What irks you?

[Erica Mena]

What really irks me are idiot drivers and there's no shortage of those around here.

I didn't know you lived in California.

It's true. People drive like total shit here

[Anonymous]

Weebles is not all there, is he?

I know one thing, he's gonna be totally fucked for content if YouTurd ever implodes.  ac_biggrin

[Herman]

Weebles is not all there, is he?

Not lately.

[Berry Sweet]

There are bad drivers all around the world.  Canada has a multicultural group of horrible drivers.  Esp the truck drivers....always doing something dumb...trying to outrun trains, almost or actually taking overpasses down....a recent one was in Richmond over here....the driver is not cooperating with authorities...I bet this dude is fresh to Canada and doesn't have a proper license to operate such a vehicle.



I drove for the first time in 7 months yesterday...I dont miss it...I'd rather be driven around lol....I always stay as far as I can from big trucks abd their loads, teslas and Mercedes....some of the worst drivers ever!

[Berry Sweet]

Weebles is not all there, is he?

Not lately.

He says he's dying...

[Odinson]

Secretly taking the condom off is a sexcrime but not telling about your HIV is not.

[DKG]

Not lately.

He says he's dying...

 

[Shen Li]

Weebles is not all there, is he?

He is so different now that it is possible the current Weebs is not the original.

[Odinson]

Tourists on snowmobiles.



Today a woman died after she crashed her snowmobile into a tree.





Even at lower speeds, you get ejected head first into whatever stopped your snowmobile.





She was on a snowmobile-trail and crashed to a tree on the side.





Snowmobiles do this thing called "darting" where the skis "search" pre-existing, frozen ski-tracks...



It can ruin your day.

[Lokmar]

Went to taco bell today and ordered 4 items, no sides. They fucked up 2 of them. In fact, the 2 chicken Quesadillas werent even in the fukin bag. The burrito had beans on it, I ordered without. There were only 3 items in the bag to boot.



LJS tonight. Got shorted a piece of fish.



#PISSED! Cunts aint worth $3/hr.

[Shen Li]

Tourists on snowmobiles.



Today a woman died after she crashed her snowmobile into a tree.





Even at lower speeds, you get ejected head first into whatever stopped your snowmobile.





She was on a snowmobile-trail and crashed to a tree on the side.





Snowmobiles do this thing called "darting" where the skis "search" pre-existing, frozen ski-tracks...



It can ruin your day.

I notice there seems to be more injuries and fatalities on snowmobiles than ATV's. However, alcohol and riding sleds seems to go hand in hand.

[Odinson]

Tourists on snowmobiles.



Today a woman died after she crashed her snowmobile into a tree.





Even at lower speeds, you get ejected head first into whatever stopped your snowmobile.





She was on a snowmobile-trail and crashed to a tree on the side.





Snowmobiles do this thing called "darting" where the skis "search" pre-existing, frozen ski-tracks...



It can ruin your day.

I notice there seems to be more injuries and fatalities on snowmobiles than ATV's. However, alcohol and riding sleds seems to go hand in hand.

ATVs are easier to control, you see where you are going and you dont ride them as you do a sled.





You ride hard in deep powder snow and suddenly hit a hidden boulder = Sled busted and you injured or dead.



You climb uphill, stall and the sled falls on top of you.



You might cause an avalanche that kills you.





You are riding 70km/h on a trail... Suddenly there is a curve, you start to brake but you didnt know about the ice on the trail.



Brakes have no effect on ice and you plummet off trail like a meteor.





And riding on the rivers and lakes have the obvious water hazard thing.



If the ice starts breaking, open up the gas... Sleds go on water if necessary.

[Shen Li]

I notice there seems to be more injuries and fatalities on snowmobiles than ATV's. However, alcohol and riding sleds seems to go hand in hand.

ATVs are easier to control, you see where you are going and you dont ride them as you do a sled.





You ride hard in deep powder snow and suddenly hit a hidden boulder = Sled busted and you injured or dead.



You climb uphill, stall and the sled falls on top of you.



You might cause an avalanche that kills you.





You are riding 70km/h on a trail... Suddenly there is a curve, you start to brake but you didnt know about the ice on the trail.



Brakes have no effect on ice and you plummet off trail like a meteor.





And riding on the rivers and lakes have the obvious water hazard thing.



If the ice starts breaking, open up the gas... Sleds go on water if necessary.

Riding an ATV in the bush would be more dangerous than a sled on frozen lake.

[Odinson]

ATVs are easier to control, you see where you are going and you dont ride them as you do a sled.





You ride hard in deep powder snow and suddenly hit a hidden boulder = Sled busted and you injured or dead.



You climb uphill, stall and the sled falls on top of you.



You might cause an avalanche that kills you.





You are riding 70km/h on a trail... Suddenly there is a curve, you start to brake but you didnt know about the ice on the trail.



Brakes have no effect on ice and you plummet off trail like a meteor.





And riding on the rivers and lakes have the obvious water hazard thing.



If the ice starts breaking, open up the gas... Sleds go on water if necessary.

Riding an ATV in the bush would be more dangerous than a sled on frozen lake.

Debatable... The sled is usually going 150 km/h... Lots of things can go wrong.



And you have to keep up a good speed in the forest so that you wont get stuck with a snowmobile.





You just dont go the same speeds with an ATV.





Of course if you ride your sled on trail and only go like 30km/h, then its super safe.

[Shen Li]

Riding an ATV in the bush would be more dangerous than a sled on frozen lake.

Debatable... The sled is usually going 150 km/h... Lots of things can go wrong.



And you have to keep up a good speed in the forest so that you wont get stuck with a snowmobile.





You just dont go the same speeds with an ATV.





Of course if you ride your sled on trail and only go like 30km/h, then its super safe.

Speed is the number 1 safety factor.