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I remember some places I've been to didn't even have a toilet, or a latrine or anything but a shovel - you make your own when you needed one. Ahhhh, Quetico Provincial Park; my army surplus entrenching tool, a roll of bung wad and 10,000 mosquitoes.

Soundguy, I've got the picture now. This last post cleared things up. Also I checked out your website. Looks like an interesting and fun job! I could be available to handle your February schedule should you need some time off. Florida in February, the right place at the right time. Back to...

Soundguy, I'm becoming more confused. How about I play the role of Lightdude and shine the bright white on you and ask some more questions. You said that you load up, drive 500 to 700 miles do your thing and drive the 700 miles back home. You also mentioned flying and 100 nights a year in a...

I read his 'statement', I am confused why he made it a sticky? __________________ My turn to be confused or more confused than usual. Greg, what is a sticky? Or would I be better off not knowing?

Great line Rich!!!

Greetings Soundguy...1 2 3 greetings...1 2 3 test...test Before I add to the confusion; of the 100 nights in a motel how many of those nights did you drive your Sprinter? Do you qualify for per diem under IRS rules? What type of venue do you present your seminars? Do you really want to pull...

Creach, I agree with all but the following: If you want someone who will never touch the remote, doesn't care about football, and can sit next to you as you watch romantic movies .... When my dog was a pup she went through an "electronics" stage. She ate 3 remotes, a cell phone and the...

Ease, love the Good Morning St. Louis shot. The sunrise is beautiful but I also like how the fuel island lights run into the down lighting on the side of the truck stop. Have you attempted to crop this photo at all? Gator, another nice sunrise. Too bad there isn't always enough time or a...

Restrooms at the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport should have signs that read STAND ON SEAT. Then Senator Larry Craig couldn't tap his feet and he would be in a whole lots less trouble.

Terry, if you don't get catalogs what do you read in the bathroom?

Late 1930's Binder.

Will you be tailoring your posts and blogs to people who suffer from narcolepsy and attention deficit disorder?

Some International Emeryvilles.

Prof I forgot you retired but I did remember that I'm retarded. Gots to back offin da Jake brain.

Most if not all national LTL companies use rail for coast to coast or midwest to coast freight. Many use their own company marked trailers while others use containers or ship through a TL carrier.

Sorry, that didn't work. Use the search function and type in chevy heat. That will get you to the thread.

Bill, check this thread out. It appeared last month. http://tinyurl.com/275876

The best way to warm an automotive engine is with a tank heater. A tank heater is spliced into the coolant line and will heat and circulate the coolant. I worked at a company that use dipstick heaters and magnetic oil pan heaters on forklifts with some success.

I prefer the long wheelbase GM vans for the ride, handling and weight distribution.

Do the same people run R-Place or is the T/A going to convert it to a Country Pride?