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  1. 12-28-2008, 09:17 AM #1
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    Default Ice is dangerous

    what a dumbass

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0AO3xKWqOE
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  2. 12-28-2008, 06:54 PM #2
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    Thats awesome.
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    lol

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    Not even Geico can save you from that.
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    its not that hard to drive in the snow/on ice...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ricer
    its not that hard to drive in the snow/on ice...


    If you notice in the video, there sliding not trying to drive. So I'm guessing that theirs a decline in the road and its pure ice. Therefor, once you start sliding and your tires can't catch grip, your screwed!


    Also, you comment coming from someone that lives in an area where it hardly ever snows






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    Quote Originally Posted by Fast-Tech™
    If you notice in the video, there sliding not trying to drive. So I'm guessing that theirs a decline in the road and its pure ice. Therefor, once you start sliding and your tires can't catch grip, your screwed!


    Also, you comment coming from someone that lives in an area where it hardly ever snows








    lol


    lol.. ok... first... they are on the road and moving.. call me crazy but i would call that driving.. the slide is a result of them trying to drive... a parked car with no one in it doesnt just all of a sudden start sliding.

    and yes i realize i live in georgia.. but i have only lived here for a year.. spend the first 25 years of my life in Michigan.. so as i said... it is NOT hard to drive in the snow or on ice.. even on an icy hill. Once you start sliding it is much more difficult to get your vehicle under control.. yes.. i agree.. but you are FAR from screwed. It is when people pannic while sliding that causes those kind of accidents.
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