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he should since the screw up would not be his fault.

i had made the mistake, once and only once, pulling the wrong trailer. it was my fault, as i had misread the numbers.heck, not even security caught it either. we both caught hell, but i was the one not getting paid.

only had to happen once. then one learns.

 

Well maybe on Sunday...Tonight is about watching Manning realize he should have retired

 

It's a television show, if I remember correctly about a former child model, and her...Calling them dysfunctional would be insulting my own family, however I'm not sure what else to call her family.

Should you watch the following below, I add only one warning.

Be aware, that your IQ may drop as much as 10% for every one minute you watch that video.



That's not an actual episode, I refuse to google around for a full episode.

But. What if… What if I want my balls deflated? And tomfoolery, is quite fun. In some circles it's even considered forep...uhh...this is a PG thread.

Oh believe me, when my dispatcher found out she was absolutely livid. She told me that story after I had that insane fiasco with a trailer that had so many problems. I'm pretty sure that if the DOT had inspected it they would have skipped the ticket, points and all and simply buried me 6 feet under so they would not have to deal with the mound of paperwork.

3/4 tandem pins were missing, three lights were out including one brake light and one side blinker, one tire had A very large bolt shoved through it, an air leak greater than 20 PSI per minute, and that's just the dot stuff.

Knowing TD, he'll make #### sure he gets paid for that. He actually had the right trailer, it was the shippers fault as they loaded him up with the wrong stuff.

Got done with my last stop, I do think it's funny the people you meet out here. The guy who is helping me at the store to unload is part of a group that still plays an old card game that I used to play in high school. Magic: the gathering , Ring any bells to anyone? He also asked about getting his CDL, don't worry, I told him to do his research and that he should always tailgate, chew tobacco, and be just a general #######.

He thought I was serious about the chewing tobacco only. Maybe there is some hope for this one.

Headed back to Forest Park, but I'm pretty sure I will only make it as far as Lincoln Alabama. Maybe a little further depending upon how I feel, screw the clock, Tomorrow is Friday.

 

never heard of that card game.

 

A little after our time lol

Gotta remember he's a youngun

I wouldn't know either but that I have a son around his age

 

Yeah... Some of the older generation knows it; I was introduced to the game by a family member that is probably around you guy's age?

He's my uncle, probably just now hitting his 50's. He's a former driver turned dispatcher up in Va.

It's a collectable, customizable turn based card game in which 2 or more players battle it out using the cards. It's a mix of strategy, and luck. But the easiest way I can describe the game play is to think of chess where you have no idea what pieces your opponent can play or how he'll combine them.

I crafted an undead deck that consisted of weakling fodder that was meant to be taken out early on. The stronger cards that came out later were fueled by the weaklings. The end game usually consisted of removing my opponents cards from play (which in turned fueled my cards) and then hitting for heavy damage.

 

well maybe it's.......

 

My son used to have a bunch of friends over and they'd play all weekend sometimes. I didn't mind so much at least I knew where they were and they stayed out of trouble.

Quite a contrast from when I was that age. All we did was race cars, get drunk and chase girls lol

 

@flyingmusician in the 70's...

WARNING: bad words