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Dan and I both got loads outta here..Dan is going to Jax Florida and I am hitting Detroit...both picking 2morrow morning:D

I was trying to let it slide by...but Thanks dear...I think...;)

Trying to remember the last time someone met another member and posted they were a nut case..:rolleyes:.You mean we are all nice? Come on...*LOL*:D Hey I met LBD at the Expo and he is not the fruit cake he seems in here.....;) and even Layout is human in person...*LOL*

Exactly why another reason that NO guns in trucks...:D

I do believe if we stay on the present system it too will egt worse...the one point that can not be ignored is the comparison billing....one that has and one that has not... IF we get forced insurance thru these crooks costs will still be out of control...every procedure will be so darned...

Some days it just doesn't feel like work..:D

Simple solution...go with Commercial tags and you are covered and no worries that some loco yoco isn't going to bust you...

Someone mentioned Mexico as a corrupt government? *LOL* Just look around buddy...the US has one the most corrupt on BOTH sides of the room...

boy am I a sleepyhead Nick just called and woke me up...

I am with Star...I've seen some sweet Mexican buses and some not so sweet....even a few Mexican Cargo Vans Expedite that seemed roadworthy... on the flipside...I've not seen a new greyhound bus for awhile most seemed bumped up and older style with broken tail lights and spewing VERY black...

Oh my gawd..he's trying to lock bumpers!! what a perv...*LOL*

By John R. Battista, M.D. and Justine McCabe, Ph.D. 1. Why doesn’t the United States have universal health care as a right of citizenship? The United States is the only industrialized nation that does not guarantee access to health care as a right of citizenship. 28 industrialized nations...

Actually he is right behind me next row...:D

This article written recently shows nothing has changed... Written 2009 More than 2 percent of all hospital patients are victims of a medical error, according to a study conducted by the health care ratings organization HealthGrades. Researchers reviewed a Medicare database to evaluate...

Maybe best look at our own house as well written 2004 In Hospital Deaths from Medical Errors at 195,000 per Year USA An average of 195,000 people in the USA died due to potentially preventable, in-hospital medical errors in each of the years 2000, 2001 and 2002, according to a new study of 37...

But you was dog tired..what happened?

I can read Jack...:D I thought it was my phone that died..*LOL*

Maybe you missed my point Bruno...they are already here it is called Greyhound...they have some old pieces of crap out there as well....It is the rules that govern from within...

I don't have the BOL's the settlement sheets do the same job without all the paper saved...I have all what Moot does..

You will obey your C n C...:rolleyes: