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On a good week I cut up actual hot dogs and put them in the water. I save the hot dog packages for bad weeks and throw them in the water to add flavor.

Learning how to cut hot dogs in half isn't as easy as you'd think...

Looks like Ahab's white whale.

C'mon Slack, after reading the whole story, can't you see how someone that's otherwise very responsible about such things might do what he did in the heat of the moment? This is hardly like watching someone throw a bag of trash on the parking lot when they're only a few steps away from a trash can.

Here we go....

You're absolutely wrong Diesel. If you throw all the miles together and the pay is an acceptable rate, then it doesn't matter how many DH miles there are. The rest of your post on cheap rates is a whole other conversation.

I did, by an hour. He could get out ahead of me with that liftgate.

He made it in and out fine, but he did get a parking ticket while unloading.

I've also met Moose. I thought it was more a sashay.

I'm at the Breezewood TA for the night, on my way to Jersey for Monday morning. I plan to do everything in my power to get empty before Aquitted does. Nothing personal buddy, just bidness.

You forgot the "hold my beer" part.

What kind of APU and what's wrong with it? Since you already have it I'd look at that first.

Maybe the fan is running all the time?

Yeah... But, it was certainly an impressive number of words to assemble. Not quite so sure that the sum of the parts amounted to much...

Is this a clique approved statement? I'm just wondering because I wasn't contacted for input or approval. Could it be that I'm not part of the clique? Say it ain't so!!!!

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. I've been fortunate to have never been with a company that blatantly ripped me off. But, when I've been with a company that wasn't to my liking, I left. It is just that simple. I doubt that anyone...

I feel ya... I watched my cargo van get winched onto a trailer and towed off to the graveyard a couple of months ago. The memories live on!! Glad to hear that the 900 held up so well. My fingers are crossed.

I wonder how many of the trucks involved in the accidents were U-Haul type trucks that were driven by people that have no experience in that size vehicle.

Mine had over 990k and still ran like a champ when it went to it's grave. As I'm sure you know, sitting is hard on a vehicle and after I retired it from expediting the extended periods of sitting started to take it's toll. The last time my son drove it there was a wiring problem and it quit...

If I can get Scotty to beam it out there...