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I'm always looking for your B-model when i'm in the area. I pass thru on 76 a lot coming from Fremont headed to Brookfield, but north and south I usually take rt.21 to miss traffic and construction in the Akron-Canton area.

sounds like "Comfortably Numb". , .* *this reply may not be available in some parts of Illinois. Void where prohibited by law. See store for details

I agree with the bulldog

mmmm...could be

Got home last night, but now i've got to leave again. After I left Roxana Monday I picked up in Calvert City, Ky. going to Neville Island, Pa. then I went to Brookfield, Oh. and loaded for Roanoke. Unloaded yesterday and reloaded treated lumber at the shop.It's a two stop load going to Vermillion and someplace else in Ohio. Both are near Cleveland. I was running short on hours yesterday, so i'll be leaving today...shortly. This is the entrance to the old tunnel on the West Virginia turnpike.

you can do this too... note- any resemblance to other people, either real or imaginary, is entirely coincedental and unintended (sorry Rob, wouldn't want you to have nightmares)

no, not at all, just some random picture from somewhere...

I have no idea, just saw it over on the side road somewhere in Washington and took a picture of it. Thought maybe it was Rob on vacation, trying to sneak around in his Pete where no one knows him. The driver was wearing a Groucho Marx disguise, so i'm not sure.

yeah its kinda freaky but makes for one hell of a story hey, if you're into freaky stuff and bondage, that's your business-nobody's gonna judge you for it here...or were you talking about the fire?...never mind hahahahahaha u guys crack me up!!!!! I'm just glad you've got a good sense of humor

I'd bet there's lots of folks who secretly wish they could drive a Peterbilt (original post rearranged by other dog, A.K.A putting words in people's mouths -learned by watching Rob in action )

A hay wagon will cross anyone up. Hard to back up because the tongue makes an extra pivot point. We'd usually hook the tongue on the front of the tractor to back them in the barn or shed, that made it a little easier.

Made this video today, might help when you need to resize a picture. Had to put it on youtube first to link it here.

my Thermodyne emblem came off in 3 pieces too. One of the broken pieces had no stud, and it had the double sided sticky stuff on it. I never knew it was broken until I took it off, and I asked the body shop man about putting it back on when I pick it up and he said "no problem", so I wouldn't throw anything away, could be reusable.

back!

that'll work

I use "paint"-just right click on the picture, another window opens and one of the selections will say "open with". move the cursor over that, another window opens and one of the options is "paint" on my vista. I click on "paint" and the whole picture shows, way bigger than the screen. click on "image" at the top and then "resize" and you can type in what percentage of the original size you want. I usually go about 35-40% to start, that's still usually a little bigger that full screen size.Then you can also use "crop" to cut out stuff you don't want in the picture, and you can write on it, draw on it, change all sorts of stuff-like I did the speedometer and Rob's beard pictures. When you're done you have to click "save" ,under "file". Click "save as" to keep the original too, because once you click "save" that's what it'll be, and you can't get the original back. "Save" is fine if you're just resizing, but if you're doing other stuff to it, you might want to do "save as" so you can keep the original photo too.

idea-next time, dig up half a load of dirt out of the front yard and load it in the dump truck and let her drive that to school.

I don't know-looks like it could have been a high speed U.S.Express Freightliner, or a non-driving Celadon Volvo. Or any bullwagon-i've had all of them blow by me in the snow like they were on dry roads. That's you in the dump truck,eh?

OK, i'll be glad to bring some.

or just make them smaller

wow, thanks Mike! I know that'll cost you a bundle to feed everybody, but we really appreciate it. Just let us know when

yeah,i'd never noticed that before!

last time I used it I made a pallet...sorta kinda.

staples like you use on barbed wire fence would have been much quicker-I had to drive the nails half way, then bend them over with my hammer. still got that hammer.