In all seriousness, I was wondering what I should do if I got a flat on this 40 mile stretch of US412 at the tip of the Oklahoma panhandle.
Almost got stuck today (good thing I was in low and locked)
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They only take little bitesThe thought of wheeling in Florida terrifies me in many ways. The below is just one of them.
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I call mine a Kilt.HEY! Its a SKIRT, dammit!
With that said, I recommend a micro-mini skirt, that way the gator can't grab it and will grab your leg instead...
Your micro-mini? Just remember, all kilts are skirts, but not all skirts are kilts!
I tell people that I come to male skirt wearing from the Greek tradition - ya know, the cradle of western civilization - NOT from the tradition of the barbarian Scot! Then let them figure it out...
Cradle of western civilization = banana hammock?I tell people that I come to male skirt wearing from the Greek tradition - ya know, the cradle of western civilization - NOT from the tradition of the barbarian Scot! Then let them figure it out...
I went commando for nearly a year, no more of that for me. Them jewels is too precious to me to dangle around loose like that lol.
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When I was much younger (and dumber), I had a Bronco with 36" Cepek Fun Country tires and no matching spare. I got a flat out in that area while going to check out Black Mesa, the highest point in OK. I had to call a tire shop in Boise City and they sent out a mobile truck for repair. This was in the mid '90s, I don't recall the cost, but it wasn't cheap and was in the triple digits for a tire repair.
Surprised you even found a tire shop in Boise City. It's lost a third of it's population since then and most of the businesses are closed.
Same area, in 2010 - I once came out from a lunch stop in Clayton, NM to a sidewall covered in bulges and bubbles. Spare was dry rotted. It was labor day, I was pulling a trailer full of quads and bikes....and there was actually an open tire shop in Clayton. He fixed me up with a correctly sized used tire for around $35-40 to get me the rest of the way home to Tulsa. Like most of Boise City, that tire shop closed down some time since then.
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