other dog

that's how the printers get you, with the ink. My first printer was a Lexmark that was under $30,and it worked well for a long time but one ink cartridge for it cost more than the printer did.

take one of them secret spy cell phone camera pics, just so we'll know she's real.

thanks Jack.

still on here- maybe someone is playing a cruel joke on you and took yours.

exactly right, he killed his own mother first- how can someone even do that?- and then he took her legally owned guns. If someone will kill their own mother to get to guns they wouldn't have any problem killing anybody else to get what they want, that's for sure.

yes, good luck Mike. Maybe you could find a helper that works cheap looking to make a few extra bucks for Christmas....just a thought.

"there's nuthin' like a V8 Mack"... Otherdog

just wipe it off.

the end.

Here's the redneck conversion kit.

oh, I forgot- "yay,Herb's back!"

we wondered where you've been Herb, thought you'd abandoned us too. Yeah, probably lots to catch up on.

sorry Vinny, I didn't have anything else to do and some time to kill.

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...to Theakerstwo!

I try. "what? I didn't even notice the redhead with the short-shorts and nice ass, I was just taking a picture of the Mini Cooper!"

I like the Cockshutt tractor. I've seen several, but none that big, or that new looking. What hp is that one?

this one is in West Virginia, rt.60 just west of Rainelle.

I was looking at a Transport Topics magazine last week at the shop, and now California is going to require "green" tires on all trucks and van trailers. Tires with lower rolling resistance- trucking companies were complaining that it would mean tires that wear out sooner, and didn't have near as much traction in snow. Sounded to me that it meant nothing but straight tread tires on the drives."You can't come into California, you leaked a drop of oil, your truck smokes too much, you got too much grease on the 5th. wheel...and you do not have the proper tires- now beat it!"

We used to take off for Bob's Supermarket in Farmville,Va. in the 70's when they'd have a sale and stock up on Ballantine beer for 99 cents a 6 pack. It came in short fat bottles, not too bad, and way cheaper than the good stuff, like Falstaff or PBR.

I don't know, I couldn't get the driver side door open and I didn't want to pull too hard, so I didn't get to see the cereal number. I didn't see anybody there so I just got out, snapped a few pictures and left. It had a Duplex in it with nice gear shift knobs though.

I never used Quaker State oil because everybody used to say it would gum the engine up, but it's probably just as good as any other oil.

I was talking to the man who signed my bills where I unloaded crane mats Friday morning. He said he couldn't get anything done because of the EPA and rules and regulations. They were trying to clear a right of way, for a pipeline I guess, and he said they had to get a permit to cut any tree over 5'' in diameter-or it might have been 3''. All they could do is clear the brush, then they have to go back and cut the trees whenever they get the permit. Twice the work,twice the time,and twice the expense. He said he'd been waiting for 3 months.

With special added bonus pictures-poorly photochopped hitchhikers for Farmer52! Superliner in Lynchburg Stopped and checked out the wrecker in New Castle,Pa. looks like it will hold enough fuel to drive to Australia and back. This Transtar II was on the other side of the building. This girl wanted to know if I could help her get the spare tire out of her trunk. Said she'd make it worth my while, but I told her I didn't have time, had a load to pick up. Saw a Ford too. and some big logs-thse are giant redoakwood these look like popular logs A big bulldozer machine A curve in the road A straight road Saw this girl hitchhiking up the straight road, but I didn't bother to stop. After I unloaded some crane mats I had to go over the hill and about a half mile further and back into another dirt road to turn around. This is coming back after I got turned around, I had unloaded way up there by that yellow machine that looks like a little dot in the picture. Saw this girl who appeared to be broke down, but I didn't stop when she tried to flag me down-might've been a trick. This sign was on the wall at Lane Steel in Mckees Rocks, where I loaded Wednesday. Nice to see something like that, instead of getting the usual "you're an asshole because you drive a truck" treatment.

I saw a Brockway tractor once. and I saw a Massey Ferguson one time and one time I even saw an Oliver.