Comments By Roadkill (aka:Guy DeCou)

The other funny thing is I know EXACTLY where you were when you took that picture and I know EXACTLY where you were stopped when you saw that girl with the sign..let me guess, you were stopped waiting to turn left to go onto US 90 West...

That was a GREAT story, buddy...hope to be up North is a few weeks and then onto Springfield for the 11th of March.

So that was YOU behind the Wawa...

Mongo, what do you mean in your first paragraph when you say,

Make sure you have your dot self certified in plenty of time before getting here along with your learners permit. A lot of my classmates are having trouble and having to switch their permits to mo.

Some companies, like Prime and Swift, prefer you to have a permit before you attend their orientation. I think Prime required you to then transfer your permit to that state. Not sure about Swift. It's a simple matter of filing a transfer request, paying a fee and then getting a permit issued in that state..just like when you get your CDL.. you will get your CDL in whatever state you test for it, then transfer it to your home state. So, you live in Nevada, you take your permit test IN Nevada, then hypothetically, you go to school in Missouri, then you simply transfer your permit to Missouri. You will go to school/training in Missouri and probably test there for your CDL. Once you pass your CDL, you will get issued a state license, in this case Missouri, since that is where you trained. You would then take THAT license back to Nevada and pay a transfer fee and get it issued to you by Nevada.

When I was on the road with my buddy in November, we had a game we played called, "Don't be THAT GUY"...where we would see someone really bad and he would say, "When you start driving, DON'T BE THAT GUY"...

I accepted a pink/purple truck from Prime without even considering just how much I would get poked at by others.

We only tease ya cause we love ya...

Crap, I'm in trouble!!!

Thats for sure, brother...

a monkey doing "it" on the DOT bumper with a lot lizard

I just about spit on my keyboard when I read that...

My grandfather was the same way..lost all of his teeth to PD when he was in his mid 30's but it had still ravaged his heart by then and we didn't know about that until he was in his late 60's and he died way too young at 75...