Yesterday was a great day
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Bel has been watching to much TV lately!! He has had a vision of catching crab and driving the Dalton Highway!! :rofl: :rofl: Gonna go up there and show them Eskimos how to kiss and drive too!! :clap::clap:
What won't a guy do for a woman??? :ranting::ranting::ranting: Going back to what I did for most of my life..working as a government contractor for those '3 letter acronym' agencies. (unless of course, a few select Canadians named Hugh and Alex need to be schooled......I can always make an exception) Gonna keep the CDL . The Fire Chief up there has already expressed an appreciation if I would hold on to the CDL with the endorsements so that I can move some emergency equipment for them as it requires a CDL if you are not a firefighter. No problem, I say! Good thing that some former coolie carrier drivers go north! LOL Leaving Indy around 5AM Monday for Alaska. It will take me about 5 days since I won't be running a 'Golfhobo' legal logbook. I'll be in touch clowns! :lol: Oh........can I get paid CPM GMAN?:thumbsup: But then again....how long will I actually last not holding a steering wheel? If not before I get there. Talk to ya'all soon. Gary
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Bel has been watching to much TV lately!! He has had a vision of catching crab and driving the Dalton Highway!! :rofl: :rofl: Gonna go up there and show them Eskimos how to kiss and drive too!! :clap::clap:
What won't a guy do for a woman??? :ranting::ranting::ranting: ![]() Best of everything with your new adventure :thumbsup:
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I've also been told that some things really stand out when they get cold...:clap::lol2:
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[enjoyed himself and I'll remember this day forever. I know its a dorky post but I wanted to share it anyway!
[/QUOTE]Dorky?? not at all! I recently lost my father and have lots of fond memories like this one. Just reading about your day brought a big smile to my face. I hope you enjoy many more
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Isn't that what we always called "puusy whipped" [sic] LOL
Going back to what I did for most of my life..working as a government contractor for those '3 letter acronym' agencies. (unless of course, a few select Canadians named Hugh and Alex need to be schooled......I can always make an exception) Gonna keep the CDL . The Fire Chief up there has already expressed an appreciation if I would hold on to the CDL with the endorsements so that I can move some emergency equipment for them as it requires a CDL if you are not a firefighter. No problem, I say! Good thing that some former coolie carrier drivers go north! LOL Leaving Indy around 5AM Monday for Alaska. It will take me about 5 days since I won't be running a 'Golfhobo' legal logbook. I'll be in touch clowns! :lol: Oh........can I get paid CPM GMAN?:thumbsup: But then again....how long will I actually last not holding a steering wheel? If not before I get there. Talk to ya'all soon. Gary To officially hijack this thread, I'm vacationing in Anchorage right now. Caught 3 pink Salmon yesterday and saw a baby moose the day before. BTW, it's true. It does stay light up here all night, or most of it anyway.
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Isn't that what we always called "puusy whipped" [sic] LOL
Going back to what I did for most of my life..working as a government contractor for those '3 letter acronym' agencies. (unless of course, a few select Canadians named Hugh and Alex need to be schooled......I can always make an exception) Gonna keep the CDL . The Fire Chief up there has already expressed an appreciation if I would hold on to the CDL with the endorsements so that I can move some emergency equipment for them as it requires a CDL if you are not a firefighter. No problem, I say! Good thing that some former coolie carrier drivers go north! LOL Leaving Indy around 5AM Monday for Alaska. It will take me about 5 days since I won't be running a 'Golfhobo' legal logbook. I'll be in touch clowns! :lol: Oh........can I get paid CPM GMAN?:thumbsup: But then again....how long will I actually last not holding a steering wheel? If not before I get there. Talk to ya'all soon. Gary Seriously bro, have a great time and best of luck. It sounds awesome and I would jump at that opportunity in a heartbeat!
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Be careful around the moose. I understand they can be mean. Just don't pull a golfhobo and walk up an try and pet 'em!:smokin: Sounds like your having a blast Scoe...............I'll follow your lead..... ![]() Nah SnowDog.........don't think so on the driving part. Obviously I have the credentials but am leaning towards possibly a more traditional style of life up there (if possible). Driving sure has been pretty good to me though. I am going to miss my tanker. Out the door for my final run tonight....... Hell, I think I might get a bit emotional here. Then again........... ![]() More later........................
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Huh? I didnt say anything about driving? Watch out for those fumes dude. Maybe the clean northern air will do you good!
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"Pink" salmon?? You spend all that money to catch in Alaska what you can catch on the river any given day??? Come on now.....surely you jest!!! :rofl:
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Ref: Brickyard 400. Sorry that I will miss you. It would be great to show you how I can handle a double-beer-bong in the infield. Amazing to say the least............Since I'll miss ya. I took this warm up pic yesterday evening on my last run out of the Marathon Petroleum terminal outside of Turn 2. Spoiler? You got it! The Rushville, Indiana Rocket...aka "Smoke" will be kissing the bricks (again!) at the start finish line. You heard it here first! ![]() Talk to ya soon! Gary
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