Scared to death of Heights...can I drive a truck?

[QUOTE="Hang - Man";3689227]Strike this comment LOL --just stupid --thought "Cupcake was original poster LOL --stupid dah.[/QUOTE]

What just happened? lol

 

Thought Original poster -(actually "Trucker Pig") --was you -called "WI Cupcake" who posted a thread called "Scared to death of Heights can i drive a truck" -- so i renamed you to make you tougher LOL --jokes on me.
Going to rename myself "PA. Pansy" for punishment!
Apparently i was following to many threads at a time and got lost.

 

^^^ .... sounds like a problem with your mental GPS....

 

HOLY ####!!

 

[QUOTE="Hang - Man";3691058]Thought Original poster -(actually "Trucker Pig") --was you -called "WI Cupcake" who posted a thread called "Scared to death of Heights can i drive a truck" -- so i renamed you to make you tougher LOL --jokes on me.
Going to rename myself "PA. Pansy" for punishment!
Apparently i was following to many threads at a time and got lost.[/QUOTE]

Nobody likes a tough cupcake lol

 

You can do it!

 

This bride is only one lane wide and I believe it has been replaced. Drove across it a couple of times no problem, then for some reason developed creepy feeling.

 

You could easily find work in the eastern US, and not have to do any of the mountain edge driving. Many companies also have routes in just SE US as well.

 

this is a side story....back when i first started driving...i had a run to the east coast..i was on I 70 in WV...they had it down to one lane with the cement barrier on each side..i thought i was gonna have a heart attack....LOL little did i know that would become the norm in truckin.....which doesnt bother me now...but boy did it then....i was in my 67 mph cabover....

 

I have a problem not getting in gears going up, that is what I have an issue with. Any pointers on that?