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He starts by saying we should be mad about a debt deal that, if a weiner must be declared, it would be the left. So I found it hard to believe he's mad about this, until I read his twisted reasoning. He's so far left, he's actually circles the spectrum and is looking at everything from the back...

If Virgin runs off Sprint towers, there's no way they can have good coverage.

Boost is quite a bit worse, coverage-wise, and it was impossible to get a human on the phone without an act of Congress. I wouldn't mind tmobile if my calls would go through to my phone instead of voicemail. I've lost several loads like that in the last 3 months.

Whose towers do they run off of? Sprint, isn't it? I had Nextel and then Boost before now, and got rid of them because of pathetic Sprint coverage.

The last time a prominent polygamist was on trial, Jay Leno said something like, "Police arrested a man who was living in several trailers in the desert with 5 wives and 11 children. If found guilty, he could be sentenced to live in trailers in the desert with 5 wives and 11 children."

Tmobile works off a different technology than Sprint. Anyway, the problems with tmobile are that my calls frequently go directly to voicemail without ringing on my end, and sometimes I don't get notification for hours. By then, of course, the load is long gone. Today, dispatch said, "Tell...

The subject line says it all. Do yourself a favor and do NOT sign up with these *******s. You will regret it. If you depends on your phone to get loads, it will cost you more than the monthly fees.

I had a co-driver who, prior to teaming with me, had teamed with another guy in the same truck that he and I were both in. It was a Volvo 770 stretched to a straight truck. As you can imagine, we always had to keep an eye on the front axle weight. He told me he was in a western state, I think...

Now that Ron Paul's not running for re-election, there's no reason to not replace ALL of them.

Update: walked down the line. 11 vans here, 6 of them Panthers.

Yes, I read the definition after you previously posted something about the definition of a cult. But we all know what definition is in play here. No, he's not. Bring a Christian, while something that isn't apparent (we dont have pointed ears like Vulcans or grow a tail or develop a pattern of...

okay, get this. I worked for a big truck company which shall remain nameless because I don't want to admit that I worked for them. when it came to tolls, my dispatcher said he would always reimburse chicago area tolls. For others, I was supposed to call in for approval before running them. he...

absolutely!

made the mistake of going back to the j in dallas. there weren't that many vans here before but we're starting to stack up now. at least 3 panthers, a couple prestige units, and some others indeterminate. anyway, I was lying here trying to sleep, had the hood propped open to keep the engine...

Don't know if you are familiar with Phil Hendrie. He does a spoof radio show on which he impersonates fictitious guests and says outrageous things to rile up the audience. They then call in, outraged, and everybody who knows the joke laughs at the callers. anyway, 1 days is sick kisses guest...

Perhaps this is relevant to Turtle's post, too, but even if he weren't part of a wacky cult, he'd still be part of a mainstream cult. I mean, his cult is an offshoot of another cult that's one step wackier than the first. Even the first cult rolls their eyes at the offshoot, so it has nothing...

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Spending can be cut to the point that the debt ceiling won't have to be raised at all. So unless that happens, if the debt ceiling is raised at all, then the Republicans caved. NO MORE BORROWING UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. NOT EVEN A PENNY.

Problem is, with the party leaders finally getting on board on the same ship, so to speak, it's possible that the American public, none too bright and generally against anything that would derail the gravy train, might see the tea party as the problem rather than the providers of the unpleasant...

This has nothing to do with Christianity, other than in appearance.