It is Septemeber...where R U?

danthewolf00 · Sep 21, 2014

I have gotten out twice and been deadheaded down from rogers,ark for a pickup in 8 years....but things do change.

guido4475 · Sep 21, 2014

OntarioVanMan said:
yeah...in 2004 when you were a straight truck....LOL

I have sat in F. Smith and been deadheaded out for a pick up....but never actually in F. Smith itself....

Twice with L-1 in this van, buckaroo....lol...

letsdrive · Sep 21, 2014

Theve got a pretty good bbq shack next to Walgreens right off interstate I cant remember what exit

fastman_1 · Sep 21, 2014

Ok y'all get out of my fishing hole, I'm back in service.

letsdrive · Sep 21, 2014

fastman_1 said:
Ok y'all get out of my fishing hole, I'm back in service.

I did good while you were gone 3 loads in 12 hrs guess someone had to move the freight

fastman_1 · Sep 21, 2014

letsdrive said:
I did good while you were gone 3 loads in 12 hrs guess someone had to move the freight

That's darn good, let's see what dispatch can do for me now.

fastman_1 · Sep 21, 2014

Well this should be fun, Macro Point is dead, won't take a charge, call dispatch to tell them and I think I woke him up from his afternoon nap.

KickStarter6 · Sep 21, 2014

xmudman said:
I haven't posted in a couple days, have I? Oh well...

Monday night to Wednesday morning: Fort Smith AR to St Marys PA. Don't know why Kickstarter was afraid of the place

Wed to this morning: OOS in Pittsburgh for a little daddy-daughter time

Now: enrt to Minnesnowta for a Monday morning delivery. And away we go!!

The northeast is scary and I'm sticking to it lol

f4ftrucker · Sep 21, 2014

Nice to meet you Coalminer.

f4ftrucker · Sep 21, 2014

Still sitting at the J in Denver. Really wish dispatch will find me something.

xmudman · Sep 21, 2014

Hey Kick: You realize the movie "deliverance" was set in Georgia, right? That is a scary-hick movie if ever there was one

OntarioVanMan · Sep 22, 2014

Hobbit Day
Hobbit Day is scheduled to fall on Bilbo's and Frodo's mutual birthday, the date of the Long Awaited Party (translated in text by Tolkien as September 22). This is perhaps the oldest festal observance associated with Tolkien fandom. Celebration actually predates the formal designation of the holiday. A variety of names have been applied to the date and the celebrations.

In large part, Hobbit Day is usually taken up with the fun activities - the feasts, games, costume events, fireworks and the like. Hobbit Day is a virtually ideal holiday, incorporating attractive elements of several others: the masquerade fun of Halloween, the feast of Thanksgiving, the exchange of greeting cards and gifts associated with Christmas and birthdays, the picnic atmosphere of Labor Day and Memorial Day, the fireworks of Independence Day (or Guy Fawkes Day)... and the study and reflection associated with many commemorative days throughout the year.

I am surprised the UAW doesn't have today off as well.....LOL