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This guy looks like a great spokesman for a healthy snack food. Why is he sitting down and seems to be out out breath after speaking only a couple of sentences? He looks like the poster child for a Readers Digest article titled: I'm Joe's Stroke. Sodium deficiency, I don't think so! Every...

There are also varying degrees of unhealthiness to cigarettes as I pointed with my post comparing the Virginia Slim Ultra Lights to Camels and Lucky Strikes if one is concerned with tar and nicotine quantities. There are degrees of unhealthiness when comparing light beer or light anything to...

Wow! Great retort. Oh yeah, just saying. Ya, I betcha you ain't got no chinchilla jerky do ya.

In the specs it should list the BBC. Like I said the most common BBC is 120". 128 to 132 or so for long noses. 112" BBC is common for day cabs used in LTL. These would have a doghouse protruding into the cab. What or why are you interested in the BBC dimension?

It shouldn't be to hard to look it up on the internet. My guess is 120" which is a very comon BBC for a standard conventional tractor.

That's like saying Virginia Slim Ultra Light cigarettes are healthy because they contain much less tar and nicotine than Camel straights or Lucky Strike. What does your buddy at HubPages have to say about nicotine deficiencies and organic cigarettes?

Excellent! A popular saying among E.O. members is: "Businessperson first, truck driver second." Or something similar. I've never challenged this statement but feel it should be the reverse: Trucker first, businessperson second". If you are a trucker first you would have some basic...

Cool! Its little things like this that make it important for newbies to post their experiences here. That must have left quit an impression on you to remember after all these years. I can't remember what I had for breakfast this morning. Oh, yeah, I haven't eaten yet. Posts like Sluggo's...

Thank you for the link to HubPages, where everybody is an expert on something. Even a kid that looks like Danny Bonadouche can be a published author and leading expert on sodium. His article on sodium reads like a script from an Ask Dr. Science (He knows more than you do! He has a masters...

75 feet? Maybe an articulated city bus but not an over the road motor coach.

Yeah, where's Ingrid Newkirk?

Very cool! Did you or do you own one? When I was a kid I almost bought a 59 Dodge 4x4 panel truck. I think we had a similar discussion about this some years back.

I like jerky and I like buffalo. You are dodging the sodium content issue of your healthy snacks. Have you ever seen a buffalo perspire? How did the water buffalo get its name? I rest my case!

They resemble the van's predecessor, the panel truck. Kinda like when the Dodge Ram pickups were introduced or the Sprinter to this country; radically different, which can equate to fugly, but after time become acceptable and even trend setting.

That James would be James Garner. Lucky for you your HS buddy didn't tag you with the nickname Rockfish.

Was this young man's donkey beaten also?

Healthy indeed! I love beef jerky and the fact that I can get my minimum monthly allowance of sodium in just 2 sticks is great. I no longer carry my 50 pound salt lick, giving me extra freight capacity.

Do you guys offer a free day at a spa after completing 5 loads like Fred does?

I have a little Motorola ear thing that I don't like. I have problems with the 3 little buttons for volume and answering the phone. Does the Blue Tiger have larger controls and is it sold at T/A's? I've got some money left on a T/A gift card and need a real headset.