I'd better go back on the rotation. Those raccoon carcasses are making my stomach growl
Dec. 2018 Locations & Snow Chatter
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guido4475
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For $3.00 to $4.00 a pelt nowadays, i am not pulling a muscle skinning ..
Besides i haul Expedited Freight I ain't hard up for money ..
Whatever...
You could of made some kind of blanket out of those for those cheap freight haulers.......
Well ........ Nope ...
They can go to Chicago to the Yellow Cube warehouse and pickup their needed supplies. There is No Welfare line in My Expediting World ....
Whatever...
Is your Bourbon free range?Good they can Climb in Bed with the Vegans and PETA . Meanwhile i have a couple of Pork Chops to Eat ..
Whatever...
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Hope all is well with you both and your not surrounded by a foot of snow.
Unfortunately, when your young your tuned out to health problems until it effects your family or yourself. Hard lesson to learn. Glad to hear things are going in the direction.
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jujubeans
OVM Project Manager
And to think I used to feed the dang things Oreo cookies!Yep , got Bored after a couple days Home ..
Made 20 sets yesterday.
8 Raccoons today ..
Pelts are worthless.. market wise.. so thrown into burn pile .
Neighbor Very Happy ...
Exercise and Fresh Outdoor Air .. Priceless
Don't be the Grinch
I would put my money on the day after for more load opportunities.
Trucking in the 50's
Give it a watch if your sitting. I don't know what's more unbelievable, 8 hours on and 8 hours off, or watching 5 mechanics at once service a tractor
They did 220,000 miles a year back then too (albeit at 50 mph) looks like it was a respectable profession. Funny was the requirements to stop and help stranded motorists too. They had ELD's too lol...mechanical records of the entire trip on a round piece of paper...
Give it a watch if your sitting. I don't know what's more unbelievable, 8 hours on and 8 hours off, or watching 5 mechanics at once service a tractor
They did 220,000 miles a year back then too (albeit at 50 mph) looks like it was a respectable profession. Funny was the requirements to stop and help stranded motorists too. They had ELD's too lol...mechanical records of the entire trip on a round piece of paper...
They still use those (tachographs) in Ireland.
guido4475
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I thought you used to be a forklift driver?
Yep, loaded and unloaded trailers, put trailers to the dock, hooked sets up and also did check lane at night!
Did I fix my Tablet issue?
A couple of months back, my tablet started to not detect my Sim card (so no cell/internet service).
Started doing this once a week, then progressed to multiple times daily. Take out the Sim, put it back, sometimes it worked for a while, other times I wanted to chuck it out the window in frustration as it still did not work.
About 3 weeks ago, I finally stopped in at a Verizon store to have it checked out.
They put in a new SIM card, still didn't detect it.
I got them to replace the Sim card tray (which I thought was a little loose).
My tablet now detected it, and seemed to be working correctly now.
At then end of day one of use, the dreaded no SIM card detected notice popped back up
Fortunately, after about 20 seconds it corrected itself and has been running fine for the last 3 weeks.
3 days ago, it started happening again, multiple times a day. Got to the point that every 10 mins. I was losing service. I was getting beyond frustrated with this thing.
Last night, I couldn't get it to connect at all. I was at my wits end.
My SIM card tray also has a slot for a expandable memory SD card which I've used from day 1.
Must have been a desperation idea, but I thought, what would happen if I take out the SD card?
To my surprise, the tablet has been working perfectly ever since I removed the SD card
Maybe this was just a huge coincidence, or for some reason the SD card was somehow causing the issue.
I'll pick up a new SD card, provided the issue doesn't return, and try again
Oddly, I've also been having a ongoing issue with my SD card on my Garmin dezl GPS/dash cam,
Maybe I better pick up 2 SD cards
A couple of months back, my tablet started to not detect my Sim card (so no cell/internet service).
Started doing this once a week, then progressed to multiple times daily. Take out the Sim, put it back, sometimes it worked for a while, other times I wanted to chuck it out the window in frustration as it still did not work.
About 3 weeks ago, I finally stopped in at a Verizon store to have it checked out.
They put in a new SIM card, still didn't detect it.
I got them to replace the Sim card tray (which I thought was a little loose).
My tablet now detected it, and seemed to be working correctly now.
At then end of day one of use, the dreaded no SIM card detected notice popped back up
Fortunately, after about 20 seconds it corrected itself and has been running fine for the last 3 weeks.
3 days ago, it started happening again, multiple times a day. Got to the point that every 10 mins. I was losing service. I was getting beyond frustrated with this thing.
Last night, I couldn't get it to connect at all. I was at my wits end.
My SIM card tray also has a slot for a expandable memory SD card which I've used from day 1.
Must have been a desperation idea, but I thought, what would happen if I take out the SD card?
To my surprise, the tablet has been working perfectly ever since I removed the SD card
Maybe this was just a huge coincidence, or for some reason the SD card was somehow causing the issue.
I'll pick up a new SD card, provided the issue doesn't return, and try again
Oddly, I've also been having a ongoing issue with my SD card on my Garmin dezl GPS/dash cam,
Maybe I better pick up 2 SD cards
I've been known to shove a tiny piece of paper on the back of the sim to improve contact. More likely, if sim and card are in the same tray, it's losing contact just enough to disconnect.
(Maybe Huwawei made the sim and they're spying on you)
(Maybe Huwawei made the sim and they're spying on you)
Bought the minicube, kitted it out, did a run. Spending a quiet New Year’s Eve at the J in Latta, SC
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You don't see drom boxes anymore. Great film. Thanks bc.