminization of the thing? Or is that because of its sexy voice?

I must consider getting one. Thanks for giving me a brand to research.

Cheers,

Dad

]]> By: Kyle http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/comment-page-1/#comment-2190 Kyle Thu, 04 Sep 2008 15:51:43 +0000 http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/#comment-2190 Oh boy, do I remember a trip like that one. When Bri and I moved back across the country to LA, we drove 6 days through all of America's wonders and glories...some more wonderful and glorious than others. I actually developed a dependence on Amp energy drinks (and their remarkably high levels of caffeine) on that trip, and went through withdrawal the week after we settled here. However, the trip went miraculously smooth thanks to the assistance of one Sanyo. That's the name of our GPS (and the company that makes her). I'm not sure of the model, but she works like a dream. I think everyone loves their GPS -K Oh boy, do I remember a trip like that one. When Bri and I moved back across the country to LA, we drove 6 days through all of America’s wonders and glories…some more wonderful and glorious than others.

I actually developed a dependence on Amp energy drinks (and their remarkably high levels of caffeine) on that trip, and went through withdrawal the week after we settled here.

However, the trip went miraculously smooth thanks to the assistance of one Sanyo. That’s the name of our GPS (and the company that makes her). I’m not sure of the model, but she works like a dream. I think everyone loves their GPS

-K

]]> By: Mitchell Allen http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/comment-page-1/#comment-2126 Mitchell Allen Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:00:46 +0000 http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/#comment-2126 Heh. I'm from Philadelphia and <em>used</em> to think that the 222-mile drive was torture. It still is, due to the nightmare of Northern Virginia and the infernal beltway. But I never had to sleep for three hours enroute! Do GPS software get updates like the Microsoft Streets and Trips downloads? Mitch Heh. I’m from Philadelphia and used to think that the 222-mile drive was torture.

It still is, due to the nightmare of Northern Virginia and the infernal beltway. But I never had to sleep for three hours enroute!

Do GPS software get updates like the Microsoft Streets and Trips downloads?

Mitch

]]> By: Blake Raab http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/comment-page-1/#comment-2124 Blake Raab Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:06:14 +0000 http://www.morphodesigns.com/archives/2008/night-of-the-living-end-lost-in-ohio/#comment-2124 Ah, yes, long drives. I sincerely and passionately hate driving. My family lives in Pennsylvania, and I'm in Georgia. GPS is my absolute best friend in the car, except for parts of the 200ish mile stretch on I77 when the GPS tells me that I've suddenly become "off route". There are no places to turn, and I've never taken its advice to turn left in 500 feet at 70 mph! :) Ah, yes, long drives. I sincerely and passionately hate driving. My family lives in Pennsylvania, and I’m in Georgia. GPS is my absolute best friend in the car, except for parts of the 200ish mile stretch on I77 when the GPS tells me that I’ve suddenly become “off route”. There are no places to turn, and I’ve never taken its advice to turn left in 500 feet at 70 mph! :)

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