ELEVENS

Funny watching all these people shuffle into the office bitching and moaning about the snow, cold weather, and the slippery roads (Michigan). Am I the only one with this big s***-eatin' grin on my face. What a blast! Invigorating!

Bob W.

only time I can drive without the A/C.

James P.

The roads in Denver are always fine, often dry, after a day or two.

I often have the most fun as I pull into the parking lot at work and do a few donuts or whatever before continuing on to my normal parking space. It's very obvious from the tire tracks leading to my car that it was me "fooling around"!

Don@STaSIS

It really takes winter driving to a whole new level of fun!

<img src="http://www.euro-audi-parts.com/Temp/ice90q20vtswirl.jpg">

I've read some articles about ice racing up in your region, wheel to wheel even.

Cheers,

VerrÜckt

<ul><li><a href="http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5752774146145266843&amp;q=jeeps+love+snow&amp;hl=e n">But it's more fun in my other vehicle because I can do this!</a></li></ul>

Sia Bani

dude, you had the music synched perfectly for when you bashed into that pile of snow. haha.

Victoryroad

in Boston, although we have had some dry cold weather, for which the winter tires are essential. Summer compound tires get very hard when it gets much below 40 degrees.
My efforts to get my car to break traction in last week's dusting in a nearby parking lot were unsuccessful. Next time I need a bigger lot.

Tanner

Especially the part you drove right into that snow bank.

Tgr_Clw

I have no idea why I'm posting in the RS4 forum.

ELEVENS

You better bundle up there Bob, it's a balmy 5 below here