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Three strikes, you're out, right ? dems da rules !

 

Fibber

 

A gay swingers club, huh? Who would have thunk... In Atlanta...

Hey... so many ways to get there... from I-85 S to US-41 S and then right onto Green/Reservoir St... Or from i-85 S to 17th St NW and then right not US-41 N and left on Green/Reservoir St.... Well.. it can be done a few other ways too... but these seem to be the shortest according to Google...

HAHAH... that was really funny, sir... But hey... they may have those rules so traffic goes only one direction...

 

Here I complain sometimes about the "dump" places I go... But the places you go are totally INSANE!

 

My second partner,loved to use the brakes...just like in the family sedan.
Had terrible vision,and would brake hard,at the last minute.
Love to tailgate,and would brake hard in turns.
We were hauling a load from Cali to virginia,and went through a dozen scales,on the way through.
We left Cali heavy,but were legal.40 miles from destination,virginia scales,choose to weigh us.
Im driving the last leg,and we are 5k over,on the tandems.
Load had to shift,during the trip..company paid fine,and is deducting,$50 weekly,until paid back.

 

Ive got 30k miles left on my school contract.
A friend paid off his schooling,and is running east coast,making 41c per mile,out of the columbus terminal,and gets home time,whenever he asks for it.
I miss my fireplace and hot tub,after a long day,nothing like home cooked meal,cold beer,soak in the tub,and fall asleep,to the smell,of cherry wood,burning in the fireplace.

 

Yep - the cheesy weather is a comin' !!

 

What did you do to make the load shift? If you're on the "last leg", it had to shift on your shift, not to mention how do you not feel that?

 

Not to mention to the rear. I could understand hard braking slamming it forward but you'd sure feel that. Shifting 5k to the rear? That must have been a hell of a hole shot from a red light somewhere lol

 

Hell yeah. Plus shifting that much weight? When you shift a load, the truck handles differently. You can feel it when you're driving.