Snow tires man...

I haven't bought a set for my truck, as my ATs do well enough.

But I keep a set for the wife's car, swap em out in the winter. They make a world of difference.

danmdevries wrote:

Morning. Bread in the oven, coffee in hand. Crappy day out the window, supposed to snow tonight.

Oh joy. Oh bliss. Oh happiness.

USNGunner wrote:

I grew up in RI. Winter was not a favorite.

Left at 17, never went back. Been living in more temperate climates since... and I like it.

MACS wrote:

Yum, just had a maple bacon donut for breakfast. This bakery hooks it up. 3 pieces of bacon on a maple long John. Back to pulling cable at work. Pulled about 6000ft yesterday. Gonna be doing the same again today.

Cheno wrote:

ya know.... you could solve a lot of the complaints you've had here just by.... not swapping them out

victor809 wrote:

Wife hasn't reminded me of my laziness yet today.

I'm sure as soon as I sit on the couch and turn on the xbox I'll hear it.

Just took a load of cardboard and wood stuff out to the burn pit and lit it. Chickens fed n watered. Need to clean the coop but can't get the tractor out with the snow. It's above freezing so it's a snow/mud mix I'd just get stuck.

danmdevries wrote:

But if she survives, you have to hear stories that make your head explode, such as the wife in a car with ABS telling me she couldn't stop so had no choice but to pull the emergency brake 🤦

Sunoverbeach wrote:

it is an amazing experience sitting in a 4,000 pound metal container when it loses traction and goes spinning and sliding in dizzying directions and all you can do is sit back and watch the world go by in slow motion, wondering if you're gonna hit something or something is gonna hit you...hoping it won't hurt physically and/or financially....

why does time seem to slow down when calamity is about to smack you?

delta1 wrote:

it is an amazing experience sitting in a 4,000 pound metal container when it loses traction and goes spinning and sliding in dizzying directions and all you can do is sit back and watch the world go by in slow motion, wondering if you're gonna hit something or something is gonna hit you...hoping it won't hurt physically and/or financially....

why does time seem to slow down when calamity is about to smack you?

delta1 wrote:

it is an amazing experience sitting in a 4,000 pound metal container when it loses traction and goes spinning and sliding in dizzying directions and all you can do is sit back and watch the world go by in slow motion, wondering if you're gonna hit something or something is gonna hit you...hoping it won't hurt physically and/or financially....

why does time seem to slow down when calamity is about to smack you?

delta1 wrote:

Been there... luckily the spinning stopped when the car went airborne and landed on its roof... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

why does time seem to slow down when calamity is about to smack you?

delta1 wrote: