Anyone want an exploder?

[Goldfish]

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/3562494410.html

You'll need your own tires though, lol

[Olly]

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/3562494410.html

You'll need your own tires though, lol

Holy shit, I get scared when I ride my four wheeler over 6ft of water.

[3legged_lab]

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/3562494410.html

You'll need your own tires though, lol

Holy shit, I get scared when I ride my four wheeler over 6ft of water.

That's cuz your from Georgia. It doesn't feel natural for you to do.

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[Mornin Beef]

Wow good one gold. I wonder if the picture was from the day it went through. Kind of like "hey we did it, lets snap a pic to brag" before it broke through

[Goldfish]

The map cracks me up the most tho

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[Olly]

The cost of pulling that thing up would make me cry.

[Mornin Beef]

The cost of pulling that thing up would make me cry.

Above or below 7000 everything included?

[Olly]

The cost of pulling that thing up would make me cry.

Above or below 7000 everything included?

Does insurance cover driving on ice? I'd bet not.

[goodkarmarising]

I got an ashtray collection I'll trade him.

[jehler]

Little ether an some marvel mystery oil and she'll be good a new, ask me how I know...

[Mornin Beef]

The map cracks me up the most tho

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Didn't even see that. It is easily the funniest part.

[Goldfish]

The cost of pulling that thing up would make me cry.

Above or below 7000 everything included?

Does insurance cover driving on ice? I'd bet not.

Insurance does not cover off road, be it in a swamp, racetrack, or on ice. That's all on you, and if you get caught, you aren't allowed to leave it down there.

To get them out, I think it runs you anywhere from a few thousand, to upwards of 10k depending on the situation. I'm guessing 70ft won't be cheap.

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[Mornin Beef]

The cost of pulling that thing up would make me cry.

Above or below 7000 everything included?

Does insurance cover driving on ice? I'd bet not.

Insurance does not cover off road, be it in a swamp, racetrack, or on ice. That's all on you, and if you get caught, you aren't allowed to leave it down there.

To get them out, I think it runs you anywhere from a few thousand, to upwards of 10k depending on the situation. I'm guessing 70ft won't be cheap.

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Can you offer a below or under $7000?

[Goldfish]

Huh?

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[Bulldog0156]

The cost of pulling that thing up would make me cry.

Above or below 7000 everything included?

Does insurance cover driving on ice? I'd bet not.

Insurance does not cover off road, be it in a swamp, racetrack, or on ice. That's all on you, and if you get caught, you aren't allowed to leave it down there.

To get them out, I think it runs you anywhere from a few thousand, to upwards of 10k depending on the situation. I'm guessing 70ft won't be cheap.

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Check your policy. A lot of insurance companies actually do cover it

[Eric Haynes]

The cost of pulling that thing up would make me cry.

Above or below 7000 everything included?

Does insurance cover driving on ice? I'd bet not.

Insurance does not cover off road, be it in a swamp, racetrack, or on ice. That's all on you, and if you get caught, you aren't allowed to leave it down there.

To get them out, I think it runs you anywhere from a few thousand, to upwards of 10k depending on the situation. I'm guessing 70ft won't be cheap.

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Check your policy. A lot of insurance companies actually do cover it

My polucy did cover stupidity, but now i just have liability

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[assateague]

I got an ashtray collection I'll trade him.

Holy hell this cracked me up. Lol for real.

[goodkarmarising]

I got an ashtray collection I'll trade him.

Holy hell this cracked me up. Lol for real.

Did you see the pic?

[assateague]

Yep. Was wondering if you ever even bothered to contact them back, or if "thanks but no thanks" was implied by your silence.

[goodkarmarising]

I did have the courtesy to send them a thanks but no thanks reply back.

[assateague]

It would've been cooler if it fell through right after taking that pic. On a side note, I used to cut across Lake Minnetonka in the winter to get to work. It cut about 5 miles and 15 minutes off my commute, not having to follow the winding road around the lake.

[Goldfish]

It would've been cooler if it fell through right after taking that pic. On a side note, I used to cut across Lake Minnetonka in the winter to get to work. It cut about 5 miles and 15 minutes off my commute, not having to follow the winding road around the lake.

Did that in Bloomington going to my friends house on the other side of Bush Lake. Freaked the hell out of my friend who HATED going out on ice because when he was a kid he busted thru a swamp up to his belly. I'd go from one landing to the other straight across it pretty much as opposed to going around it.

[assateague]

I lived in Mound and worked in St. Louis park. Cut right across and come off the ice at Deephaven. It saved a lot of time, especially if there was traffic on that shitty road winding around the lake.

[Goldfish]

A couple years back people started getting pissed at commuters cutting across the St Croix instead of waiting for the bridge traffic in Stillwater so they finally re-did that bridge to be more than just 2 lanes.

No matter how cold the winter, driving across a river is something I don't know I would be comfortable with.

[assateague]

No way. Especially not there. It's deep and fast.