What if it Snows?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Mar 19, 2018.

  1. JoeyJunk

    JoeyJunk Road Train Member

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    You been drinkin?
     
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  3. Judge

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    ..Welp.
    Waiting to weigh out, at shift change.. 35 mile to reload, 137 more to fuel, then 390 more to unload.
    I can’t find my sunglasses, and so therefore that sounds like a good excuse to try and load, then go park somewhere and be one of these foot staggers i been hearing about, only drove little over 400 mile today, but it’s down to 97, in Kansas, but there is a breeze.


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  4. austinmike

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  5. Cattleman84

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    Then my wife measures up better than you... Her taco seasoning is twice that size.
     
  6. JoeyJunk

    JoeyJunk Road Train Member

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    Uh oh Dave.
     
  7. Judge

    Judge Road Train Member

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    well they’re done, weighed out, time to drive a bit.

    Throwback to being just a kid without worries,
     
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  8. Cattleman84

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    Gotta love moon dirt... Believe it or not that boot is dark brown under that dust.

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  9. kemosabi49

    kemosabi49 Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    This is a pic I got of the net but it is exactly the 1940s Wedgewood gas stove that my mom used with I was growing up in the 50s. The left side of the oven was for storage and it had a griddle between the left and right burner sets. When my mom got dad to get her a new stove in the mid 70s, my wife and I got rid of our POS stove and moved that on in. It was really really heavy too. When I sold the house in 1986, I let it go with the house. Sure wish I had it now.

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  10. JoeyJunk

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    Very cool.
     
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