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Only people on the road and going 15. Snow was coming down pretty good. Would do it again. 4 miles from home.
Fucking drunk can't wait 10 minutes for a beer.
Only people on the road and going 15. Snow was coming down pretty good. Would do it again. 4 miles from home.
Hell of a snowstorm.
Fuck this snow.
So the TX power outages are bad. I saw many pics on twitter of ppls thermostats at 30 degrees. I hope @BaBaBlacksheep is okay ?
I bet last night was long for many ppl
Only people on the road and going 15. Snow was coming down pretty good. Would do it again. 4 miles from home.
15 fucking mph.That is super shitty.
Even if there is nobody on the road, even if you don't give a damn about you or your wife's safety, even going 15.
You slide in to a ditch and tip over, someone has got to come rescue your ass on a shitty night and expose themselves on a slippery road.
It isnt about you, it is about everyone else that would have to come clean up your mess if you fucked up.
15 fucking mph.
Been 4 wheelin for over 40 yrs and have never tipped over.
If I did need help I would call my friend that owns 20 or more tow trucks or one of my farmer friends.
1 or 2 beers aren't going to make a difference when going 15 with nobody else on the road.
As far as safe driving goes I haven't had a ticket since 88 and have never injured anybody or been given a DUI.
It seems that somebody has done harm to you. a friend or your family after drinking. It wasn't me.
That's why he didn't get to go with us yesterday. Always handing out beers and wanting to go faster. I love that dog.I blame Rango for your drinking problem.
He's a bad influence.
So like, how many homes are gonna get destroyed over frozen pipes with this?My friend in Austin just wrote, 30 hours straight without power. Been below 20 that whole time with the majority of that time in single digits, wind chill around zero. More ice coming down tonight.
Probably a lot. You're probably also going to see some old people die. These things are happening over most of Texas, so probably in the tens of millions of people are in similar conditions.So like, how many homes are gonna get destroyed over frozen pipes with this?