General Chit-chat thread

[jeepcache]

i re-learned this morning that wet deep snow is no bueno for snow wheeling. lets just say i'm lucky i keep a shovel in the jeep

[Jake7]

Originally Posted by Sarahdactyl

I thought the girl could on form an animal
and the guy something that involved water.

"FORM OF A TIGER"
"FORM OF A ICE BUCKET"

which would you pick?lol

Oh come on, there's so many more cool things water can do than that

Shower water, perhaps?

[JCJ]

Originally Posted by jeepcache

i re-learned this morning that wet deep snow is no bueno for snow wheeling. lets just say i'm lucky i keep a shovel in the jeep

LOL,, Last winter I buried my CJ in a 4' snow drift,,, in my back yard back in Indy... Turns out the Jeep wont go so good when the snow is over the hood and packed up in the skid plate like a glacier.. I then had a near zen like moment,, this is why I have kids. I got to watch them dig it out from the comfort of my own home..


But a shovel or two is on my list of things needed for the Jeep before winter.

[Austin]

Originally Posted by paddyboy2u

They are twins called Jan and Jace, space ghost was always rescuing them from one thing or the other. And the monkey's name was Blip i think.

Good for the monkey, he made friends.

Originally Posted by Sarahdactyl

I thought the girl could on form an animal
and the guy something that involved water.

"FORM OF A TIGER"
"FORM OF A ICE BUCKET"

which would you pick?lol

Ice Bucket. Tigers are only good for mauling and being used as a pain remedy in the far east.

I can think of a million reasons to be an ice bucket.

[jeepcache]

my wife just told me she wants to set my jeep on fire and push it off a cliff, with me in it. i'm not sure how to take that...

[JCJ]

So much for family friendly, thanks a lot Mrs. Jeepcache.

ps, why dont we use my Jeep and keep his?

[MAMMOTH]

Originally Posted by jeepcache

my wife just told me she wants to set my jeep on fire and push it off a cliff, with me in it. i'm not sure how to take that...

I'm sensing a little negativity there

[Hendu3270]

Originally Posted by jeepcache

my wife just told me she wants to set my jeep on fire and push it off a cliff, with me in it. i'm not sure how to take that...

funny, my wife tells me to do the same but in her Ford. (I think she wants my Jeep). Lucky for me there are no cliffs here in Southeast Texas

[Jake7]

Originally Posted by JCJ

LOL,, Last winter I buried my CJ in a 4' snow drift,,, in my back yard back in Indy... Turns out the Jeep wont go so good when the snow is over the hood and packed up in the skid plate like a glacier.. I then had a near zen like moment,, this is why I have kids. I got to watch them dig it out from the comfort of my own home..


But a shovel or two is on my list of things needed for the Jeep before winter.

That makes me miss snow. Right now I'm in Hawaii and before this I was on the California coast in Monterey - altogether, I haven't seen snow in about 3 years. Sucks.

[Austin]

Originally Posted by jeepcache

my wife just told me she wants to set my jeep on fire and push it off a cliff, with me in it. i'm not sure how to take that...

It is Thursday. You'd think you would be used to it by now.