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1. You drive down a narrow road with snow banks on both sides, hit a patch of ice, and spin sideways, wedging yourself between the walls. 2. You drive, at spee
by tedunangst 5y ago
1. You drive down a narrow road with snow banks on both sides, hit a patch of ice, and spin sideways, wedging yourself between the walls.
2. You drive, at speed, into four feet of mud.
Which is easier to get out of?
- bradknowles 5y agoDepends on how fast the fleet of Australian three trailer road trains are building up behind you.
- throwaway0a5e 5y ago>Which is easier to get out of? Depends massively on other yet unknown facts about the situation, but generally the snow.