See all that snow in Buffalo???

Don't forget the supply of fresh water. I always carry at least a gallon jug for general usage, along with the single-serving plastic bottles of same.

 

Buffalo smuffalo I know some drivers on here that can run 60/70 mph right through that 6 feet of snow no need for all that stuff!!

 

I'm not naming any names. I don't want my "ego" put down.

 

I could go backwards through it at 60 MPH. Funny how the 1st snow stops Buffalo but 20 ft later on will just make them happy.
Hey Joseph, if there is no GOD then explain why animals, human s and fish have eyes. Ya! Explain the eye to me in laymans terms.

Anyone who doesn't believe there is a GOD has never flown a single engine airplane on a 500 mile trip.

 

That's funny! I know a driver who got his ##### hurt so bad he has to exaggerate what was said to make himself feel better!



On to the original topic... I'm always amazed by the number of drivers who travel into areas prone to heavy snows without a shovel of any sorts. It can make the difference between being drifted in and having the room to rock yourself out.

 

They all have eyes so they can see, evolution caused fish to have eyes first, since they don't have arms arms and couldn't feel for what they were looking for. And it stuck.

 

its all part of gods plan.

 

Matter of fact, it's a good idea to have that emergency stuff all the time. True story: I once got stuck for 3 days at a mineral plant in Montana waiting on a load of titanium dioxide. Machines went down and dispatch refused to let us leave because we were out in the butt crack of nowhere over Thanksgiving. Peanut butter and jelly crackers for turkey day that year, but at least we didn't starve.

Needless to say, I now carry enough food I could have fed everyone there.