This story is really good. This is actually where the Hunger Games books originated from.
This story is really good. This is actually where the Hunger Games books originated from.
I consider it a mix of ability, military service and mad skillz.
I like to keep old people amused.
Still on your two hour lunch?
UPS lottery? Really??
I consider it a mix of ability ( You had prior knowledge of humping cardboard?),
military service ( standing in the rain guarding a plane isn't quite the same as invading Normandy, sorry)
and mad skillz. (Double jointed jaw and wrists?)
It is a gasser. Backed it hard into an immovable object. Crushed the door header in so far that the door won't open and tore the roof open. Claims he was only backing at 1mph and hit a tree. I don't see any bark...Pumped it full of gas?
All kidding aside, I do realize how fortunate I was to have been in the right place at the right time. Luck may have opened the door but it was my ability and work ethic that has allowed me to stay for 25 years (and counting).
As for by-passing some PTer, I actually have more classification seniority than 2 other drivers. This was the contract you guys ratified, not me.
It is a gasser. Backed it hard into an immovable object. Crushed the door header in so far that the door won't open and tore the roof open. Claims he was only backing at 1mph and hit a tree. I don't see any bark...
All kidding aside, I do realize how fortunate I was to have been in the right place at the right time. Luck may have opened the door but it was my ability and work ethic that has allowed me to stay for 25 years (and counting).
We had a kid a long time ago do that in an old GMC 800. "Only" backing at walking speed, but the pole he hit put a perfect 'u' in the back bumper.
His old man owned the building we were in at the time. Can you say "swept under the rug?"
I had one put out to pasture when the driver claimed his foot slipped off the clutch in reverse. The back wall was smashed in on the right and the drop floor was buckled. Man, that old 292 must have been at 4000rpm for that. LOL.
Shame on you. Let the rookies or incompetent oil checkers do it.Not to derail the thread, but I was given an old Ford 600 one year with the big six in it. center manager told me I'd get my truck back after peak. After peak, I was told that the truck was scheduled to be ADA'd, and as soon as that happened, I'd get a new one.
I learned real quick how nearly impossible it is to kill a 300 cu. in. Ford 6 cylinder.