Comments By Linden R.

I just found this thread (7 months later...), but I can help with #8.

My mom won't go anywhere without em. Even when renting a car for a couple hours she puts them on. I've seen tons of deer skitter off. Meanwhile, in my dad's car without them, they've ran out in front like we're invisible. They work!

Have been in the middle of nowhere and signal was to weak to upload pic. With the assistance of flying J WiFi I can finally upload.

Highway to Heaven

Wow! I love it!

I'm thinking we may have a relative of the original Patrick?

That's it, I'm changing my name. Taking votes for a new handle, lol.

ho WOAHlding

JUst won't stop up here. Got 2-3 inches Saturday, then another 4 or so inches today. The plows never plowed the main road until about 2:00PM. Was chaos on the school bus this morning, couldn't see 2 feet in front. Saw an F-450 dump truck get sideways on a righthand turn, but he saved it. Be safe.

Congrats! You deserve it!

Connecticut is a pretty state.

Said no New Englander ever

OMG, you're back again?

I thought so too. I guess not.

FYI I don’t have multiple accidents. My mvr is actually clean right now so chill out.

I find that hard to believe. Just go through your own comment history. Looks pretty bad, huh?

FYI, this guy is Kash. Just changed name and removed avatar.

Eric, you've had a lot going on recently - mostly negative things. I'm going to try not to repeat what has been consistently said in your other threads, but it's true. With all you've done recently, honestly, I feel that this industry may not be for you. And I mean this in the nicest way possible, but it's the rough truth. You have numerous accidents under your belt, nearly none of which you've owned up to. Your trucking resumé currently doesn't look that good. After a year without a license (by the way, do you mean CDL or normal license?), you'll have to go through the entire training process again. That was the part you didn't like; You'll have to go through it again. Also, restarting after an entire year without doing it means opportunity for as many accidents as you've had. Your record is not very clean at all currently, think of how bad it would be with twice that.

Honestly, I'd say no, to answer the question.

P.S. You already posted a thread about this and got some good advice. Use some of that too.

Yesterday I had a qualifier for the state robotics tournament (First Lego League), and we advanced. Had to be there by 7:40, got there in time, left 6:30 and I didn't get breakfast. Got home at 5:00 after going out for dinner. All that time spent in the pit with absolutely nothing to do paid off; Both of the teams in our school advanced to the championship round! Even though our other team was last place in the robot game and my team was 14th (out of 18), our projects wowed the judges. The competition is actually very project oriented; This year's theme was Hydro Dynamics, and we had to find a problem and an innovative solution in the human water cycle. Coach always told us that it was the project that matters, judges could care less about the robot. Well, she was right; Other team got LAST PLACE robot and yet still advanced.

Had to go up to North Providence (usually 40 min drive) at 6:30 yesterday for a robotics competition (see my post in "Cool Things that Heppened In Your Day" or whatever it's called) and ha to go home at 3:45PM. On the way back, was snowing really hard and it took about an hour and 20 min to get home. Well, that's not counting the stop we made at a local restaurant for dinner ;). But ppl off the roads everywhere, on 295 we even saw a guy on an ATV blasting around in the little ditch between the highway.