Where is everyone #5

Ive never appreciated running water and a toilet so much until i started drivin a truck lol

 

Learning about the industry is a good opportunity for a entrepreneur such as myself because I plan on owning a small fleet eventually, so no worries hehe

 

I'm big into mountain biking but some of those road bike folks are something special. You've got 4 feet of paved shoulder to ride on, get the hell out of the road!

I know how dumb most drivers are, last thing I'd ever want to do is be on a paved road on a pedal bike.

 

I got curious about my own post following remarks about good ol Claude Akins. I found that although he was born in Nelson Georgia, he grew up in a small town in Indiana. Still a country boy for sure. I also find that there was a dispute about the year he was born. His official Birth year is listed as 1926 which his son said was correct. However, other sources say he was born in 1918. Watching episodes of Movin On, which was filmed in 1974 I have to say he looked closer to sixty then fifty. Still a rugged sunovagun though.

 

This from a baby himself. lol

Nomadic life makes me love showers at my girl's.

On an unrelated note. Isn't it lovely when white supremacists show up to your camp for a hurricane party. They're flying the BFG flag even. SMH

 

I almost went criminal justice/criminology. Around the time i was 20 I almost pulled the trigger, glad i didn't. I wouldn't be good at driving a desk. The one thing i could see myself doing way way down the line is teaching, but I'd get fired for doing the opposite of their liberal ideology haha

 

Just saying the old hands are getting out of this industry , its up to us young guns to keep the old school spirit alive

 

Yep one of them was about even with the peterbilt logo on my hood. Im all for sharing the road , but cars and trucks has the right of way whether they like it or not

 

I've thought about becoming a shop teacher but man I'd be skidded out of a highschool so fast. Even technical/vocational schools are starting to jump on the PC bandwagon.

 

What I like about criminology versus criminal justice is you’re learning about why people break a certain law versus the law itself; (blank) is the law and therefore you’re guilty isn’t a good enough answer for me lol