Can you drive a stick?
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Feathering the clutch is the key
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YES! and I miss it 
meh… at least I still have to shift my bike. They haven’t taken that away from me yet!
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I’ve never owned anything else. If/when I can no longer drive a stick - or they have completely disappeared, as is now slowly occurring – I will no longer care to drive at all.
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Drive one daily. 6.0L LS2 with a 6spd.
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Three cars and two motorcycles between my wife and I and not an automatic in sight.
(And a whole 5.15 liters of displacement between them all)
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I could if I had to, but my knee would hurt.
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All of these responses tell me is that you’re all old.
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Yes, and I highly suggest it, as there is NO better auto theft deterrent! I swore I’d never own a car that wasn’t stick, but that changed when the wife and I started multiplying and our range of options disappeared. I do miss driving stick, greatly. Flappy paddles doesn’t count btw.
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How’s that ya young whippersnapper? Can’t hear a single thing you’re yappin’.
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Are you saying that building (or what’s left of it) would want to drive one of the sticks that surround it?
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ALL OF THESE RESPONSES…
Nah I’m almost old myself, I didn’t own my first automatic until a couple years ago.
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Are you familiar with this particular building?
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No, but now I want to go there.
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I wish electric vehicles would add a stick shifter, so I can feel in control. 
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Only thing to drive. Taught my daughter too.
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I’m not old, but I was told I can’t be a racecar driver if I can’t drive a stick shift. It then translated to me being a better rider than at least half the boys 
team GSXR 
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All my kids are learning to drive stick on both an old VW (easy) and a '65 F-100 (harder).
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