If you are still in your younger years, it can also be due to embarrassment, youthful excitement, as well as concentration or thoughtlessness, that when you get into the car you accidentally get in the back. #( Ms. van de Bodden also looked at me in amazement when I got into the back seat, almost embarrassingly behind her, instead of taking the front seat next to her in the passenger place. She acknowledged this a nice red, sharp, shiny lipstick smile, while shortly before with a few small ignition delays when starting the low sports car she finally got the lightly roaring engine running, e...

If you are still in your younger years, it can also be due to embarrassment, youthful excitement, as well as concentration or thoughtlessness, that when you get into the car you accidentally get in the back. #( Ms. van de Bodden also looked at me in amazement when I got into the back seat, almost embarrassingly behind her, instead of taking the front seat next to her in the passenger place. She acknowledged this a nice red, sharp, shiny lipstick smile, while shortly before with a few small ignition delays when starting the low sports car she finally got the lightly roaring engine running, even if this was not exactly an ideal introduction to impressing older women back then. After all, for a short while I had an excellent insight into the essential things that are certainly of equal interest to some here. It is just good that you always have to look ahead while driving a car ... =) So the driver hardly turns around, while the passenger usually only looks forward from behind anyway. In such a case, it is difficult to tell where the actual (camera-) eye is looking. =)