Getting rid of static in the truck.

[Rigjockey]

In Illinois we say "creek".

I remember your rant on this crick/creek thing.
I grew up with a creek in the the back of our buildings. We all said creek, (us youts) The sign said creek and yet, and yet both my parents still say crick. BOTH OF THEM

 

[Ontario Outlaw]

I remember your rant on this crick/creek thing.
I grew up with a creek in the the back of our buildings. We all said creek, (us youts) The sign said creek and yet, and yet both my parents still say crick. BOTH OF THEM

I thought a crick was smaller than a creek.

Like how a creek is smaller than a river.

 

[Rigjockey]

I thought a crick was smaller than a creek.

Like how a creek is smaller than a river.

Fake news!
Our creek was fantastic, it was yuge. Best creek there ever was and yet, they still kept calling it a crick.

 

[Electric Chicken]

It's crick. Because creek doesn't rhyme with sh*t for the phrase Up Sh*t Crick.

Ain't like the gub'mint spells things correctly all the time. They get things wrong too like calling themselves government.

 

[Rigjockey]

It's crick. Because creek doesn't rhyme with sh*t for the phrase Up Sh*t Crick.

Ain't like the gub'mint spells things correctly all the time. They get things wrong too like calling themselves government.

That's funny because there is a show up here called Schitt's Creek. Eugene levy is in it.
I would post a Ya'lltube vid but it come up as not available in your location. Google it.

 

[Getfit Tommy]

It's the driver... he creates a lot of static....

fire him...

wait....

 

[tommyh]

down here,we call them creeks,and anything smaller we call it a branch
I didn`t invent it either

a crick is a pain in the neck,like some truck drivers and in laws

 

[Injun]

Yeah, you would think by not posting it in the CB forum, that would be enough, LOL

You underestimate our DERP ratio.

 

[Duck]

I thought a crick was smaller than a creek.

Like how a creek is smaller than a river.

I used to think a creek was roughly 10-20 feet wide, maybe 1-3 ft deep and anything bigger was a river.

Until I got a CDL and went out west.

Any place where water has ever flowed in the history of Earth is considered a river.

You go over a bridge and a sign says "Fork Branch River" or whatever and you look down and if there's even any water at all, it's just a little stream like two feet wide, maybe 4 inches deep.

 

[ironpony]

I used to think a creek was roughly 10-20 feet wide, maybe 1-3 ft deep and anything bigger was a river.

Until I got a CDL and went out west.

Any place where water has ever flowed in the history of Earth is considered a river.

You go over a bridge and a sign says "Fork Branch River" or whatever and you look down and if there's even any water at all, it's just a little stream like two feet wide, maybe 4 inches deep.

I was going to say as much. Creeks out west usually only have water flowing during part of the year.

 

[Ontario Outlaw]

I used to think a creek was roughly 10-20 feet wide, maybe 1-3 ft deep and anything bigger was a river.

Until I got a CDL and went out west.

Any place where water has ever flowed in the history of Earth is considered a river.

You go over a bridge and a sign says "Fork Branch River" or whatever and you look down and if there's even any water at all, it's just a little stream like two feet wide, maybe 4 inches deep.

I forgot about streams.

So streams, then cricks, then creeks, then rivers....

 

[Duck]

I forgot about streams.

So streams, then cricks, then creeks, then rivers....

Crick isn't even in my vocabulary. I've always just considered it a southern or hillbilly dialect pronunciation for creek.

 

[Ontario Outlaw]

Crick isn't even in my vocabulary. I've always just considered it a southern or hillbilly dialect pronunciation for creek.

But redneckery is?

 

[Duck]

But redneckery is?

And hillbillery.

And a whole list of other words I've made up.

Just not "crick".

 

[Ontario Outlaw]

And hillbillery.

And a whole list of other words I've made up.

Just not "crick".

Whatcha got against "crick", anyway?

 

[Sinister]

Pretty damn good remake right here;

 

[Hammer166]

Almost 60 posts, and not a one of you!

I'm so ashamed!

"No static, no static, no static at all.....FM!"

 

[Electric Chicken]

Oh geez. Cry me a crick.

 

[CMT]

I'm going to say this, and I am going to regret saying it. But, I found this on the internets while researching it and might give this a try.

Hand lotion.....

There, I said it.

Seen it posted, so it must be true, that hand lotion will do wonders to prevent the static discharges from your hands. makes sense, as it is moisture.

I keep a spray bottle of diluted fabric softener in my truck to help with the static. It works, plus it makes the truck smell like it just came outta the dryer.

 

[Electric Chicken]

I keep a spray bottle of diluted fabric softener in my truck to help with the static. It works, plus it makes the truck smell like it just came outta the dryer.

I actually put my truck IN the dryer.

It's one of those extra capacity ones.