"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

And if you knew anything about driving you might know that a
plowed street can be worse than unplowed.

Wow!!... 30 min of driving in the winter and Bowsprit's an Expert!!

Driving on a plowed road being worse than unplowed... priceless!!

You should write city hall to lay off those dead-beat plow drivers!!

Bwahahahahahahaahahahahaaaa....


CM-

Wow!!... 30 min of driving in the winter and Bowsprit's an Expert!!


Been driving a variety of cars in the Pocono's for 15 years. Maybe
you've heard...we do get a bit of snow there.


Driving on a plowed road being worse than unplowed... priceless!!



Depending the car, weight and type of wheels this is of course 100%
true. Plowed street leaves packed snow over thin layer of ice in some
conditions, which is worse for a big tire than 9 inched of powder.

RB
35s5...someone who's actually driven many cars!
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
Depending the car, weight and type of wheels this is of course 100%
true. Plowed street leaves packed snow over thin layer of ice in some
conditions, which is worse for a big tire than 9 inched of powder.

ROFLMAO... Ouch!!!!.....STOP..... my sides are aching I'm laughing so
much!!!!

I've never heard anything so funny in my 100's of Thousands of Km of driving
on Seasonal, Winter and Ice roads for the past 20 years while living in the
Arctic!!!

Next you'll be telling us you are an Instructor for Advanced Vehicle Control
on Snow & Ice.... Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

CM-

I've never heard anything so funny in my 100's of Thousands of Km of
driving
on Seasonal, Winter and Ice roads for the past 20 years while living in
the
Arctic!!!


So let's get this straight, Mooron. You seem to think that an 18" all
weather tire has BETTER traction over compacted snow and ice than
through untouched snow?
Just for the record...do tell.


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

So let's get this straight, Mooron. You seem to think that an 18" all
weather tire has BETTER traction over compacted snow and ice than
through untouched snow?
Just for the record...do tell.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAhhahahahahahahahahaha.......

Can you believe this guy????? Oh my sides ache from laughing!

The roads of the nation are plowed to reduce traction and promote
accidents... it's a government conspiracy!!... Bobsprit will set us
straight!!!

Woooooooooooooooooo Bouy!
Let's take the unplowed road so we get better traction!!!

Bwahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa...

CM-

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
I've never heard anything so funny in my 100's of
Thousands of Km of
driving
on Seasonal, Winter and Ice roads for the past 20 years
while living in
the
Arctic!!!


So let's get this straight, Mooron. You seem to think that
an 18" all
weather tire has BETTER traction over compacted snow and
ice than
through untouched snow?
Just for the record...do tell.

My 22'' tires do better on a plowed road than not. Yes, you
are wrong once again. And small, too.

Scotty

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
news:BGNHf.3895$s36.2402@edtnps89...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
Depending the car, weight and type of wheels this is of course 100%
true. Plowed street leaves packed snow over thin layer of ice in some
conditions, which is worse for a big tire than 9 inched of powder.

ROFLMAO... Ouch!!!!.....STOP..... my sides are aching I'm laughing so
much!!!!

I've never heard anything so funny in my 100's of Thousands of Km of
driving on Seasonal, Winter and Ice roads for the past 20 years while
living in the Arctic!!!

Next you'll be telling us you are an Instructor for Advanced Vehicle
Control on Snow & Ice.... Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

CM-

This is hilarious. I have over 27 years in the high Rockies, including a
decade of professional mountain snow plowing.

Kew Gardens - drive around the block!!!!!

Aaaahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!!

What about some wet spring snow?

Glory!

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
news:BGNHf.3895$s36.2402@edtnps89...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
Depending the car, weight and type of wheels this is of
course 100%
true. Plowed street leaves packed snow over thin layer
of ice in some
conditions, which is worse for a big tire than 9 inched
of powder.

I've never heard anything so funny in my 100's of
Thousands of Km of driving
on Seasonal, Winter and Ice roads for the past 20 years
while living in the
Arctic!!!

Next you'll be telling us you are an Instructor for
Advanced Vehicle Control
on Snow & Ice.... Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

I showed these posts to my wife, but she still made me plow
the driveway today.

Scotty