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Two of each: comma and apostrophe. Semicolon: where?

IDK; like I said, I was just guessing. Just the same, it looks like they're trying to thin the herd a little. How they do it, I don't pretend to know; it also has no effect on me anyway.

Old hag's probably warmer now than she was while alive...

I'll readily admit to being 100% ignorant concerning the situation discussed here, but could it have something to do with Panther's having been acquired by ABF? Anytime you merge two companies, there are always redundancies, and it may be easier for Panther to winnow out some of their O/O's so...

Does Johnny P have his thumbs in this one too? :rolleyes:

Sprechen sie Deutsch, Turtel? :)

This was in 1985, with a paid private squad in Philly. The truck was a '79 Chevy. I quit running EMS in 1992 after my back went south. :( BTW, re: the PM you sent me, you're welcome. :)

Same thing for me in an ambulance; no cell phone problems, just a starter fire. Philly FD sprayed the console as well as underhood. The rig sat for almost a year being repaired. I wasn't that worried; as long as I got the patient, the oxygen and the $7000 defibrillator out, in that order, my...

Picked up their info packet at last year's Expo; the contract looked like it was written by a 3rd grader. Now this thread, telling me it takes 3 months to get paid. One more carrier crossed off the list. This proves that EO can really be a newbie's best friend! :)

Somewhere out there is a beggar who also speaks Hebrew :rolleyes: For those of us who don't, what didja say?

Saw a Chevy 1500 pickup at a masonry place one time, with half a cube of block, 14 bags of cement and a ton of sand in the bed. Tot it all up, you get 5000 lbs. Asked the guy how far he was going: "Philly, why?" I was stunned! 60 miles on your bump stops? Riiiight....

Let's not leave Moose out of this! :) I tried to find one with Charles Ingalls on it, to tie in the whole Minnesota thing, but this one'll do...

I respectfully disagree. If JW gets on with someone like Prestige, etc he might find himself with Staples or similar deliveries, where he'd have cases of paper, or bookshelves, or other heavy items. Do that every day with an E150 and you might be asking for trouble. When I did Staples my van...

Guido, your response is 100% correct; but it sounds like the OP already has his van. Sprintit, don't be afraid to do some local or regional work for a year or so. Your van is more suited to this as opposed to long-haul expediting, and you'll learn after only a couple months what you want in a...

Lastchance posted in another thread that her name is Dani; she may not even know who Lisa was, seeing as how she's new and Lisa's been gone for a couple years...

For real! I wouldn't suggest any speed higher than 70; some guys & girls here don't see the high side of 65. Try it; your tires, transmission and especially your brakes will thank you. Not only that, but your wallet will be crying tears of joy when your insurance rates go down and you're...

That Lisa's boyfriend is named Jeff, so if Lastchance (who has referred to her s/o as John) is our old friend Lisa, she's got a story to tell...

My aunt lives in Westchester County: $10K per year!! My entire mortgage payment is $1500/year less....

Don't forget, if he goes into NYC he also faces length and height restrictions, as Phil talked about a couple months back. 12'6" to go thru the tunnels, and was it 35' or 40' max length? IDK, my van is only 20' from stem to stern, by 7' high :)

Curious, Chmiel; what's your MOS? If it involves trucking, maybe that will give you a leg up on finding a job (prior experience-wise) :) From me, too: Thanks for your service :D Harry Cannon-cocker, 1979-81