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Truckin'

Member since 2002 · Posted 22 Jul 2003 · Edited 26 Jul 2003 · 7 comments

Sunup, winter,Vail pass, Colorado Following three bullracks Drivers singing, exchanging lines over the two way radio: Roger Millers, King of the road

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[8] Mr Pig 22-Jul-03/11:16 AM Reply
A wondrous insight in to your job, I bet your a cool trucker.8
[8] http://mulberryfairy 22-Jul-03/6:57 PM Reply
What's a bullrack?
[8] ecargo 23-Jul-03/7:49 AM Reply
Clean and sharp. "Three bullracks (?) [exchanging] lines over the two way" is great. Plural kings? Quibble, quibble, nit, pick (hey, it's what I do). I like the haiku-like approach you took here.
[n/a] INTRANSIT › ecargo 24-Jul-03/6:36 AM Reply
bullracks are aluminum-sided farm animal hauler type thingys.
A trailer used for transporting farm animals. The (drivers?) were singing one line at a time. I dislike my job. It has its moments though. Thanks for the input. home soon. will try to fix.
[7] Bachus › INTRANSIT 26-Jul-03/4:57 PM Reply
I likes me ribs for supper.
[7] Bachus 26-Jul-03/4:33 PM Reply
Jack knifing through the sky. Cafes with pumpkin pie.
[n/a] INTRANSIT › Bachus 26-Jul-03/5:27 PM Reply
I thought that wine might help my redux. apparently not. bleh.