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[Bollweevil]

I recently lost a race to the mail box, to a four year old, and he had to stop twice to pull his pants up. I should not have accepted his challenge, even though I managed a 20 foot head start before he said go. Getting old is certainly not for sissy's. Not withstanding the fact that that I have been sixteen since 1959, I realize that there some things I just should not do anymore. Some things I don't even want to do anymore.

Standing and fighting are no more appealing than running, but who could shoot a four year old just for saying yah yah yah. I guess I'll buy him some overall's so nobody can see his ass, and try to hide my truck keys until he can see over the dash.

I am glad that work is picking up for you, and that you are able to do some of the things that you like to do, vs what you have to do.

[vanscottbuilders]

Thanks James,

Racing a four year old is just plain fun.

Losing doesn't matter!

Paul VS

[Packer]

For us an "East Coast Turn-around" was something you hide in a small bottle and put somewhere the Police wouldn't look.

When you were on the road and need to be somewhere a a time that sleep was not an option - - - you gulped down a little pill (Or two)

and went back to truckin,>

Also went by "Uncle Ben, Benny, dehidred-sleep-in-pill-form, other driver, etc.

Never good but sometimes nessary.

That part of truckin' I don't miss.

Packer

[bullhusk]

SOOO!!! Packer it wasn't a ticket too get you back too the coast OK now i get it !!! Just Kiddin Packer i remember a guy who worked with my dad used to run Jersey to Chicago 2X a week and start on his third!!Big round pill he used to cut in 1/4's when he got tired he'd take a peice. The guy's still around prob. in his late 70's now, but when i see him it's always great to ask him about the old days of truckin like guys with chains hooked on to ther bumper to get towed over a steep hill, i could just sit and listen all day long. Last time I seen (Tony)he reminded me i'll be the old timer soon!