Dozer on it's side!

But if you’re making incorrect blanket statements like you are that’s not helping. I told you twice that Ohio and other states will allow loads exactly like this yet you want to continue to say they won’t. You’re wrong so you’re not helping.

 

Uhoh, Mr @3noses, you called them out and told him that he was wrong 3 times for emphasis. Perhaps you should have asked why JD said what he said, because if JD is correct, that would mean that the information and the experiences that you want to share are...obsolete!

(Stay tuned for the next gripping episode of, “As the Wheel Turns”!)

 

Your post was incorrect. Yet, you said it with such conviction it must be correct. That’s what someone with lesser experience would think. So now you have filled their head with false information. How does that help? You can’t go around making blanket statements about anything os/ow. Next you are going to say we can’t run after dark

 

And actually part of the point of this forum is to make friends. I’ve read through your posts and seems like most of what you do is argue and tell people they’re wrong yet a lot of your information is wrong. This is a forum to both learn and enjoy BSing, maybe more of the former. Have it your way but don’t expect to come in here and say crap without being challenged.

 

@3noses After reading this post, I gonna hope you've only hauled 1 OS/OW load in your career.

Please PLEASE tell me I'm right, because if you're that ignorant that you think OS/OW provisions in all states are the same, you better just leave the OS/OW to the guys that know how to read and comprehend it.

End. of. story.

 

Sometimes the DOT officers are dead wrong.

 

People in Indiana also put elbow macaroni in chili and still call it chili. That’s not chili, it’s chili mac. Indiana seems to be wrong a lot.

 

Hah! ...end of story

 

What about Sonic Burger who put Fritos in the Chili, what is that called?