lols. I think I do that too

function c () { cd $1; ls -las }

I do that too, I think

i think we're all not sure if the directory is empty after creation... maybe there's an easter egg in ext3fs that makes fun stuff magically

its more combined, habit, cd is almost always followed by ls

muscle memory kicks in

notes that `mkdir meowing; cd $_; ls` works just as well... bash has `$_` meaing "the last argument of the last command"

vi <tab><tab><tab> what the hell is in this directory!? damn it <esc>ddAls<enter> oooh, it's a capital!

compulsive directory listing disorder

I use `!$` for the last argument of the last command. Why is there an alternative?

that'd be a history command, like `^^` or `!!` rather than a variable ... i think one is bash-ish

occasionally finds himself typing "cd ."

now that, I can't explain

cd ./foo # maybe