HAHAHAHAHAHA LMFAO That's is great! I knew it was coming! Don't pissed in admins cornflakes!

What an entrance!!!. Just mention the happy stuff and people will post! Anyway, I just thought this deserved a response. In the world of Toyota technical help I have great respect for this forum. I have completed many projects on my 93 V6 with the great insight of those on this board and so out of respect for these people I must say that all things have a place and time however....... out

Thanks for chiming in Moderator, he can go to Pirate and have a grand old time relating his Pot experiences, and those guys will actually get it. I like that it's all about the trucks and people on this forum. Keep it up. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Raise you hand if you didn't see this coming?

I personally have no problem wit han individuals choice to break or not break the law when it comes to destruction of their nervous system.
However, I think what cheeses most of us off is not that, but rather the attitude - homeboy seems to forget that this is a community, and as a matter of respect for the other members (especially when you are the new guy and those replying are "oldies", you should be polite and not smart of to them.

Thats a family guy quote too "before you were a gleam in the fat mans eye"

Welcome,congrats on getting bit by the wheeling bug.
A few tips that may help;
Bring a buddy,don't get yourself into off camber situations (thats sidways tilting) and take it slow.4x4's handle really differnt is 4low, it takes some getting used to.
A High lift jack,good shovel,3 ton come along and some extra long tow straps will usually get you unstuck. Don't forget your spare tire and some water for your radiator.

As for smoking and drinking go right ahead. I'd suggest making camp and doing it there instead of behind the wheel but it's your lifespan, make it as long or short as you like.
As an active member of search and rescue I see roll over and "oops, I drove off a cliff" accidents all the time.
A 22 year old girl and her boyfriend died in a Jeep accident up here yesterday going 15 miles per hour.

Agreed



It's not just his life if he is driving on a public road or near other people he could potentially hurt. If he's doing it completely alone, then that's his choice and I wouldn't be upset about it either way. But if there's any possibility of his habits hurting someone else, put the pipe down.

Your an idiot.

YOU'RE an idiot.


haha sorry but i had too. its one of my pet peeves.

haha sorry but i had TO. IT'S one of my pet peeves.