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Wish someone could correct the software that pops up with "The message you entered is too short", because it is not, really. :(

Growing up in Ohio, I've seen a few tornadoes, but nothing even close to that. I would have cried, too, looking at it. [I learned when I visited New Orleans after Katrina that no pictures or videos can really prepare you for actually seeing it with your own eyes.] A sobering reminder that...

Year before last, I did a round trip between Barstow, Ca and Havre, Mt, in the week between Christmas & New Year's. The difference in weather was jaw dropping, to understate it a bit. :eek:

Congratulations on making the right decision - it's tough, when you want to do something, to admit that it's not the best thing to do. When there are little ones at home, it's not good for you or them to stay gone for weeks - they need you to be a part of their lives as much as possible...

That one I don't do - I find enough ways to waste time already, lol.

Noooooo - it's so hard to lose the little [and not so little] furballs that love us more than we love ourselves. My sincere condolences, and hopes that knowing she is free of pain is a comfort to you now. :(

My question exactly. Because people have been making their feelings known for years, and it hasn't brought the price [of anything] down at all. I guess it's effective as far as raising 3M's profits, but lowering the price of gas or fuel? Don't see it. :(

I didn't see that headline, lol - couldn't see anything but the name of the 'paper', no way to tell if it was satirical. These days, it can be hard to tell reality from satire. :rolleyes:

Disagree, DaveKC. Turning down 27 loads in one day is so far past the border of madness, it's well into the interior of crazy country. [I don't turn down that many in a year!] I'd definitely be looking for a carrier who recognized that O/O's simply can't run at a loss, just because the "customer...

FIFY. Is everyone in a hurry tonight, or what? :D

Um....Erie - what semi? :confused:

This is a parody, like the Onion, right? Because if aloe is a controlled substance, I know a lot of inadvertent 'druggies' who keep it in their kitchens for minor burns. I'd keep one growing in the truck if I could - it works.

"Not qualified for Panther" is a red flag - it would be interesting to know the reason, and why you feel FedEx would see it differently. :confused:

All makes sense to me.

Pb: when I started expediting, it was in a Dodge cargo van, and when the armrest broke, I was glad for the excuse to buy a new seat, lol. [Didn't know about the Oregon, which I now have in the truck]. I got a premium seat from somewhere in Indiana - don't remember zactly where, [but it's the...

And who: those responsible for it, or those who believed the 'promises'? The American Indians could have told us about trusting their promises. :rolleyes:

If everyone followed DaveKC's advice, [of course they won't, even those who read it], then ATeam's advice wouldn't be needed, lol. Not that it's bad advice [it isn't], but the time and effort would be better spent earning money, instead of trying to collect it.

Excuse me, but there's a real good reason the vast majority of Americans oppose any cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security: because they are not handouts - they have been funded by the same Americans who were promised the money withheld from their earnings for those programs would be...

It was funny because the site is SNOPES, goober! [Though snoops might be more accurate, lol]. Now, could you please explain how you "loaded it into the mouse", for us technotards? Please?:D

Or you could skip the sweater and march in a parade during Mardi Gras - I always like Pete Fountain's Half Fast Marching Band best, and you'd fit right in. So would Moot Stewart, lol. ;)