Posted by Billy NY on December 03, 2013 at 08:44:22 from (72.226.79.200):
In Reply to: OT maximum creepy posted by jon f mn on December 03, 2013 at 07:46:57:
I would tend to agree, you do see some things from the higher perch in the seat of a tractor trailer,some of which would be inappropriate to mention here ;) .
Years ago, we had our own rig, for a business, but we did hire out to keep the truck busy, and one load headed to Florida was a generator set, for a building project. Somewhere along I 95, not sure where, and maybe it was another road, destination was Palatka Fla., I saw a kid, with light brown or maybe a darker blonde hair, was a definitely a kid judging by size, face down, head oriented closest to the white line, along the side of the road, at night, no vehicle nearby. It was 1983 I believe, myself and another guy in the '80 GMC Astro. I believe it was reported on channel 9 on the CB, never knew what happened, but its something that gets under your skin, just bizarre to see a person, a kid no less, face down along a highway late at night. Its human nature for most to want to help or rescue someone from a bad situation, some of these things you just don't forget and wonder about.
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