Diesel Weasel, that's awesome! If toll booths weren't already reffered to as 'Cash Boxes', we should probably call the 'diesel bears' that. Everytime I see one with a truck pulled over, I can practically hear a cash register going 'cha-ching'.
wall to wall, tree top tall. Pedal to the metal. hammer down. Shake the bushes Rocking chair back door garbage wagon barefoot. footwarmer hockey wagon got your ears on? put in the big hole and gouge on it. back it down. Pump it up and bring it on. Checking your ground pressure. Load of motorcycle doors. Volkswagen radiators. Dispatcher brains. Pantyhose up and the hammer down. 2 story Mack. 2 story Falcon. Petercar. KWhopper. Bulldog. pocketrocket. westcoast turnaround. seatcovers. You got that right driver! On and on.
Let's see how many real old dudes are out there. Who can tell me what a double breasted yamaha was? Two sided 238? Turned around ten speed? $5 dollar speeding tickets in Tennessee. What years. What 2 states were the last to raise their weight limits from 73280 to 80,000 lbs? Who was White Oak Acres after they were bought out? Who was Double Diamond, the trucking company? Who was Little "R" trucking company? Who was "Tree Limb", the trucking company? Where was the "Chicken Shack" located? On the east coast. What was the "Monfort Lane" named for? Where was the "Ho Chi Ming Trail" ? As pertains to trucking. No research, just answer the questions.
I started otr in the late eighties pulling refers, solo, coast to coast. National speed limit 55 MPH....truck maxed out at 60 MPH.....almost totally exhausted by the time I left Ca. and got to the Boston Market (Chelsea.) After unloading, trucks parked at a nearby shopping center parking lot....you could count on the DOT to check your brakes nearly every time you went in there.....I quickly learned to keep my brakes up at all times....(had manual slack adjusters back then.)....you can bet they generated beaucoup revenue.
I have heard an ad on the "Midnight Radio Network" that has this line in the ad: "dropping double nickels down the Hammer-Lane through *** alley" and I was wanting to know what it means. (I also want to know what the one word that I have trouble hearing is, which is represented by the [***] in the above quoted phrase) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I will NOT defer...I have come before you to resolve this attack on our Sovereignty now! --Queen Amidala-- Hope is home, and the heart is free. --Enya-- Do you hear the people sing? Say, do you hear the distant drums! It is the future that they bring when tomorrow comes...Tomorrow comes!! --Les Miserables-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sincerely, Brian Weston Blamires.
