Posted by Harvey2 on June 17, 2014 at 17:08:39 from (74.138.175.233):
In Reply to: I gots to know? posted by gwstang on June 17, 2014 at 15:43:55:
I drove a semi fur 30 years and didn't think aboot that. I had more serious thangs on my mind, like why do we drive on the parkway and park in the drive way? Why are the roads called freeways, and it cost a lot to drive on them? Also of question here in Indiana South Bend is up north, North Vernon is down south and French Lick is a disappointment, You have to go north to git to South Dakota, and you have to go south to git to North Carolina, to git to West Virginia one has to go east, if going to East St.Louis one has to travel west. You see I had a lot of thangs to ponder vill engineering a semi along the roads.
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