Well it's official......
#21
05-26-2007, 07:31 PM
Originally Posted by roadhog
 I have heard TMC has the best "Steering Wheel Holder Instructors" in the Nation. If i wasn't such a slacker...I'd work for them.  :?
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#22
05-26-2007, 07:42 PM
#23
05-26-2007, 11:34 PM
Originally Posted by devildice
Originally Posted by marcel27208
Good Job!! ive got a brother in the navy stationed in Lemoore CA, he is currently overseas aboard the USS Stennis, i forget exactly what rank he is but he says only way he can get fired from his job is through an act of congress :shock:
master chief, he went thru the school or something 
#24
06-01-2007, 06:57 PM
You seemed hell-bent on flatbed when we met that one time. Congrats, you are defintiely putting the wheels in motion! (pun intended :lol: )
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#26
06-02-2007, 01:19 AM
Congrats on the service and best luck to the newbie. I love driving and I was an Accountant. Would make twice as much going back into Accounting but prefer working with men. Had more than my fair share of bitchy women. I tell everyone, "I was sick of working with bitchy women don't know if I made an improvement now I'm working with horny men."
You should feel right at home in trucking after being in the military. My Dad was a Fighter Pilot in the Air Force, while growing up I moved over 18 times. Never lived any where for two years until I was 14 years old. I was in a different state every High School year. [New York 9th grade, Alabama 10th grade, North Dakota 11th grade and Arizona 12th grade.] Trucking is just an extention of my childhood. Good luck. The best advice anyone has ever given me about trucking is "if you're little voice says don't do it-listen to that little voice." Every time I've ignored it I've been in deep doodoo. P.S. Roadhog you are hilarious. You should be a standup comedian you'd make a lot more money and be able to stay in pricier digs. :roll: |
