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What a great feature. I did not know about that.:D

What is underwear?:rolleyes:

Whats a home phone?:rolleyes:

One of the only problems with PM, is no notification that it was sent. I'm sure John got your PM. Give him some time to respond.

Guess it's brain fart time for me! :eek: The title of this thread led me to believe it had to do with mexican trucks coming over the border, not oil costs. :confused:

Ok Fine!! But what does any of this have to do with Mexician trucks being allowed across our borders?:confused::confused:

I am confused a bit by your post. What does mexican trucks coming over the border have to do with the "fuel" situation? :confused:

It seems to be the American way lately, doesn't it?:mad:

I see said the blind man to the deaf dog!:D Once again E.O. comes through and answers the nagging questions of the day.:D

Wrong. You are only being charged with the crime. They still have to prove you guilty in a court of law. All the other points are legitimate gripes, but by no means criminal. We do not have a national lauguage. Should we? Maybe, maybe not. I am undecieded on that. July 4th? I agree...

OY VEY!!! Way too funny!:D:D:D

Sorry JAYSON, You are wrong. In MY America, you are ALWAYS presumed innocent, until found guilty in a court of law.

We already have "food police"! At the public school my wife works at, she can't get a peanut butter and jelly sammy in the cafateria. Little Johnny may have an alergy to peanuts and doesn't have the smarts to stay away from peanuts. :rolleyes::eek:

Are you a truck or a driver of a truck? :D

Do I understand this to meen, the Step van used by companies such as UPS, FedEx, Dhl, and the multitude (like that word?) of other service companies and self employeed, have to stop and get weighed? In my 26 years driving one of these, I never stopped and never saw any of the others stop...

Always fight to win, with everything you got!

Fixed it for ya. :D

OH! Vick! Michael Vick! :rolleyes:

Who is Vic?

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