You must have been born, raised, and live in the south, if you know what you are doing it isn’t the challenge you present
lol. This is absurd really. I live in a state with snow, and I have lived in Texas. Texans cannot drive in icy conditions. Period. Coloradans will beat them every time. I stayed off the roads in ice there because their bald assed tires and total lack of experience made them the most dangerous drivers on ice I had ever seen.
Now that is one stupid asshole.
He's going to hit the brakes and be suddenly blind...
I did not say we drove great on ice but as I said we don't have good road prep. It was funny watching the Pittsburgh and Green Bay complaining and crashing.
I lived in Denver from 1973-75 . There was a massive blizzard around the Christmas holidays. I drove over 250 miles in hard snow and ice. I counted cars wrecked and slide off the road from Denver down towards Raton Pass. There were over 300 of them in total. I had studded snow tires on my little car. They made driving OK but I only went around 35 mph most of those 250 miles.
They were probably all Texan transplants. In CO we have Californicators. They come from California and have the same problem the Texans have.I did not say we drove great on ice but as I said we don't have good road prep. It was funny watching the Pittsburgh and Green Bay complaining and crashing.
This is from the recent storm up north. Now that is some skill full driving.
I went skiing at Steamboat and on the way back to Denver in a hard snow storm we were held up by a 50 car pile up. And there was a time on the same stretch of road when a jeep passed us on a snowy highway doing around 70 mph. He must have don't 8-9 doughnuts on the highway before crashing into a fence in a large area between the east and west bound highways. Coloradans are over confident in their driving ability. An unprepared road is dangerous for everyone.
This is how they drive up north
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That much snow is not from the South. Just saying.
While I lived in Denver some reach Texan donated 30 Acres of land in Colorado to Texas with the express condition that they made a Texas state park out of it. Of course Texas wasn't going to do that but it sure got the Coloradans riled up. But it was all over the Colorado radio. A couple times people at stop light saw my license plate and ran up to my window to flip me off. Like I had anything to do with it.
I saw a whole bunch of Colorado plates on those 300+ cars.
When people move here they register their vehicles, almost nobody here is actually from here. And 300 out of millions is nothing. I watched Dallas turn into an ice rink and well over 300 vehicles damaged in just blocks... the difference between the two, even with the transplants, is striking.
And which of the two has snow plows? Asking for a friend.
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I know goat fuckers like you don't have friends but normal people like me do.
For once,..I agree with you on something.
It really isn't their fault though,....they just don't have the experience when it comes to driving in it. What we take for granted and drive in every day for months at a time they have no clue how to handle. Pro tip for you southies................For real,......When coming up to a stopping situation on ice, well in advance take your car out of drive and put it in neutral. It will take the power off your tires and you will slow down and stop with no problems without sliding past.I've been in more than my fair share of blizzards and am witness to Southerners not being able to drive when things get slippery.
