Neck strain with Kluger head rest

[kwach10]

somone needs an anatomy lesson.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cervix

and who might that be

http://www.spine-health.com/conditions/pai...-spinal-anatomy

perhaps a bit of extra education might also be helpfull

http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/glossary/glossary.cgi?page=c

[Kesawi]

somone needs an anatomy lesson.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cervix

and who might that be

http://www.spine-health.com/conditions/pai...-spinal-anatomy

perhaps a bit of extra education might also be helpfull

http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/glossary/glossary.cgi?page=c

Well what do you know, everyone's correct :D

[Blind Kid Seeks]

sorry bout that... just dont know alot of latin i guess?

[kwach10]

well not quite <_<

unfortunately the wiki has been shown again to be only as good as a fool who makes an incorrect entry (cervix=vagina - oops=uterus)

educated morons run the world and that is why we are in a poo!

there is a good movie about this - "idiocracy"

Edited March 13, 2009 by kwach10

[Kesawi]

well not quite <_<

unfortunately the wiki has been shown again to be only as good as a fool who makes an incorrect entry (cervix=vagina)

educated morons run the world and that is why we are in a poo!

there is a good movie about this - "idiocracy"

cervix uteri (neck of the uterus) commonly abbreviated by just about everyone to cervix (and as you point out it doesn't necessarily make it technically correct :) ). Who says learning latin these days is a waste of time :)

Back on topic, it's still a painful chair.

[Blind Kid Seeks]

semantics...

but thanks for schooling us... with your wisdom, or age, or whatever.

[kwach10]

well not quite <_<

unfortunately the wiki has been shown again to be only as good as a fool who makes an incorrect entry (cervix=vagina)

educated morons run the world and that is why we are in a poo!

there is a good movie about this - "idiocracy"

cervix uteri (neck of the uterus) commonly abbreviated by just about everyone to cervix (and as you point out it doesn't necessarily make it technically correct :) ). Who says learning latin these days is a waste of time :)

Back on topic, it's still a painful chair.

Looks like this might be the end of the road - acceptance or a major alteration/change of the head rest

one could also go all the way and have a RECARO seat custom fitted:

http://www.idealseat.com.au/

[kwach10]

well, maybe the is a cheap fix for some of those suffering from the "uterine" (for simple people only) discomfort :)

A TRD item must be good (?) or would it be just fore looks

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/TOYOTA-Headrest-Pil...%3A1|240%3A1318

[Kesawi]

Did a resonable drive from Brisbane to Binna Burra in Lamington National park today. Lots of steep, narrow and windy roads. No back or neck pain at all. Must be a difference in the way I sit when doing a long relaxing trip compared to commuting.

One thing that was pleasing, was the way the kluger handled up and down the mountain. Very comfortable and confident in the corners. I spent most of the time in S mode shifting between second and third and hardly needed to touch the brakes. Didn't have as much chassis roll as I would of expected. Followed a couple of sedans and stuck to their tails like glue (in the end they pulled over and let me pass, which was much appreciated). The 2004 Subaru Forestor that I drove before the Kluger loved the windy roads as well but lack the power in the hills. The kluger had only a tad more roll, but being able to just touch the accelerator and get the engine working up the slopes was great. My partner kept trying to distract me to look at the view, but I was having so much fun enjoying the drive.