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Can hardly wait till Sunday, call the terminal and and get my pre-plan, its all up hill from there. Just knowing it's going to be another north east run, sends sends shivers up and down my back, can't hardley wait to get to the truck, Better swing by the store, stock up on vienna susages, beannie/wiennes and a box of crackers and a gallon of water, yum yum, breakfast, lunch and dinner, can't wait. Climb up in that cab and fire that baby up, the smell of burnt diesel, now thats living. Off to the fuel island, on to the shipper, on to the consignee, back to a shipper, on to the consignee. Now thats LIVIN'LARGE. While most of the working class are still at home with their families on a Sunday evening enjoying life to the fullist I'm delivering the "GOODS" and getting paid for this, can't beat that. Sleeping in Rest Areas, On Ramps and every once in a while you can find an empty slot at a truck stop (if you shut down early enough) and you can get rocked to sleep by the OPT IDLE shutting down and re-starting that "Big" Diesel Engine of yours and your neighbors. It's a "TRUCKIN" Life

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lol sounds fun..........NOT

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NOT? Hey driver Americas needs move by Truck.
There's no sacrifice too great,it's a Lifestyle
not a Living.
Mike
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Originally posted by RABELAM:
NOT? Hey driver Americas needs move by Truck.
There's no sacrifice too great,it's a Lifestyle
not a Living.
Mike
Ya so I hear.......Lifestyle lol
Cheers

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ah the joy of the open road
cross bronx expressway
the freedom from the boss looking over your shoulder all day
qualcomm
setting your own schedule
be there at 2am
seeing the pretty sunsets
and than driving all night
seeing the pretty sunrises
can barely keep eyes open
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They joys of truckin'...
Two highway accidents involving trucks both times made the local news two nights in a row, followed by a third night where it was reported roadside inspections would be increasing.
Some idiot driver pulling double possum belly chip wagons decides to pass another while cresting a hill. Upon viewing the car coming in the opposite direction this driver jams on the brakes jackknifing the rig and sending the pup whipping across the road swiping the car right into the ditch.

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The "TRUCKIN' LIFE", The "TRUCKIN' LIFE" The "TRUCKIN' LIFE" for me, thats just a little jingle i sing to myself on those long runs when the old eye lids start getting heavy in the wee hours of the morning while you trying to find somewhere to park this "MONSTER" so i can get the much needed rest that the DOT keeps reminding me that I need, another one that I'm working on has to do with new "H.O.S" maybe you all can help me out, here it goes,
Eleven on the slab
Ten in the rack
I dont think
I like it like that
Well its a start on a new career in song writing I been kicking around, not that I'm planning on giving up this "TRUCKIN' LIFE", OH NO, NO WAY, I could never do that, not after what truck driving has taught me, and they pay you to do it, now thats what blows me away.
a few words about my second family ( Driver Manager, Fleet Manager, Planner) You are so very kind to me it seems as if i get all the exciting runs, you send me places where "NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE" I feel like 'Cap. Kirk' of the Star Ship ENTERPRISE, I know you all set back there at your little computers and play that "WHERE to SEND HIM TODAY" video game, theres nothing boring about my life, you cant get to bored, everything changes every 30 minutes, I can remember one time, my load assignment got changed 4 times within 30 minutes, durnist thing, I got 3 good runs taken away from me and ended up with a 100 miler that paid $60.00 flat, and took the better part of the day to do it, Oh, those guys sure know how to treat you like family.
It's a "TRUCHIN' LIFE"