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Old 01-15-2008, 10:18 AM
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Anyone else get extremely annoyed by the fact that when you open your door and there's snow on the roof it falls onto your seat?!

couple the snow on your seat with seat heaters and you'll climb out with a wet a**

IRRITATING!
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Yeah...that's why I always clear the snow from the X prior to opening the doors.
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guess i'm a slow learner

but in all honesty, i've never had a car before that dumps as much snow inside as this one does. neither of my 3 series had this problem either...

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Yeah...that's why I always clear the snow from the X prior to opening the doors.
I do the same but for some reason, no matter how well I do it, the wind always seems to blow some snow on the seat. The thought of a short is frightening.
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I do the same but for some reason, no matter how well I do it, the wind always seems to blow some snow on the seat.
but some snow is better than a whole bunch of snow!
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nah, i love the snow - the more the better...just not on my seat!
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I do the same but for some reason, no matter how well I do it, the wind always seems to blow some snow on the seat.
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haha what does that even mean?
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