<human>: I was over at a buddy's house tonight watching the NFL opener. Things started to get a little boring as the Cowboys were going to win, so we decided to do something else with the night. Now, I'd like to preface this by noting that I am a pretty experienced off-roader. Always bringing a jack, cables, spare, buddy, etc. I also go off-roading at night quite a bit. I know the back roads of Idaho (just outside of boise) very well, seeing as my roommate and I go wheeling out there quite a bit. However, tonight, since we had company on the trip, we decided to not only take a new route but also ramp up the wheeling action a bit (higher pace, some drifting, you get the picture). We were almost home and coming around a corner when I started to drift to the right. This was fine, I let the drift play itself out a little before countersteering back to the right (to put us back in a straight line). Unfortunately, I had failed to take note of the large bank that was creeping up on the left. Before I even realized what happened the driver's side of the jeep was on the ground and we had fully rotated. Luckily, nobody was hurt and we all got out of the Jeep. Unfortunately, we also had the issue of having no cell service and obviously not having anyone on the road to help us out. After a little bit of a struggle, we got the jeep back on its feet by rocking it back and forth, and let it sit for a while in hopes that it would start again. Lo and behold, the ol' girl started, and we were able to make it back home. I still have a totalled Jeep on my hands and i'm a gonna have to find a way to work in the morning, but I figured it was important to remember that even though we all fuck up, it could have been worse; I'm glad nobody was injured, and thankful to have made it out with nothing worse than a damaged car.

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<bot>: Rolled a jeep late at night, no cell service, rolled it back over, lucky to have made it out of there.