What if it Snows?

And the sergeant told us to get in road step vs cadence to cross the little creek on way to bivouac at Ft Chaffee. Who knew???

 

You can borrow this

 

I am going to need some counseling, maybe medication, and time to heal as a result of the atrocity I just witnessed. I went in the peelot to grab a soda, and there was a lady in Subway enjoying her freshly warmed Cinnabon. She looked well pleased with herself, and content with the sweet savory carb loaded treat before her. However! As I thought of how good such a treat might be, it happened. This woman; nay, this soulless bag of meat unworthy of the title human, she threw away the center of the roll!

How dare we allow such behavior in a civilized society!?!?

 

In todays edition of " Do u even axle bro ?"

 

And you didn’t stop her?

I can’t say much..
Ole lady won’t eat the outside of anything, throws the crust of bread away too.
I just tell her she’s spoiled.

 

I understand bridge law is about spreading weight over distance.
At a certain point, does another axle within the same overall distance actually do anything significant?

 

I was too shocked to do anything, had she thrown away the sad flavorless outer edges of the treat I wouldn't have minded. To throw away the final bite, where all of the perfect symbol of God's love in pastry form dwells though, I need time to dwell on the state of society.

 

A sharp eye would have seen where it was going...A quicker hand would have intercepted its travel..

 

Good God what is that driver hauling! At 9 axles it must be wicked heavy!

 

I can see how with limited changes in angle, ie Interstate travel, this configuration or more axles would limit roadway damage. What I question though is upon exiting the lanes of travel for delivery, fuel, etc.. wouldn't the damage done during turns be more damaging than the typical dual axles setup?