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LOAD IT · #11 09-10-2006, 11:00 AM

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you said he drove in another thread, hell your probably a swift driver sick and tired of 63mph so ya act like a big man online :lol:

Don't be silly brian... load it could not get through a swift school...

BTW... How does a 17 y/o sign a contract???? hmmm.... interesting

You guys know it ALL!! He can sign whatever I tell him to sign. He signs checks when and if I tell him too. I have owner-operators that dont like listening to a teenager, but they like the money his dad pays. You want some?

Did you know that having someone who is underage and legally sign a contract is FRAUD. Maybe a ISP address search is in order to report this FRAUD to the proper law enforcement agencies.

As long as the freight bill gets paid, what is the fraud?? Because I give him authority and responsibility that you cant handle, we're committing fraud? Stop sprinkling bs, on this site and offer some relevant O/O advice. I would call you a moron, but i told YOOPR that i would tone it down!!

Ahtumbreez · #12 09-11-2006, 01:59 AM

Geez, I'm glad I'm not a moderator on this board. You boys are like a bunch of friggin' 12 year olds.

yoopr · #13 09-11-2006, 02:17 AM

Usually not too bad except when there's a full moon :P

GMAN · #14 09-11-2006, 02:31 AM

Man, I just knew that there had to be a full moon. :P :lol:

Cam · #15 09-11-2006, 04:17 AM

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I would call you a moron, but i told YOOPR that i would tone it down!!

Whew! Good thing you didn't call anybody a moron!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

yoopr · #16 09-11-2006, 05:12 AM

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I would call you a moron, but i told YOOPR that i would tone it down!!

Whew! Good thing you didn't call anybody a moron!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

LOL-I caught that too

Cam · #17 09-11-2006, 12:50 PM

I just thought that was hilarious. I was already giddy from watching the first night of Path to 9/11. I never imagined the network of Mark Halpern (infamous 2004 ant-Bush reelection memo) could paint a portrait of Bill Clinton as such a bureaucratic bungler.

I mean, there's a shot of Clinton followed by a shot of the rock hard Washington phallus, er, monument, followed by a shot of Monica Lewinsky...too beautiful

(BTW the Washington Monument is a huge statue of an obelisk, the likes of which can be found in St. Peter's square and many other places. As I understand them, these obelisks have their origins as symbols of male potency and fertility.) Sorry if I'm ruffling any Masonic feathers...Ok, not really :lol:

GMAN · #18 09-11-2006, 02:54 PM

I was a little surprised that they would have shown Clinton and his administration in anything but a positive light.

Cam · #19 09-12-2006, 02:52 AM

Surely seems like a watershed moment. Media support for President Clinton used to be the unwritten law of the land approaching the media's unwritten prohibition of acknowledging Israel's nukes and the possibility they could be even the slightest factor in Iran's attempts to gain the same....Ok, so I've got some stuff on my chest.... :?

Remember Primary Colors? Joe Klein had to go with fiction and anonymity to dish the dirt on the first Clinton presidential campaign.

Hollywood was there to clean up the mess by making a movie (starring John Travolta) portraying the president as a lovable Bubba- correct me if I'm wrong, I think I saw about 10 minutes of the film. Klein lost his job when he was outed.

yoopr · #20 09-12-2006, 02:57 AM

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Surely seems like a watershed moment. Media support for President Clinton used to be the unwritten law of the land approaching the media's unwritten prohibition of acknowledging Israel's nukes and the possibility they could be even the slightest factor in Iran's attempts to gain the same....Ok, so I've got some stuff on my chest.... :?

Me also but this isn't the place for it.