@SlippingSliding Knowing you are making it worse, but telling yourself, I can get out, untill you are hopelessly stuck
Where do you live?
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Hope you’ve got some cars for us to get stuck in the mud may be a very buggy field for us to sink into
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Yes westfil11. Plenty of old rwd Ladas for us to play with, and probably a Nova to pull them out when we really get them sunk to the axle
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Mmm sexy 4wd sinking too
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I will try to sink it as best I can
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Will add winch to list also. Lol
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You think we might need one
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It could be a long walk home if you wanted to get it really stuck ! Lol
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I want to get very very very stuck
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Sounds like we gonna need quite a bit of fuel also then !! Lol Who is doing the driving or are we taking turns?
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If tyres burst, are we keeping going with them, or put a fresh wheel/tyre on
I may not be able to get on this site much after tomorrow, so probably best if you email me at. tyrespinneruk@yahoo.com. Be great for messaging and maybe exchange pictures and ideas -
@Redsman said in Where do you live?:
Hi! Just finished relocating from San Diego to Columbus Ohio area. There’s gotta be more guys into getting stuck out here! lol
I sometimes get thru the Columbus area, I'm a truck driver.
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@Redsman I'll let ya know. Basically into mud stuck. Oral, jack off, and so on.
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Sink his truck and spin like fuck
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@Redsman said in Where do you live?:
Anybody out there near Dayton, ohio? After 12 years in SoCal I’m moving back east.
In my youth, I envied Californians and yearned to be among them. Even its shape on the map evokes a figure leaning lazily against the wall of the Pacific ocean without a care in the world. But now I can't blame you at all. People are leaving in droves, not only because of weather events but even more, the government. So many want out that the powers-that-be itch to impose an exit tax. False imprisonment, I'd call it, and probably unconstitutional. I read a book once citing scientific data showing that long-term, the climate of California is quite inhospitable. We've just been lucky in the past 400 years. Maybe the party's over.
I've been in the Philadelphia area for almost forty years and love it here. Every ten years or so the vestige of a hurricane pays us a call, but otherwise the weather has been free of major problems (knocking on wood...). I'm amazed and almost feel guilty enjoying such temperate, stable conditions when all over the world people are desperate.
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@Florian I liked California. My father passed last year. My mother needs assistance and my sister travels internationally for work frequently. My husbands parents live in WV, so it’s closer for him as well. Despite loving San Diego, we decided to move back to spend more time with family. I will say that it’s ridiculously expensive. If you find an 800 sq foot house for under $500,000 consider yourself lucky, and when we left gas was about $5.70 a gallon.
