Watching ice road truckers and...

Thank you kindly. I understand a little more the problems of that space up there. Your post was very illuminating.

Obviously I think these shows are part of the History Channel and frankly I suspect that perhaps there is a limited amount of new content each week with them, a few hours at a time in total. The rest are reruns.

 

The school of thump and ow usually is a good teacher given enough time to ... pound the lessons in.

In flatbedding Ive had a few myself and the doctors marvel at some of the imagery from scanners that show certain damage to my skeleton and other systems from such things. There is one sound I do miss. PING! The sound of a 5 foot pipe escaping into the sky. The next one of two sounds will be Clong! Or THUD. Not good.

 

I've watched it a handful of times. By far the best time was watching it at a truck stop driver's lounge. They had popcorn. The comments from the gallery would put us all to shame...and in tears. I can't remember laughing so hard.

 

You can watch the shows online. No need for live tv. There's a history app and probably a websight.

It's called on demand.

Internet tv is coming. cable and satellite wont be around much longer.

 

Mystery Trucker Theater 3000.

 

I seen the strap job. I would had 4 to five straps on that back.

 

You mean no more $190 a month cable bills?? Hope it gets here soon.

 

She did.......after it all moved.

 

Speaking of Iceroads....

Over the years, we have had those YouTube drivers come in this forum looking for disciples and fanfare. They usually don't mesh well.
You guys remember this video? Every one of my guys have been in this situation before. Can anyone tell me what he did wrong?