The begining of the end....

Dude, that's just not right... I don't even care if you're joking around.

 

Come on people, lighten up, it's a great day in truck land but it seemed funnier on the CB, and as an old driver told me when I first started, "Always call before you go home, don't be sneaking in surprising anyone."

We all know that the rules of the world are a bit different for OTR drivers.

 

I think its okay to mean it

 

You forgot to add.....
"May you have a shining career at Arrow......."

 

No...The "Rules" aint no ####### different for an OTR driver than they are for anybody.

 

That's just f'ed up man.

 

I've used that line a number of times myself.....or words to that effect...

My wife used to ride with me quite often and would attract a lot of unwanted attention......at 6 ft tall and 135 lbs with long blonde hair...she's hard to miss......but.......

She would always seem to attract the attention of various lower life forms that thought it was just fine to do pretty much the same thing in person that just happened here.

You can take it one of two or three ways......you can spend your spare time choking some a z z wipe that really needs it(BTDT)(sometimes that just NEEDS to happen)......or........

You can turn it all inside and end up with ulcers and basically a nasty attitude towards the rest of the world in general......or.......

Take it as one of the higher forms of praise that there is.....PURE JEALOUSY (on their part).

By the way.......Congrats from one of the "Old Foagies"

 

congradulation Trucker

 

Not sure what rules were being implied, but the concept of being married, true lovin and romance to most newlyweds ideally wouldn't involve staying apart all the time.. Trust is crucial to a successful marriage, and long distance truckin is like a plague to suspicous minds..