What do you do on your 34 reset?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by ipogsd, Jun 24, 2012.

  1. Female Driver

    Female Driver Medium Load Member

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    I'm on my 34 right now, just outside of Amish central - Bird in Hand, PA. I have my folding bike and I'm going to do some touristy stuff. I'm going to take a horse and buggy tour, do some shopping for Amish goods (I may just walk away with a quilt for my truck, too), and take lot of pictures of the countryside. Maybe some of the Amish - it steals their souls when you take photos of them, after all ;) .
     
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  3. Treefork

    Treefork Road Train Member

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    Sorry I missed this until just now.

    It really varies. Most of the time I wind them up into a big chain ball and put it on my head. Other times I put 5 on each of my two pinkie fingers. I am incredibly strong.
     
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  4. ipogsd

    ipogsd Heavy Load Member

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    I put 5 on each of my two pinkie fingers. I am incredibly strong. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.................NOT!
     
  5. Treefork

    Treefork Road Train Member

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    C'mon don't believe it? My kids would believe that story. :)
     
  6. Ruges

    Ruges Light Load Member

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    For my 34 I like to do nothing. But I dont always get to do what I like, and find myself finishing up on some paperwork and or cleaning out the trailer, There is always some sort of work but not work that needs to be done. Also video games, I am addicted to them.
     
  7. cpape

    cpape Desk Jockey

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    I remember the my dad is stronger than your dad arguments that occur between 5 year olds.
     
  8. Treefork

    Treefork Road Train Member

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    My kids have a similar argument over whose dad I am. Goes something like: "that's my daddy." "nuh uh, he's my daddy." repeat loop 80 times until I reveal that I am in fact none of their daddys. Then everyone gets upset. Fun times.
     
  9. Sequoia

    Sequoia Road Train Member

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    I wake up. Surf the internet for several hours. Realize I haven't had anything to eat yet. Go get something to eat. Watch a movie. Fall asleep while movie is still playing. Wake up and realize I missed the ending. Acknowledge I'll probably never watch said movie again if I fell asleep during it. Do laundry. Eat while laundry is in washer. Get dessert while laundry is in dryer. Wonder why only the pervs talk to me at truck stops. Wonder if I give off that "out of your league" vibe. Think about why I only seem to look for guys through online dating sites instead of the real world like a normal person. Go back to truck. Surf internet some more. Fall asleep. Wake up whenever. Surf the internet some more. Receive load assignment for load that picks up in 10 hours. Realize I just screwed up my sleep schedule. Try to go back to sleep and sleep for 4 hours. Get up, eat something. Surf internet until it's time to leave.

    ..that's pretty much my 34 in a nutshell.
     
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  10. Cooper09

    Cooper09 Light Load Member

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    I always see that big horse racing game in truck stops... Someone here has to play that thing lol
     
  11. RizenPhoenix

    RizenPhoenix Road Train Member

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    I don't want to think about how much money I pumped into that stupid thing.
     
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