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| The Truckers' Image Under The Driver's Hat. Discuss ways for truckers to improve their image. Urine bottles, trashy truck stops and no truck parking signs abound. How do we change our image and earn respect back? Truckers Poems |
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| I know this issue has been touched on before but I just have to start a new thread. While driving up HWY 95 through Oregon I must have counted at least 50 pee bottles in a stretch of only 15 miles. I just don't understand why these have to be thrown out your window, onto the side of the road. I understand why you use them and I'm not totally opposed to it, but is it really that difficult to just pour it into a toilet at a rest stop or even in the dirt on the side of the road? The roads and highways are OUR workplace! Why on earth are some people so lazy that they just 'chuck' them out the window and drive on! It's no wonder that some people see truckers as disgusting dirty people. I challenge those that are guilty of this disgusting practice to just make an effort to either throw it away in the trash, pour it out in the dirt somewhere or God forbid, get off your lazy behind and go use the toilet! |
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| i never have really understood why you can not just stop at a rest area are a truckstop and take care of your needs. the hole bottle thing is just not for me. why would you want to carry it around in your truck for
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| I really don't understand this bottle thing at all . I have always stopped and used a bathroom for my bathroom breaks . I guess it goe's back to how you were raised and house broken . Besides How whould a guy pee in a bottle , hold the funnel , and steer ? The whole thing just confuses me ..... ![]() ![]()
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One thing I thought about though is that this thread will do NO GOOD at all to deter anyone. I think that the ones pee'ing in the bottles probably don't have an IQ high enough to work a computer let alone find this site and use it. lol They can't find a toilet so how can we expect them to know how to use the internet. |
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