That hill coming off Capitol Hill on Broadway where you end up on Eastlake got me one time. Did not hit anything or anyone but 2 complete spins and facing the opposite direction was a bit of a thrill.

@silverotter11 I lived in W. Seattle and was one one steep road. No snow, no ice and everything looked fine. However, there had been a freeze overnight and a group of trees, on the south side of the road, shielded the ice. I did, as you, a 360+ spin and hoped everything would be fine. It was early and no one else was on the road.

@SeaGreenEyez I think a few Texans might disagree.

@SeaGreenEyez Yes, the 3 Capitol Hill metro bus was one I recognized. A Queen Anne, not sure if it was the counterbalance hill or not but it's a bad one when the ice storms hit.

@SeaGreenEyez Could be true BUT I was stationed near Bahston for 13 months. There was snow and ice from November until late April. People used to this learn when and how to drive safely.

@SeaGreenEyez Down a rabbit hole first thing - yeah, way to start the day .

Especially that poor guy that dove headfirst into the frozen pool

@TheoryNumber3 That one had to hurt.