ruts

• “Looks like the second ruts is kicking in around my home in the lower piedmont now.”

  Weekly Rut Report

• “To avoid getting hung up on the log, approach it at an angle and roll over it one wheel at a time. this method works well on deep rain ruts, too.”

  Tip of the Day: Riding Over Logs

• “Look for traction-robbing problems like rain ruts and loose shale.”

  How to safely tackle steep grades on a quad

• “So, normally I don't actually "choose" my reading material, but sometimes it's even better that way, as I tend to get in ruts of reading the same author (* cough* Kerouac * cough*.)”

  Dru Blood - I believe in the inherent goodness of all beings: July, 1998

• “We crossed an awful serra all in ruts, and full of scarped rock, mud-holes, or atoleiros; the highest point was four thousand two hundred feet.”

  The Romance of Isabel, Lady Burton

• “If we are inside each other's heads eternally then we had better get rolling and stop worrying about all the so called ruts in the road.”

  Fictionaut: Paint Can

• “I think another way of casting the problem is to flip the perspective: how often do players get into "ruts" that eventually lead them to places in the game-world space that they either don't like or get bored of?”

  The future?

• “But, although "ruts" may often mean a comfortable existence, they are the end of all progress.”

  Over the Fireside with Silent Friends

• “You called roots 'ruts' jess now, an 'yuh said we'd' sun 'be whar them other fellers be.”

  Southern Literature From 1579-1895 A comprehensive review, with copious extracts and criticisms for the use of schools and the general reader

• “The profession of teaching, like all other professions, runs in its fixed grooves or, as popularly expressed, its "ruts," and it will be long ere the noble example of RICH will inspire a spirit of imitation.”

  Buchanan's Journal of Man, November 1887 Volume 1, Number 10

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