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That will pucker ya up for sure!!! Glad you made it out of that one only needing to do a little laundry.

 

W. Brigham, UT. Told get here as early and legally as possible so that can get another load, and that was 5 hours ago. Still sitting without pplan. Even Mac 30 has nothing

 

Pueblo CO at the old Swift terminal. About to take a hammer to this truck. Wake up to nose bleeds is not a good sign.

 

Was in Sealy Tx last night, Lancaster tonight.

 

Well the forced regen didn't do the trick ... got about 80 miles down the road and the stop engine light started coming on intermmitently. Shut down in North Little Rock. Repowered the load, trucks at the dealer and I'm at the motel next door to the Pilot.

 

got a load first thing this morning. headed to rhode island. i can check another state off my list now.

 

Centralia, Pennsylvania. (That underground fire's still burning).

 

That's actually common in Colorado this time of year ... not the hammer thing, the nose bleeds... the dry air combined with the altitude can set you up. All you need then is a little BP rise and there you go. Could be a dream about something stressful, or maybe that blonde you ran into at the TS last week. LOL.

 

Rattlebunny....curious about whatever happened at the Sulphur Springs pilot to make trucking a full contact sport.

 

It's a really small lot, or was back in '08. I watched a Werner student tear the hood completely off an o/o's Pete. He pushed the wreckage all the way into his parking spot. Parked the truck, turned it off and began to walk into the TS like nothing had happened. The o/o took offense to this and proceeded to pound the daylights out of this unfortunate soul. I honestly can't say that I wouldn't have done the same. So, yeah, trucking is a full contact sport at the Sulphur Springs Pilot.