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My vote is for... I know this is a waste of a good vote because a 3rd party candidate ain't got a chance. But my vote goes to the ever vigilant Leo D. Bricker for his never-ending fight for truth, justice and his American way.

I pulled it out of thin air. I took it to be an interview. You are correct, it was a discussion. I never scored very high in the comprehension portion of my Evelyn Wood Extreme Speed Reading course. I too felt this article, blog discussion thing came off as being a bit contrived and convenient.

Another Cubist heard from!

My reply really had nothing to do with Ron Paul, but rather the officer he claimed to interview. What kind of officer would engage in a candid interview and have no idea who he was talking with? Appears to me he falls into the 50% group that never questions orders. A superior officer probably...

But, but the company name. Isn't that contrary to the company name?

Clever, very clever! Be careful, Leo might bust you.

Then out of the blue, the officer asked me if I was familiar with Ron Paul. Not giving anything away, I simply said. "Yes." I'm not sure if I could recognize Ron Paul from the old guy with the bottle of wine in the park down the street. But who did this officer think he was giving this candid...

When good pumpernickel goes bad; actually just before it goes bad, cube it up with some other near bad bread varieties and turn it into croutons. My favorite sandwich is grilled pastrami and pepper cheese on pumpernickel.

I found the wheelchock/head thing and the pizza slices. Turtle found the Pizza Hut insulated pizza carrying case. I think I found Sally Struther's butt or maybe it's just a bale of cotton. Let's see who can find Ed Asner and Boutros Boutros Ghali. This hidden picture game sure is fun!

Who cares about a kid in the back of a truck. Apparently it didn't die or even get hurt. What I want to know is, is that a wheelchock or someone's head by the left front tire of this truck? It also appears that this truck had a recent collision with a pizza delivery dude. The evidence is...

Even irregular readers who read your blog know you moved your truck to Landstar. In fact it's your blog that causes them to be irregular. May I suggest fortifying your blog with some dietary fiber? Add words like raspberry, apple skin, legumes, bran flakes and prunes to every 4th or 5th...

I sure hope the best expediting company isn't the one pulling this kind stunt.http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/general-expediter-forum/48802-best-expediting-company.html

Like dieseldiva, chefdennis and tbubster like this. Good one Turtle! But I think some missed the satirical tone of your post.

After a pack a day habit since the beginning of time, God finally succumbed to lung cancer.

When will someone fill a lawsuit against American Indians for introducing tobacco to the European colonists? Or was that an even exchange for small pox? Hey, what about syphilis?

A few years ago I encountered an 84 kilometer detour due to flooding in Manitoba. I informed Panther of the situation and got paid for the extra 84 kilometers. Pjjjjj, how do you like the metric touch, eh?

Wonderful! How can you live in Michigan and refrain from throttling every single politician and bureaucrat?

Different companies use different methods of calculating mileage. Some common mileage calculators are; PCmiler, Rand McNally, Household Goods Mileage Guide and Kevin's String and Thumbtack guide. My carrier uses all of the above, depending on the contract with the customer. I have found...

I'm not saying the old Spicer 7 speed is the best, but probably the most durable and was certainly the most popular transmission with large fleets because of it's durability. Personally I always liked the Fuller 13 speed. A very versatile transmission, but being a compound transmission not...

"So you have a gun in your truck or are you just happy to see me." Mae West