Where is everyone #5

Glad he didn’t lol.....

 

I want this guy to set next to Nancy Pelosi on the boat. I feel it would be one hell of a start.

 

I like the 15 a lot!! We had 2 trucks that had 'em. Smooth. I guess the biggest problem is remembering where 4 is going from one to the other!

Oh and he'd have to be used to it riding with me... I get lazy!! If ya put me in a twin stick he'd prolly hear some chunking, cussing and a lot of stopping to start over!

 

Those poor guys, remember those short IH cabovers?

 

But you forget that that's for a driver who knows what they are doing. All these new reje... I mean training school graduates, they need their hand held through everything. It's where the "tell me how to wipe my own arse" comments come from from experienced drivers who deal with the new style of dispatcher.

They couldn't plan a trip even if they tried.

 

I may be south of Poplarville Saturday, not sure yet but leaving early in the morning for Mobile, Alabama. Got a couple trucks to move back north. A 3rd truck setting west of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi a little ways..... if it works out I may get to stop at the “The Shed” and get pictures of some good BBQ...... @shogun

 

What ya think is wrong with it?

 

I sure do

Always wanted to go there, is it good?

 

Hmmm, definitely not good......

 

When I was young, I got into sports at racing. Loved driving. My favorite was the WRC rally cars. In those days Tommi Mackenen was the champ, but the undisputed king of asphalt was Gilles Panizzi of the Flying Panizzi Brothers. He was on asphalt what Michael Schumacher was in the rain in F1. It wasn’t even close.

The TT Isle of Man has to be the most intense race on planet earth. My favorite was the late great David Jeffries.