Not sure if this has already been covered but I have a question for those amongst us who are blithely driving around with around 6 of snow on their vehicles roof. What exactly do you think is going to happen when the cab warms up enough to melt just enough snow so that when you hit the brakes it all slides forward covering your windshield? If it happens as you are slowing for a stop light its no big deal, just hit the wipers but moving at speed then creating enough of an inertial change to set if off could blind you long enough to cause you to do some real damage. At the very least I hope that icbc can tell you that you are not insured for that particular accident because you are an idiot. Also if anyone gets killed it is you, hopefully before you have had a chance to breed. It takes maybe 2 minutes to brush it off and the only reason I can think of for not doing so is that it is somehow reminiscent of the helmet you must have worn all through childhood.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 21:46:17 +0000
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