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Blake Luse (Muddyrover)
| | Posted on Tuesday, November 19, 2002 - 10:18 pm: | 
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Ok I live in the country in Alabama. So for the Auburn football games where does everyone park? Thats right big cow pasture fields, lol. It rained bad all week but let up for the game on Saturday. When i get to the grass field to park its got some mud but not that bad, and everyone is parking, and not everyone drives 4x4's. I know its a shame but they don't. Anyways so I do what any other owner of a disco with some swampers would do, I start cutting doughnuts and slingin mud all over mercedes and bmw's and stuff with alot of people routing me on. Time for the game so we go and when we get back to the truck, the field has become and ultimate bogging event. There were cars and trucks stuck everywhere , cars slinging mud, people pushing and falling in the mud. So i go riding around playing and watch people battle the mud. It was great. I got to pull out some people and follow them till they got out, lol. Even got to pull out my buddy in his explorer.  To bad theres no more home games or i'd pray for rain every game. Just sharing my story of being a proud rovertarian |
Clif Ashley (Cta586)
| | Posted on Tuesday, November 19, 2002 - 10:24 pm: |
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Haha, thats great.
There is a hill about a block from my house that come snow nearly everyone gets stuck going up. I bust out the lawn chair & space heater, remote in hand... my winch cable stays laid out at the bottom of the hill. |
Dana Giles (Dana_G)
| | Posted on Tuesday, November 19, 2002 - 10:50 pm: |
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WTG 
I had some similar fun at the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City. I was parked on the grass and we got hit with a deluge. The field turned into a beautiful mud bog, and the 3 foot deep water trenches made a lovely river surrounding the entire lot. Most people driving lesser vehicles had to wait around for a few hours before being able to get out! |
Andy N
| | Posted on Wednesday, November 20, 2002 - 10:15 am: |
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Me too. When I had my D90, I was on the way to work and found an Exploder in the ditch, after some snow had fallen. The woman had called her husband to pull her out with his p.u, but guess what? No grip.
I arrived, put my trusty tow strap on, and as I did a polite cruiser stopped, rolled down the window and says "You guys look all set!".
Two mins later, she's out. The ditz drove away without even saying thanks - I'll charge next time - before I pull them out! |
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