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It dont make no sense driving 50 mph on ICE!!!
 
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Been to Texas have ya?
I am the one doing 10 miles per hour. |
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Been to Texas have ya? I am the one doing 10 miles per hour. Yeah, I live here. These guys are sliding all over the place!! |
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Yeah bro...it's friggen brutal. Good thing management is understanding and expecting everyone to show up after 3 of our guys got stuck (in the middle of intersections)
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I hear ya!!!
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Well...in keeping with the spirit of the thread.....my dumb@$$ is about to try to make it 20miles across 3-4" thick ice sheets on untravelled country roads.....
let the suck..COMMENCE! Stay safe bro. |
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Well, becarefull my friend!!!!
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there is a thin layer of snow over a layer of ice here in san antonio, and the highways have been shut down. it's good because people in this city when they drive over a patch of ice will slam on the brake, let go of the steering wheel, and scream "sweet mother of jesus save me"
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there is a thin layer of snow over a layer of ice here in san antonio, and the highways have been shut down. it's good because people in this city when they drive over a patch of ice will slam on the brake, let go of the steering wheel, and scream "sweet mother of jesus save me"  |
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lol. I spun around four times and almost flipped my SUV tuesday. I HIT a patch of black ice. It scared the crap out of me!
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there is a thin layer of snow over a layer of ice here in san antonio, and the highways have been shut down. it's good because people in this city when they drive over a patch of ice will slam on the brake, let go of the steering wheel, and scream "sweet mother of jesus save me" |
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yea they need to bring there speed level down to there iq level
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there is a thin layer of snow over a layer of ice here in san antonio, and the highways have been shut down. it's good because people in this city when they drive over a patch of ice will slam on the brake, let go of the steering wheel, and scream "sweet mother of jesus save me" Hahaha ain't that the same for the whole state of Texas? Heck I don't even hit the roads when it is like this....  Got up this morning the ground is covered with snow and it is still coming down..... The only thing my car has done in the last 5 days is got started for a while then shut off has not moved lmao 
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Edited by
JOHNN111
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Fri 02/04/11 08:02 AM
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Johnn's winter driving tips:
1) if you "fishtail" always steer the car in the direction you need to go 2) Never apply the brakes or the gas in a curve 3) Carry a big blanket, boots, candles, granola bars, big bag of coarse salt, flairs and keep a full tank of gas(just in case)and Don't worry about water, you can always melt a lil snow  4) Give yourself 5-10 car lengths of space ahead of you. Do not attempt to pass anyone. 5) always let someone know where you're going and when you expect to get there and what route you're taking. |
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Johnn's winter driving tips: 1) if you "fishtail" always steer the car in the direction you need to go 2) Never apply the brakes or the gas in a curve 3) Carry a big blanket, boots, candles, granola bars, big bag of coarse salt, flairs and keep a full tank of gas(just in case)and Don't worry about water, you can always melt a lil snow 4) Give yourself 5-10 car lengths of space ahead of you. Do not attempt to pass anyone. 5) always let someone know where you're going and when you expect to get there and what route you're taking. Dad?? |
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Johnn's winter driving tips: 1) if you "fishtail" always steer the car in the direction you need to go 2) Never apply the brakes or the gas in a curve 3) Carry a big blanket, boots, candles, granola bars, big bag of coarse salt, flairs and keep a full tank of gas(just in case)and Don't worry about water, you can always melt a lil snow 4) Give yourself 5-10 car lengths of space ahead of you. Do not attempt to pass anyone. 5) always let someone know where you're going and when you expect to get there and what route you're taking. Dad??  (RUNS) |
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Johnn's winter driving tips: 1) if you "fishtail" always steer the car in the direction you need to go 2) Never apply the brakes or the gas in a curve 3) Carry a big blanket, boots, candles, granola bars, big bag of coarse salt, flairs and keep a full tank of gas(just in case)and Don't worry about water, you can always melt a lil snow 4) Give yourself 5-10 car lengths of space ahead of you. Do not attempt to pass anyone. 5) always let someone know where you're going and when you expect to get there and what route you're taking. [/quote Dad?? |
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Johnn's winter driving tips: 1) if you "fishtail" always steer the car in the direction you need to go 2) Never apply the brakes or the gas in a curve 3) Carry a big blanket, boots, candles, granola bars, big bag of coarse salt, flairs and keep a full tank of gas(just in case)and Don't worry about water, you can always melt a lil snow 4) Give yourself 5-10 car lengths of space ahead of you. Do not attempt to pass anyone. 5) always let someone know where you're going and when you expect to get there and what route you're taking. Dad?? (RUNS) You forgot flashlight with spare batteries or the batteryless ones, hand and feet warmers, hat and gloves and bag of cat litter.... whew, you can't be my dad. |
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Been to Texas have ya? I am the one doing 10 miles per hour. 
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Johnn's winter driving tips: 1) if you "fishtail" always steer the car in the direction you need to go 2) Never apply the brakes or the gas in a curve 3) Carry a big blanket, boots, candles, granola bars, big bag of coarse salt, flairs and keep a full tank of gas(just in case)and Don't worry about water, you can always melt a lil snow 4) Give yourself 5-10 car lengths of space ahead of you. Do not attempt to pass anyone. 5) always let someone know where you're going and when you expect to get there and what route you're taking. Dad?? (RUNS) Sounds like what I tell my kids over and over......
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