6:17 pm
The weather forcasters that is. If I was wrong most of the time I'd get fired or worse...sued. If they're close, they're doing pretty good.
It wasn't "supposed" to start snowing until tonight. With that in mind I took the car to work today. Now...1.5" in about two hours with more on the way. I'm going to have to chain up to get home. 👿
6:56 pm
Club Member
July 10, 2003
"Bender" wrote: If I was wrong most of the time I'd get fired or worse...sued. If they're close, they're doing pretty good.
A better question would be...How many times does somebody have to be wrong before you STOP LISTENING TO THEM???
"Bender" wrote: I'm going to have to chain up to get home. 👿
Bawahahaha...Last time you'll make fun of my Subaru 😛
I used to wheel a lot. . .
6:57 pm
"JohnDF" wrote: [quote="Bender"]If I was wrong most of the time I'd get fired or worse...sued. If they're close, they're doing pretty good.
A better question would be...How many times does somebody have to be wrong before you STOP LISTENING TO THEM???
"Bender" wrote: I'm going to have to chain up to get home. 👿
Bawahahaha...Last time you'll make fun of my Subaru 😛
or my station wagon! (highlander)
7:15 pm
"FAM" wrote: Sounds like an AWD vehicle might be a good choice up there.
Real men chain up!
Hindsight is 20/20. If I'd known we were going to move up here when we bought the car I'd have chosen differently. 😀 We're rolling around getting something for Kelly. It will be a girl car like a Subaru or Highlander. I just need to take John's advice, stop listening and start driving the 4Runner.
4:19 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
5:09 pm
"JohnDF" wrote: I bet you'll be driving the 4-Runner for the rest of the week. Putting on chains sux.
The 4Runner is a go for sure! I actually have a pair of the Les Schwab chains. They're really easy to use. Slide them behind the tire, pull them over, clip them together, pull the tensioner, and you're good to go.
5:22 pm
January 7, 2003
"Bender" wrote: [quote="JohnDF"]I bet you'll be driving the 4-Runner for the rest of the week. Putting on chains sux.
The 4Runner is a go for sure! I actually have a pair of the Les Schwab chains. They're really easy to use. Slide them behind the tire, pull them over, clip them together, pull the tensioner, and you're good to go.
That does sound very easy. Are they actually chains or are the cables?
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