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turned out-- it was just a load of scrap alum bound for recycle. But he didn't know that-- could have been-- something serious-- then again if it was that seriously urgent-- they would have got a call on it. |
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That will put me at 2267-- for 5 days running which IS totally in line with what was suggested-- if they shot me back to house from Texas-- 481 more would be 2748 for 6 days-- then 2 days off( Friday+ Saturday) --- I could definately Live with that! But I suspect-- he's out to run me MORE atleast try to get another weekend out of me....... |
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Just think of all the big bucks your making with them :wink: |
Tonight, running down I-44 out of St. Louis-- in this thunder storm---- I came
close to a serious Religious Experience( face to face with the POWER of GOD! A bolt of lightning struck the guard rail only FEET ahead of my truck--- lasted what seemed like minutes-- but really only a second-- but that massive bolt of pure energy from the heavens-- that close-- it was actually bright orange where it hit the metal guard rail-- sparks flying.... I could feel the energy traveling through the ground-- my hair must have stood up-- it reminded me of STAR TREK- GENERATIONS the ribbon(nexus) . The bolt of lightning was pure white( with blue edges and wide as the truck--- a solid one second arc of energy......wow! http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/200...ST_600x450.jpg |
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HOLY CRAP BATMAN!!!.... Ummm i dont think they have palm trees in st louis :lol: But seeing the guard rail glow is priceless, Did your go death from the boom? Had one hit close to me in florida and the feeling and deafing noise is undiscribable. Careful out there :borg: |
A number of years ago, a friend of mine and myself were in his white pickup truck and took a lightning bolt directly to the top of the pickup. Didn't go deaf, but went blind for a good bit. Seemed like forever before our vision got back to a point where we could at least see a little bit. The bolt left a black line on the fabric of the ceiling inside the cab and the ozone smell was downright overpowering. Back then I had hair and it was definitely a hair-raising experience. :)
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i love lightning. if i have time to sit and watch the show, i will. on the night of june 17th, 2008, traveling through nebraska along westbound i-80, i was going through some severe thunderstorms between york and lexington. near lexington, a bolt struck the qualcomm dome and fried it.
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Wish something would hit my qualcomm sometimes... BTW your hair due still the same :D |
yeah, it was nice being untraceable for about a day and a half.
the avatar isn't a pic of me. it's a pic that's been circulating the world wide web for many years now. i think it's of some kid during his high school yearbook photo. i wonder if he'd seen it on the net and ducked away due to embarrassment of not only having a mullet, but also a tall flat-top up top. looks like the era of the photo was during the early 90's. back when kid 'n' play were doing their thang. |
Looks like week will end-- at 2776 HHG miles for 7 days- I'll be in Ft. Smith, Ar out of hours until Friday Mid-night( Saturday Morning 00:01)
still not home yet. That's another thing-- these short hauls burn up more 15 minutes and the slow truck(63) and log department only allows 60mph--- all burn hours --- I'm gonna have to start logging like before My Crete days-- there's no way 2800 miles should have consumed all my hours. Maybe, just log the Rand McMythic Miles. |
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