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Thread: How many 3rd grades fit on the deck of a moving van?

  1. 10-07-2009 12:17 AM #1
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    Default How many 3rd grades fit on the deck of a moving van?

    Seriously. Take a guess. Last week I visited 2 schools for a "show and tell" type program for United.

    Pic to follow in 2 days.

    The winner will recieve nada, 3 thingies of zilch, and a bottle of nothing.

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    Too many unanswered variables to answer that question.
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    Looking forward to the pics! Did you "light up all the candles" and make the big engine "roar" for them??? Did they pump their little arms, trying to get you to sound that wonderful airhorn? (darned thing still gives me the shivers!!)
    It's kind of great that you were able to participate in something that would give them such an exciting day. I'm sure they went home FILLED with stories!!
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    It is a program called "Driver Dave". I'll make a thread about it in a few days with pics. I had WELL over 150 kids climb into my rig through the passenger side, look around, and come out the driver side.

    So, there's a hint- less than 150 kids, between 2 schools.

    As far as variables, the inside of my van is 98" wide, and the deck is 120" long. All kids were standing up, smooooooshed in, with 3 teachers. No double stacking, the "livestock" was floor loaded facing the rear of the trailer.

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    There's still too many variables. I need to know how many fatties there were.
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    my guess is 47 1/2
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    96 rug rats
    "lady's and gentlemen, they call me freebird, that's right the legiondary freebird, and i'm back in town"
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    More than that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by freebirdrfd View Post
    96 rug rats
    You are 99% correct! 96, and 3 teachers!!!! Pic to come tomorrow
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    Quote Originally Posted by BanditsCousin View Post
    You are 99% correct! 96, and 3 teachers!!!! Pic to come tomorrow
    100% correct, teachers are not rug rats.....
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