Have a steep driveway?

[the orracle]

Does this scream- Welcome SUV family?

 

[cyomega]

OMGWTF2U!!!

 

[SpicyMchaggis]

how in the hell did that get zoned?!?!

 

[chino]

If you are so desperate to build a shotgun suburban house that needs that kind of grading you are an idiot. Be sure to thank the jackasses that buy those houses for contributing to urban sprawl.

 

[the orracle]

Good luck reselling when the SUV craze dies and lowered cars come back in style. They will be so f&cked

 

[chino]

I'd hate to be a parent with a 16 year old trying to park a manual on that driveway. burned out clutch here they come.

 

[the orracle]

Can somone photochop a civic hung up on that. I'm picturing it and laughing my ass off.

 

[lasermp5]

(rofl)lol. I hope they don't have a autoexe lip (rofl2)

 

[Mike R]

I don't care if they have an SUV, no way they'd go anywhere in the winter. Fun for sledding tho

 

[SpicyMchaggis]

that is probably one of two places...atlanta or houston..the capitals of sprawl.. i don't think they'll have a winter problem.

 

[chino]

Definitley not Houston. Thats not our soil(too dry, too many rocks)or our trees.

 

[Anna-chan]

...mother of god....

 

[Minishotglass]

lol, make sure

1) your car isnt lowered
2) you dont have a lip
3) you pull the ebrake and leave the car in gear
4) you wear cleats

 

[Pretzellogic]

red x

 

[Mr. Win]

XXX

 

[the orracle]

Sorry, fixed now

 

[TXMazdaSpeeder]

geebus, i'd park in the street, and install a ladder.

 

[RyanJayG]

that is probably one of two places...atlanta or houston..the capitals of sprawl.. i don't think they'll have a winter problem.

haha, I don't think so. Oklahoma city is the world capitol of urban sprawl. only 500,000 people and its the 3rd largest city square milage wise in the country


LA is the most dense, and OKC is the most sprawled

"Los Angeles, it turns out, has an urbanized area that contains just .11 acres per resident. Oklahoma City, in contrast, has .53 acres per resident. Portland, much beloved by environmentalists and "smart-growth" planners, weighs in with a 1990 figure of .21 acres per resident, even greater than Denver's .19."

quoted from: http://www.sprawlcity.org/news/01-0325.html

 

[TXMazdaSpeeder]

haha, I don't think so. Oklahoma city is the world capitol of urban sprawl. only 500,000 people and its the 3rd largest city square milage wise in the country


LA is the most dense, and OKC is the most sprawled

"Los Angeles, it turns out, has an urbanized area that contains just .11 acres per resident. Oklahoma City, in contrast, has .53 acres per resident. Portland, much beloved by environmentalists and "smart-growth" planners, weighs in with a 1990 figure of .21 acres per resident, even greater than Denver's .19."

quoted from: http://www.sprawlcity.org/news/01-0325.html

want a cookie?

 

[RyanJayG]

not really... but I'm just saying that gettting from one side of OKC to the other takes FOR EVER!!!!!!!