Trucks driving in both lanes


This is to ensure that both trucks crash when one retarded van driver breaks loose and crashes into the other sideways.

Seriously...no reason for this.

My company's trailers are very useful at home.
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Because the reefers have a hard roof you can walk on, I've used them as scaffolding when I was putting wire mesh over the broken barn windows to keep the birds out.
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The newer ones have belly skirts and I've used them as a wind break for campfires, while the trailer served double duty as a 53 foot, diesel powered beer cooler. Even @bigyellowpete would be jealous of a beer cooler with that kind of capacity.
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You can't do that kinda stuff with a flatbed.
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My company's trailers are very useful at home.
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Because the reefers have a hard roof you can walk on, I've used them as scaffolding when I was putting wire mesh over the broken barn windows to keep the birds out.
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The newer ones have belly skirts and I've used them as a wind break for campfires, while the trailer served double duty as a 53 foot, diesel powered beer cooler. Even @bigyellowpete would be jealous of a beer cooler with that kind of capacity.
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You can't do that kinda stuff with a flatbed.

BYP is well aware of the useful qualities of a refer and has stated as much in earlier posts....

(I'm tryin to get on his good side so I get an invite to his next bash.........love beer!)
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BYP is well aware of the useful qualities of a refer and has stated as much in earlier posts....

(I'm tryin to get on his good side so I get an invite to his next bash.........love beer!)

Beer is good for chasing shots of Jack Daniels.

It's also approved by me for breakfast on your days off.
 
Beer is good for chasing shots of Jack Daniels.

It's also approved by me for breakfast on your days off.

Beer is also the only consumable that, if stranded on say... a desert island.... would keep ya goin. All the necessary ingredients are in that wonderful 12 oz. can!:banana: or bottle, or KEG!
 
QUOTE=2xR;256913]Based on what I've read, I'll let Duckie run the front door on the two lane, skinny roads. Terry, you and the brick can be the back door trucks. We promise to not drink the coffee pot dry before you get there, maybe.[/QUOTE]

LOL!:rolllaugh:
 
Texas has 80mph speed limits. Also, in Texas you will get a ticket for for driving on the shoulder to allow somebody to pass.
Funny how I have had to do just that in order to avoid a collision. It seems some will ride up on the bumpers of other motorists just before they go into the left lane. I guess it doesn't occur to them the car in front of them might decide to switch lanes as a last defensive move, albeit a turn signal. I don't understand why they have to be that close in order to pass with the possibility of being involved in a rear-end collision.
 

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