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"
and you thought that was a good idea? -- nm
"
by
decline
It wasn't very far that it was that deep. -- nm
Posted by
znufrii, dad. (aka znufrii)
Jul 5 '16, 09:01
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Six inches of water will reach the bottom of most passenger cars causing loss of control and possible stalling. A foot of water will float many cars -- (link)
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decline
Jul 5, 09:02
5
Maybe it wasn't as deep as all that, then. -- nm
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znufrii, dad.
Jul 5, 09:07
4
Given the annual stories about cars being washed away during flash floods and people drowning trying to cross rivers, "maybe" is never good thinking. -- nm
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Max
Jul 5, 09:09
2
If it were moving at all, or an unfamiliar road, no question I would not have risked it. -- nm
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znufrii, dad.
Jul 5, 09:10
1
dammit, man, you're a dad, and even if you weren't, this would be stupid behavior. -- nm
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Max
Jul 5, 09:11
I don't think a man would ever enlarge something while discussing it would they? -- nm
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Beaker
Jul 5, 09:08
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