Parked Here for the Night

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  1. ‘Olhand

    ‘Olhand Cantankerous Crusty

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    Cant remember last time I was in El Paso Pete.....still at the house....:biggrin_25525:
     
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  3. Cranky Yankee

    Cranky Yankee Cranky old ######

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    you better watch out the "kids" will email you if your on the puter
    even with the phone shut off :biggrin_25523:
     
  4. Rocks

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    You are ABSOLUTELY CORRECT SIR! :yes2557: I parked at that rest area... Nuangola, PA...


    Arrived at shipper at 8:30 this morning and couldn't make to the entrance of the place on my first attempt.... :biggrin_25513:

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    the ground was all covered with ice... I was empty.... span the wheels but couldn't go up and kept going backwards... towards the narrow road behind.... :biggrin_2552:

    Guys at the shipper had to get their shovels and throw some dirt on the driveway...
    And then, I backed some more on the street, put it in forth gear and "gave it hell"... like the guy told me... :biggrin_25523: So... I could make it to the top... YeeeHah!!! :yes2557:
    Living and learning here folks.... this "poor" Brazilian lady doesn't have yet much experience driving on snow and ice... :biggrin_25513:

    Once at the yard, another learning experience to back trailer to the dock because of the ice and un-leveled ground...

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    Finally loaded, not too light and not too heavy... took the narrow road back to the major highway...

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    I was lucky there was no vehicle coming in my direction any time on that road... don't think there was enough room for two vehicles... :biggrin_25512:

    Ooohhh... all these places that my co. goes... :biggrin_2552:

    But my DSP is WONDERFUL...:biggrin_25519: she gave me this load because I told her yesterday that I might need to travel abroad on an emergency situation soon... This load delivers not too far from co. terminal this Thursday...
    You know... "things" like a caring, thoughtful dispatcher is PRICELESS.....:yes2557:

    Ok... now at another rest area in OH... it's all dry here... but cold... PRETTY COLD... :biggrin_2552:
     
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  5. Al. Roper

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    Rocks, you making a hand gettin around on stuff like that! Popped the knobs for a few, in Il on 24 somewhere! Headed for the Windy, 3 stops, then load back south. Check y'all later! Also hope all goes well with your dad.
     
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  6. Rocks

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    I couldn't find the definition for "make a hand".... :biggrin_25512: What does that mean?

    Hey... THANK YOU... :biggrin_25519: Dad is not going to have the surgery... for now... He talked to doctor/surgeon today.... asked some questions and doctor told him that is a high risk surgery and for that reason, he will not do it... What I relieve... I think that was the best choice... :biggrin_25519:...even though dad may have a worse "attack" than the last one and will need an emergency surgery...
    I will definitely go to Brasil to see him soon... :yes2557:
     
  7. wore out

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    Makin a hand means doing a real good job. You should teach us some of your Brazilian slang as a trade off. Lol I'm just giving you a hard time
     
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  8. Rocks

    Rocks Road Train Member

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    Trade slangs...:biggrin_2559: I know old ones... have been out of that country for over 20 yrs...
     
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  9. Dinomite

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    Well just pulled the yella at the Pilot okc. A couple blocks from receiver and a couple miles from the house. But since the old lady and I are calling it quits. I'll be taking advantage of the shower power at the pilot.

    They had a relay planned for me. I was going to switch loads and head to my 2nd home Norcross, GA. But driver had family emergency and I have to sit on this load till 2000. We'll beep beep that's all for know. We back quiet.
     
  10. Cranky Yankee

    Cranky Yankee Cranky old ######

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    Al and woreout only know old slang anywho
    I still say stuff my grandfathers did no one gets it
    I still never get over our Mexican driver thinking
    I was a foreigner
     
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  11. Well. I hope its better over in OKC, if I'd known I needed to bring ice skates to get to Amarillo hell I have them.

    Rocks, doesn't matter if its a day ol' slang or 20 yrs. Fire away.
     
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