Just enjoying the beach
Just enjoying the beach
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This guy's story is worth more than the resale value.
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Dear Poseidon. Please make this a boat, then a submarine, and then an artificial reef.
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I'd just stand right next to that, point and laugh
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Please say the tide is out. Please say the tide is out.
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If you look, you can see the small debris line washed up by a previous tide. It does indeed look like the tide was out. Unfortunately, they may have enough time to get towed out of there.
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That car has a pretty low clearance, what did they think was going to happen?
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the IQ is lower than the clearance
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Clearance has less to do with it than its massive curb weight.
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Having finally go close to one IRL, they're taller than they appear from afar, good bit more than my 2004 F150. I was surprised.
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Most of the ones I've seen have been tailgating me on the Beltway (simultaneously blinding me with their headlights), then very grumpily conceding that the cars in front of me were going the same speed before cutting someone else off in order to get a quarter car-length ahead. I will freely admit that I wasn't necessarily paying enough attention to their wheel clearance at the time.
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Anyone who drives on a beach should lose their vehicle. Either by nature or by law enforcement.
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There are plenty of beaches where it’s perfectly fine to drive off road. But it typically requires a permit, proper equipment, knowledge of how to properly deflate your tires, etc.
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It also requires you to be a dick and not care about the environment.
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It's not enough for the product to be shit, you also have to sell it to a bunch of absolute morons.
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If moisture is potentially damaging, what is salt spray going to do?
Assuming they get out before the tide, of course.
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Its a heavy vehicle sitting still on soft (wet) ground, its already lost.
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Almost looks like the Mako haha
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