Rev.Vassago said:

I think it just DID, Rev. Apparently, BEL cannot understand English any better than you. I clearly explained what I meant, and yet he fails to understand. (and throws in the word nebulous, which applies ONLY to HIS post...and you find that funny.)

Furthermore, in violation of our "treaty" he has resumed his siglines and enhanced them. So, why should I uphold my end of the bargain that was not DUE until tomorrow night?

I deleted the rest of my post. But, I'm sure y'all would agree (had you seen it) that it was.... what was the word Bel used....oh yeah,..... a "doozy!"

 

Not even close.

 

hey rev you and hobo really can't agree on anything can you? you guys are kinda like the grumpy old men.

 

I'm the good looking one! :thumbsup:

 

Well.... I didn't finish my post, Rev. If I had, it may have taken the turn you were expecting.... or at least, the one I think you were expecting.

And, it still might.

 

Exactly. I'm grumpy, and he's the old man.:rofl:

 

That's right! You're Walter Matthau.... and I married that hot redheaded chic! What was her name again? Dang this "oldtimers" disease! :hellno::lol2:

 

Ann Margaret

and.........I'm Eddy Haskell

 

Ok, now we have pages and pages of replies. Do most of these replies pertain to having alcohol in a CMV?

Can a driver legally get back into a parked CMV sleeperberth while being intoxicated? Can a driver sit in his/her sleeper berth and have a few cold ones while parked for the night?

Correct me if I am wrong but the way I understand the laws, You can not get into a motorvehicle of any type with keys in hand while you are intoxicated unless there is a nonintoxicated driver at the controls.

Then comes to mind the intoxication limits being far more strict (lower blood to alcohol level) then a regular non CMV.

I quess what I am asking is can Billybob supertrucker park his truck for the evening, go into the local pub and watch the big race while excercising his arms 12 oz at a time for the evening and stumble back out to his rig, hit the key to let it idle while he rests and be legal.

What about the next morning when his eyes are still blurry and his head is pounding which is a sign of still being intoxicated?

 

Golfhobo? This question is right up your alley.