What is the news in the streets

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by harleyg, Sep 30, 2009.

  1. harleyg

    harleyg Light Load Member

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    HAVE NOT BEEN IN TOUCH IN A WHILE>>> wHAT IS GOING ON IN THE BIG WORLD OF TRUCKING.... WHO IS WHO AND WHO IS GOING DOWN WHO IS RUNNING ON FUMES?? COMPANY WISE THAT IS>>> TMC?? SWIFT?? OR WHO IS IT THIS WEEK// WHAT IS THE HUB BUB??? ANY BODY GOT THE LOW DOWN GOSSIP AND CHATTER FOR THE SLEEPLESS AND THE TIRED.. COME ON SOMEBODY GOTTA HAVE SONETHING,, NO BODY PASSES UP A CHANCE TO SLAM SWIFT.../// TUNE IN AND TURN IT UP!!!!!!!:biggrin_25510:
     
  2. Freebird135

    Freebird135 Road Train Member

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    yellow and roadway merged and they are running on fumes with a blown out steer tire
     
  3. Jakebrake

    Jakebrake Bobtail Member

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    iT's GoInG tO bE a LoNg CoLd WiNtEr:biggrin_25523:
     
  4. mobyditch

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    With less crap coming from China for the holidays, truckers and railcars are going to left in the dust..
     
  5. Allow Me.

    Allow Me. Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    I found out that RACECAR spelled backwards is RACECAR.
     
  6. kwray

    kwray Medium Load Member

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    No....if its spelled forward its RACECAR. Its only when its spelled backward that its RACECAR. Get it straight!
     
  7. serious_sam

    serious_sam <strong>A rarely-serious member</strong>

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    Madam, level and rotor are also.... I think they are called palemdromes.
     
  8. Biscuit75

    Biscuit75 Road Train Member

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    Ahh... see how smart I get...
    So is :
    "Was it a rat I saw?"
    "Step on no pets"
    "Rats live on no evil star"

    I know I heard more, but can't remember them...:biggrin_25520:
     
  9. serious_sam

    serious_sam <strong>A rarely-serious member</strong>

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    What about "The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog"
     
  10. kwray

    kwray Medium Load Member

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    That's just "dog yzal a revo spmuj xof nworb kcuiq ehT" which doesn't make sense. And theyre called palindromes. Numbers can be palindromes, as well. And numbers have palindromic sums,for instance 97+79=176+671=847+748=1595+5951= 7546+6457=14003+ 30041=44044.......the palindromic sum of 97 is 44044. The number 196 is the only number less than 10000 that does not appear to have a palindromic sum.