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Posted by Harley on February 04, 2005 at 16:26:12 from (152.163.101.7):
In Reply to: Re: Weigh Stations posted by thurlow on February 04, 2005 at 11:47:57:
Tenn. ain't bad. My own state of Misery can be the pits on 71 south of K.C. and on 29 north of K.C., Ohio is the $hit$. Ky at the state line on 60 don't have a scale, but a port of entry trailerhouse, and BOY do they take their job seriously. Came back one time from delivering a tractor to Atlanta, empty trailer, went in with all paperwork, and they looked till they found the date on my physical card missing. Doctor hadn't dated it. Gonna redline me. Went outside, dated it, went back inside, showed it to him, and guess what, he let me go. Couldn't believe it. The old woman though thought I had burned her house, raped her dog, pillaged her crops, and stole the family jewels. What a witch.
I had a bushel basket full of speeding tickets when I got off the road commercially in 1990, and didn't get a one I didn't deserve, but scales. Man. They are something else. Done ranting for now, Harley
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