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If you did read Moot's post you might find he was just engaging in a little self indulgent fun.

Lots of snow but the roads were fine. Highway J was ice covered from Palmyra to Perry. I have never been in that specific area. Up and down U.S. 61 a lot. Mark Twain Lake looks like a nice place to hang out in the summer and dip a paddle.

Yeah, I forgot about that one. Guess it all evens out. This load also originated in Iowa!

Linda, I delivered in your neighborhood yesterday morning, Perry.

I thought that also, until yesterday. I was working the system and worked a load that would have put me 8 miles from my front door right into Turtle's lap! Not only that, but he got a bonus on top of it.

It's insider humor specifically for persons involved in the transportation industry. The name of this site is Expeditersonline.com, not Actuariesonline.com.

There are companies that do want a van on every corner and do subscribe to volume pricing which seems to attract shippers. It's the WalMart Syndrome. I hope Load 1 has a plan for slow steady growth and sticks to it. I have been with two start up companies from infancy; one a LTL carrier, the...

Why do you suppose that is?

Hey, do you have an Acer Aspire 5050 in there?

Same reason I am paying them to find me freight, use their authority, babysit me, display their logo, know where I am so I don't have to call in every hour and mostly because of my philanthropic nature. As for the Blackberry Quailcomm(sic) debate, I choose QualComm. The keyboard unit is much...

Serious as a clogged artery! There are two types of fructose corn syrup; high fructose corn syrup and low fructose corn syrup. Actually I think there also is a medium fructose corn syrup, a medium high fructose corn syrup, a medium low fructose corn syrup and of course an extreme fructose...

Here are some pics of the PacVan from a few years back. I believe this is a 12' Baybridge box. . . . . .

Spartan puts a 12' box on a SRW chassis. I believe Rockport and Baybridge do also. Specifications - Chevy/GMC Spartan Cargo Van - Supreme's Delivery Van | Van Bodies | Supreme Corporation

When I competed I was driving a single axle Ford LN9000. In the competition I chose a Ford LN9000 only it was a twin screw because I was in the 5 axle flatbed category. I would guess you would be driving a short wheelbase daycab. It will be different! Practicing with whatever FedEx Freight...

I don't think you will find a rig like yours available for contestants. I'm sure the straight truck category will have single axle, class 7, daycab conventionals with a 20' box. See if the nice FedEx terminal manager will let you practice with one of their trucks. Phil, what type of truck did...

Every time I juggle bowling balls I get hurt. I quit juggling bowling balls but still get hurt on occasion, but never in Laredo.

Linda, I just watched the video. If you can do that in that big ol truck, a short wheelbase daycab should be a drive in the park for you!

People like Spike Lee, Spike Moss, Sharpton, Jackson, Farrakhan, etc. must continue to stoke the fires of racism or they would be out of a job. Uncle Toms like Cosby and Freemen make for great fuel.

Cool! Large terminal, been there many times, follow the yellow line! If a cargo van category was offered and if Panther was an ATA member, I would probably enter and take it more seriously. Wow, I must be getting more competitive in my old age and feel the need to prove myself. Have I got...