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Correct ways to drive in the snow and ice
- Thread starter billski
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I like your style!
o3jeff
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Probably rips a fart....
Hmmm, I wonder what the proper lift etiquette is on that subject
ctenidae
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Outside leg, to direct the blast away from others.
bigbog
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LOL..o3jeff, between midnight and 4am...and you're golden up here in Bangor
lol, really anywhere above Portland = more territory to roam about in and far fewer vehicles(& police departments) to contend with...than you've ever seen down south...;-)
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Hawkshot99
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The secret to good snow driving is definitely going out to parking lots when it snows and playing. When my vehicles start to slide in the snow, I have felt it many times before when playing, and know how to fix the problem. Get in a car with a person who doesn't do this, and they will panic when the car starts to slide.
Good tires, and a good vehicle just make it easier. No matter how good your vehicle/tire combo is, it will break loose at some time, this is when your training kicks in.
Good tires, and a good vehicle just make it easier. No matter how good your vehicle/tire combo is, it will break loose at some time, this is when your training kicks in.
Hawkshot99
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PS the quarter thing didnt make much sense, and that tattoo is just wrong. Why would the tattooer even agree to do that?
I just saw Hall Pass. Anyone else see this, the scene with the girl in the bathroom ...
Hawkshot99
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Money?
I doubt any amount of $ would not be enough for a tattooer to allow me to drop my pants for them.
o3jeff
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Long term investment, just imagine all the coins they are getting now
Hawkshot99
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Geoff
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When I was in high school in Manchester, CT I actually got a reckless driving ticket (I was 17) for doing donuts (well, e-brake slides) in a parking lot after a snow storm at 10PM.
No, there were no other cars in the parking lot, or at least not in the section we were in.
Cost me over $300 in court plus points on a license. Jerk. I tried to tell the cop I was learning how to drive in the snow
Yeah, well.... The lesson here is that you don't screw around with a cop an doughnuts.
Abubob
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Cop pulls this guy over and says "Your eyes look glassy. You been drinkin'?"
The guy says "Officer, your eyes looks glazed. You been eating doughnuts?"
Back to the subject - I do doughnuts backwards now that I have front wheel drive.
Yup, that's fun too!
yeah the reverse donut is a good time
C-Rex
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How to drive in the snow? Get a Subaru!!
I like to have fun on the drive to/from the mountain as well as while I'm there. So a couple years ago, I put a roof rack, coil-over's and rally flaps on my STi. So now I can get 4 people and their gear to the mountain, and quickly.
I like to have fun on the drive to/from the mountain as well as while I'm there. So a couple years ago, I put a roof rack, coil-over's and rally flaps on my STi. So now I can get 4 people and their gear to the mountain, and quickly.
ctenidae
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FWD is also good for lunch tray donuts.
Lunch tray donuts? Does that have something to do with a coin operated e-brake?
ctenidae
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