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Manatee in the crock pot...sounds good-Hat ,could you send me a recipe? What do you season them with? I just use some garlic, black pepper, and oregano in my baby seal recipe, never cooked a mantatee before.

they only cook crockpot armadillos in sunny south Florider.

All I know is that venison is very delicious, and it's good for you...very tasty...healthy...did I mention delicious? You can grill it, fry it, roast it, it's all delicious- but put a venison roast in the crock pot with potatoes, onions, and carrots...holy mackerel, it's better than finding a U model in the weeds somewhere.

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I don't know, it looks like the photo was taken at a truck show, but there was no information about it at all.

No, sorry, but your math is all wrong. I think you should have divided by 24/7. I'll 'splain it- Jeff is one of the sons in F.L.Moore and Sons. He has three trucks leased to the company. I'm like every other driver there, except i'm lazier than most, but I get paid the same, do the same things,etc. I just have more bosses. He used to get nicer trucks, like the Pete I used to drive, and the W900 Billy Bob drives now. His third truck is a slope nosed Pete, a 386 I think? Anyway, since I drive for Jeff and Teresa, I get a new truck when they get new trucks, not when F.L.Moore and sons get new trucks. When I got the T660 i'm driving now-well,not actually right now,i'm sitting at home- Jeff just took one of the company trucks they had ordered, with no extra frills and features. Or extra horsepower- he told me "the days of the big horsepower are over." The F.L.M. website says the co. has 63 tractors. http://www.flmoore.com/about-us.html

Saw this on facebook. One of the nicer looking pickup conversions i've seen, looks pretty neat- i'd drive that!

it is, I would have thought it would have knocked that tree plum outa the ground!

I'm constantly on the look out for seat covers and U models.

Yes, they form the steel beams with them.

no, I drive one of Jeff and Teresa Moore's trucks. They have three and I got the last new one, so i'm no.3 on the list for a new one.

I don't have much this week, been running mill rolls from Petersburg, Va. to Milton, W.V. all week. Here's some mill rolls- and here's some more- Precision loading- The big torch in action in Milton. When the rings are too worn out to be refurbished they'll just cut them off with a really big cutting torch...really big! I did see a girl in a car too. It's been a little cooler, and she had long pants on, but the boobage was very impressive! Two bull wagons in Alta, W.V. No Macks, but I thought this was a great picture. Seen a Ford log truck. An IH. And lots of animals. The big yellow machine dropped off a big ladle pot, which is pretty big itself. And I saw some new Internationals at the shop. These have Cummins engines instead of the Maxxforce. Random road shot, I-64 east, coming down North Mtn. And once again, I saw a poorly photochopped girl sitting in a chair by the road...in Winfall.

Crap, out of likes! But some of the funniest stuff i've ever seen,heard,or read is right here on BMT.

Well, i've also heard that the only thing a Texan is scared of is an Okie with a football.

They say Texas is getting bigger and better all the time.

I went to Texas, right after they put up the new welcome signs.

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...tell them that to their face...

I thought a Giant looked like this.

Saw this girl by a Mustang fastback holding a gas can in Winfall yesterday when I was going to Rustburg. She might have been out of gas or something, I don't know,didn't stop to ask.

There's been some downtown construction in Gormania since then. this pic. was taken in April,2012- Now there's a big building there. I like that big wooden building there, just neat looking. Wonder what it was?..feed store/jailhouse...general store...mill?..who knows.

me too. I used to stop and shower at John Skidmore's, last couple of times I went over to the Pilot there was nowhere to park, I just head straight to the Go- Mart now. Stopped there more anyway, usually just run in and grab a sammich and a coffee and hit the road, fuel there sometimes.

you got that right! I had a load going to Mullens W.V. one time and rt. 10 out of Princeton looked like the logical way to go- same deal, had to take the whole road to get around a lot of the curves, and you couldn't see if anything was coming towards you. And no truck restrictions on the road at all. When I got to Mullens they said "oh, nobody goes that way, you should have went to Beckley and then took rt. 16 down here." I went up 16 to Beckley when I left there. I don't think they have any restrictions in W.V. I took a load of pipe to a job site up around Fairmont one time and I got off of 79 on some little small road. I thought "I don't think this road is big enough for a big truck", but it was the way my directions said to go. I went maybe a half mile and there was a sign that said "road narrows ahead". "Great" I thought, "i'll end up lost in W.V. forever, i'll have to abandon my vehicle and walk out of here." But I made it in and out ok of course, or i'd still be wandering around in them W.V. hills today.

I was there Thursday, from about 4pm. until a little after 9.