Flooding in Houston - Jeep Fun

[Mudderoy]

This is one of the main reasons I like having a lifted 4x4 in Houston. It's been a number of years since we've had this level of flooding. Normally it's every 1 to 2 years.

Just prior to this puddle, I drove through about 600 feet of 12+ of water. It really seemed closer to 24 inches, but I didn't stop to measure it. :smiley-scared002:

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[DETOURS]

I'd wear a medical mask driving thru that!......:headbag:

[Melissa]

I thought it looked like fun, my kind of off roading :driving:

[muddeprived]

I thought it looked like fun, my kind of off roading :driving:

you mean on-roading?

[Mudderoy]

you mean on-roading?

Is it on roading if you can't see the road?

If your Jeep starts to float you are technically OFF ROAD.

[muddeprived]

Is it on roading if you can't see the road?

If your Jeep starts to float you are technically OFF ROAD.

True, but the water is on the road, which is holding you and the water so based on my calculations, you should still be ON the road...technically. :)


this is too much thinking.....:headbag:

[Mudderoy]

True, but the water is on the road, which is holding you and the water so based on my calculations, you should still be ON the road...technically. :)


this is too much thinking.....:headbag:

I will concede that it is technically on road, if you will concede that it is also ON WATER.

Too much thinking is always good, unless your clothes are off. :smiley-scared002:

[muddeprived]

I will concede that it is technically on road, if you will concede that it is also ON WATER.

Too much thinking is always good, unless your clothes are off. :smiley-scared002:

Agreed. :thumbsup: