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Posted by Cynicism Runs Rampant on August 31, 2005 at 23:38:52 from (64.154.26.251):
In Reply to: Re: A little more on gas posted by Peterbilt Sales Dept. on August 31, 2005 at 19:38:53:
Most of you independent truck drivers are so doped up, you don't know if you are driving or asleep. You live in a dream world of "BJ and The Bear" or "Convoy". You are in no way comparable to the drivers of the old Navajo, P.I.E., or the glamourous "knights of the highway" myth which the hillbilly music industry has annointed you with.
You want laws, I want a law that makes any product (with the exception of agricultural commodities or livestock)that is transported over 50 miles, must go by rail.
Keep you long-haired, drug-crazed, "drivers" off the highways and away from my family.
You stand your average independent truck driver, and a Hell's Angle side by side, and you wouldn't be able to tell who was who.
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