Big Cat Swift Guy?

Discussion in 'Swift' started by Rug_Trucker, Sep 21, 2010.

  1. Big Moe

    Big Moe Light Load Member

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    Hehehe..

    I got some flip-flop's made by Dingo.. More trucker right?

    Yup.

    Big Cat bringing respect back to the industry..
     
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  3. Rug_Trucker

    Rug_Trucker Road Train Member

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    Nope. "BRINGING BACK SWIFT PRIDE!" That's what it said on the little BS trucking magazine.

    He's so proud...........he is so gone.
     
  4. American-Trucker

    American-Trucker Road Train Member

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    i like how swift wanted a morbidly obease idiot as their Token Mascott :biggrin_2559:




    American Trucker
     
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  5. Rug_Trucker

    Rug_Trucker Road Train Member

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    That is atypical of what you see in the Memphis driver lounge.

    You know the broke down grody nasty butt stinky furniture place.
     
  6. homegirl

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    That's pretty offensive. Hubby is out of the memphis terminal. He takes showers as often as he can and tries to get one daily. He is about ten pounds over his correct weight and keeps a neat clean appearance. Please do NOT judge all drivers out of that terminal as being nasty. Thank you.
     
  7. inkeper

    inkeper Road Train Member

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    What are you trying to say rug? Atypical means not conforming to the normal. So what you are saying is that the drivers out of the Memphis terminal are not the broke down grody nasty butt stinking types? Didn't you drive out of Memphis? So what was your point here? They either are or they aren't, please clarify your position or know the meaning of the words your use.
     
  8. Rug_Trucker

    Rug_Trucker Road Train Member

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    Incorrect use of the word atypical.

    I was saying that the drivers are fat. Many are morbidly obese. Many are so fat they waddle. They wear sweat pants as that is the only thing they can wear without suspenders.

    Drivers that could'nt crawl under a trailer to inspect the suspension etc.

    The grody, greasy nasty stuff I was talking about was the FURNITURE!

    Lighten up people.
     
  9. inkeper

    inkeper Road Train Member

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    Ok rug, so Big Cat was typical, not atypical, of what you see in Memphis, including you when you were there. Is that fair?
     
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  10. Rug_Trucker

    Rug_Trucker Road Train Member

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    Peachy keen.

    You know when I went to apply for other jobs I had to do a work well test. Part of it was to squat and go under some parallel bars like I was under a trailer. Strength testing, simulated hood opening.

    I had to walk on my heels, and my tip toes a few days ago for my for my new DOT card! Definitely not like the test in Memphis.
     
  11. homegirl

    homegirl Light Load Member

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    I have never really said a cross word on this site before but this is so insulting that I can't help myself. My husband wears jeans. A 36 waist with a 34 length to be exact. I am sure that while you are being so judgemental that your photo is about to grace the cover of GQ right Rug Trucker? I don't think I need to lighten up when you feel perfectly justified to write such a gabage filled statement. My respect for you has just vanished. Lighten that up!
     
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