dude my bad, mortified means embarassed or humiliated. i think its the most commonly misused word in the english language. i wouldnt be sayin anything but my ex, an english graduate, always gave me **** about grammar. one time on that word too. now that u know, sit back and observe how often people misuse it. my best friend, who is a genius, literally, misused it the other day.

 

my three year old couldn't go more then 3 miles without projectile vomiting across the back of the car and hitting me in the back of the hed. He was bad that we started calling him the barfamatic.

 

I don't know about just jerking up on the back seat and it will come out...with broken parts maybe....Look under the lower rear seat where it meets the trim..about 8 inches fromeach side there is a plastic keeper...spread the two flex ears apart and then pop up the cushion ....do it on the other side and the whole lower seat both sides will slide right out toward the front. Remove the whole bench andyou can clean everything from there....

 

Heh, I hear ya....I'm a bit of a stickler for that as well, thanks for the heads up, I'll be a little more ginger in my usage of the word from now on...

However, it does have a bit of a different connotation than just embarassed... more of a "wounded pride" type feeling than just embarassment... close in terms of feelings but not exactly the same...

 

ya, ur right about that