Where is everyone #5

She was with the Scrapyard dogs in Texas..... she told me she had a couple possibilities for advancement. Guess this is it lol.

 

Guess I need to read farther along..... lol

Zerkle Joins Softball Staff - Miami University RedHawks

 

Way to go, congrats!

 

Big Ben Rothsliegberger ( or however it's spelled ) played his college ball there. It was popularly known as the Cradle of Coaches there with many well known coaches starting careers there. Mainly football but some others too. Several mentions of the list on the net.

 

Same school as “The Nephew” went to. That’s excellent for her. Always glad to see a student athlete transition after college. I am mind blown every time I read her career stats Amazing. BOL to her.

Says she’s still with the scrap yard.
“...currently a member of the Scrap Yard professional team.”

 

600 horses in a long hood Pete
Bennies and bologna to eat
A tight ### broad with coffee and cream
I kiss your ### if it ain't a cow haulers dream

 

It seemed as if people in that thread were happy about them being banned. You said you welcomed the mods, your friend Blue Ogre said people in this thread were not professional and the guys banned were anti-eld. Let's set the record straight.

Both of those guys are owner operators, both have ELD. They are great mechanics who could redo that entire axle's brakes without hesitation. Between you and Blue Ogre, yall were wrong about the brake being out of adjustment since the slack adjuster wasn't applying, didn't know where the return spring went that was flopping around.

Ogre says it looked like the left bracket was broken which it wasn't and said to give someone the stinkeye for two different types of slack adjusters, which isn't illegal.

If people are going to call others unprofessional, anti eld, etc they at least need to possess rudimentary knowledge about the subject. Feel free to continue to post here, maybe others will feed your troll comments.

 

Here's 2 of Ur favorite places

 

BRAVO!

Many congratulations to her.

 

Okay, so now that the tarping lesson is over, where's that ride in a real truck for a day?