Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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A homage to one of my favorite movies of all time: Cool Hand Luke (1967)
Epic poker scene with awesome Appalachian bluegrass tunes from background radio to boot. Cool Hand Luke is probably right next to Cold Mountain (2003) in terms of kickass soundtrack and collection of melodies from classic Americana in one album...
Epic poker scene with awesome Appalachian bluegrass tunes from background radio to boot. Cool Hand Luke is probably right next to Cold Mountain (2003) in terms of kickass soundtrack and collection of melodies from classic Americana in one album...
it has a brain infection, we just called them brainers, they usually don't live long.
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Move aside, Hornady Z-MAX... Somebody's been making novelty boolits WAY before ya'll...
Humans don't really change, do they?
2010: We got special green tip ammo for taking out zombies.
1300s-1400s: We got arrowheads specifically made for killing dragons.
1300s-1400s Japan: We got arrowheads that make a whistling sound to scare off sex demons from stalking the homes of young virgin maidens in the middle of the night...
EPIC TROLLING 101:
Internet comedian 'Cole Hersch' pretends to be a student of Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, CA and infiltrates into one of the school's online activity planning sessions. He complains that the school's mascot of a cartoon Mexican vaquero, "The Gaucho", is racist, and proposes a new progressive mascot to replace it...
Internet comedian 'Cole Hersch' pretends to be a student of Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, CA and infiltrates into one of the school's online activity planning sessions. He complains that the school's mascot of a cartoon Mexican vaquero, "The Gaucho", is racist, and proposes a new progressive mascot to replace it...
I'd say the dipshit got deep into a residential area and was trying to turn around, sucks he backed into a ditch.
Now that looks very spendy.
I've that guys video's. They're so amazing
Definitely looked like a TIGHT turn on that road in the picture. One of the biggest "rookie" mistakes in this field would be using a regular car GPS system as opposed to a commercial GPS that will plot out specific routes that a commercial or placarded vehicle may use... This often results in extremely costly mistakes, as most 'prohibited' roads for trucks are 'prohibited' for specific reasons, ie., low bridges and bridges with weight limits that cannot handle such vehicles... There is a CSX railway bridge in Massachusetts that is nicknamed the "career suicide bridge", because the underpass running below has a clearance of 11'8... And you guessed it... At least 3 de-roofings a week, sometimes at considerable speed.
Here is something else that is major facepalm fodder... Common sense really does not grow in everybody's garden... I'd be hesitant to attempt a "eweie" on this road with a Mitsubishi Fuso, much less with what this guy is driving...
Edit: MA, not NJ, and the little devil is 11'8 clearance...
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Just said that in another thread where people didn’t get it
Definitely looked like a TIGHT turn on that road in the picture. One of the biggest "rookie" mistakes in this field would be using a regular car GPS system as opposed to a commercial GPS that will plot out specific routes that a commercial or placarded vehicle may use... This often results in extremely costly mistakes, as most 'prohibited' roads for trucks are 'prohibited' for specific reasons, ie., low bridges and bridges with weight limits that cannot handle such vehicles... There is a CSX railway bridge in New Jersey that is nicknamed the "career suicide bridge", because the underpass running below has a clearance of 10'8... And you guessed it... At least 3 de-roofings a week, sometimes at considerable speed.
Here is something else that is major facepalm fodder... Common sense really does not grow in everybody's garden... I'd be hesitant to attempt a "eweie" on this road with a Mitsubishi Fuso, much less with what this guy is driving...
I believe you are talking about this, it was 11' 8", it is now 12' 4" with height sensors that trigger a red light and a huge sign flashing "over height must turn" still happens.
How many bridges have there own website?
I believe you are talking about this, it was 11' 8", it is now 12' 4" with height sensors that trigger a red light and a huge sign flashing "over height must turn" still happens.
How many bridges have there own website?
That one was bad, but it is actually that one's evil little brother that took even more hits...
Correction on my part: It is actually Westwood, MA, not NJ...
Besides your leaked sex tape....
You talk about nutting in 20-23 seconds
What I can’t figure is the number of trucks that veered to the center of the bridge, even though it was the same height all the way across.
Thats what is called mouth to south resuscitation.
The crew on my boat wrecked the cpr instructor.
Definitely looked like a TIGHT turn on that road in the picture. One of the biggest "rookie" mistakes in this field would be using a regular car GPS system as opposed to a commercial GPS that will plot out specific routes that a commercial or placarded vehicle may use... This often results in extremely costly mistakes, as most 'prohibited' roads for trucks are 'prohibited' for specific reasons, ie., low bridges and bridges with weight limits that cannot handle such vehicles... There is a CSX railway bridge in Massachusetts that is nicknamed the "career suicide bridge", because the underpass running below has a clearance of 11'8... And you guessed it... At least 3 de-roofings a week, sometimes at considerable speed.
Here is something else that is major facepalm fodder... Common sense really does not grow in everybody's garden... I'd be hesitant to attempt a "eweie" on this road with a Mitsubishi Fuso, much less with what this guy is driving...
Edit: MA, not NJ, and the little devil is 11'8 clearance...
I can tell you from experience that big trucks can be trouble, even for the experienced.
I spent a long weekend in Massachusetts some 35 years ago.
I'm here to say that the streets in New Bedford Mass get seriously SMALL after sundown and before sunrise for a bobtail tractor.
Oh the stuff good people do when they are young.
Wow,all the money they spent on that failure.I believe you are talking about this, it was 11' 8", it is now 12' 4" with height sensors that trigger a red light and a huge sign flashing "over height must turn" still happens.
How many bridges have there own website?
We have a Tressel like this and nothing can be done to fix it because of the massive amounts of concrete that was used in it's construction in 1930 and lack of drainage.
