New England B.S. Thread

Well my options are to drive an hour to sit in an empty office and be productive, or stay home and watch netflix while working. Plus if I stay home I'll only have to clear off the truck once...

How many cars can you go through in a month? I say go for it. What's the worst that can happen?

Just kidding! That's a pretty long drive during a snow storm.

 

Hey it did it's yob and she's not dead.

 

2000 civic ex couple manual

only on the inside. But that's unrelated to the wreck

 

It did the "Plan B" part of its yob
Plan A is "stay on road" and if that doesn't work then it's supposed to resort to Plan B (don't murder the occupants)

 

And tell her not to wear stilettos either.

 

I'd rather just go in and be productive. Even before I had kids working from home was never that productive. Let alone with 2 giblets.

Also when you have to bill hourly you can't just sit around watching Netflix, it burn through hours being not productive

 

Fair enough

 

Those actually are little tanks in the snow. 14's?

 

I dunno. They might be 7's haha

 

The 14's are a skinny little tire, is why I asked. Either 175's or 185's. Great snow cutters. Had a 2000 Coupe (in auto, boooo) and it was unstoppable as long as there wasn't enough snow to lift the body.

 

I honestly haven't looked but they're tiny. I think it's a lawnmower with a cage

 

But... same loose screw between the gas pedal and steering wheel

 

Usually these little cars are too light. I used to pass them going uphill in my fwd caddy.

 

Just gotta lug the motor a little and they'll go anywhere in any weather. The '96 that I had was a stick, and if you drove it a gear high it never had a problem with traction.

 

They're good as long as they have a proportional sized tire. Now, manufacturers like to throw big, fat tires on their tiny little cars and they handle like shit in the snow and rain. If you keep a really skinny tire on them with good tread, they're great in the snow!

 

Yeah, I always ran the Arctic Claw TXI's on them when I had Civics, because they were aggressive, soft, and cheap. Used 175/70R14's during the winter for the skinnier patch.

 

Oh boy. Toyota updates. IDK if anybody else gets these emails

http://www.off-road.com/blog/2018/0...mall-body-on-frame-fj-cruiser-successor-soon/

http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2018/01/next-gen-tundra-a-top-priority-for-toyota.html

http://www.off-road.com/blog/2017/1...l-electrify-everything-2025-including-trucks/

 

Except when she runs into trees

 

And when you try to explain that to those owners, they reply "They're all seasons"