PaulNowak:
One of our 2 trainers starts on at me when I go I sign my monthly overspeed retraining letter. The other one just scrubs my name off the list and tells me to consider myself bollocked. Apparently I should spend more time looking at my speedo, and less at breasts.
Our old trainer was bob on. Been doing the job for years. “Don’t smoke within 5 miles of the yard, someone will always spot you” he also taught me how to reverse.
Sent using smoke and mirrors.
If the breasts are part of a pedestrian, they are considered ‘traffic’, and need to be observed.
Welcome to TruckNet, eastyorkslass. A couple of tips for you. One; watch out for Dave. Two; it’s customary on here for new female members to post a pic of themselves looking like they’re about to go for a swim. No pressure of course, but it is frowned upon by our more traditional members if you don’t. Enjoy your stay.
Contraflow:
Welcome to TruckNet, eastyorkslass. A couple of tips for you. One; watch out for Dave. Two; it’s customary on here for new female members to post a pic of themselves looking like they’re about to go for a swim. No pressure of course, but it is frowned upon by our more traditional members if you don’t. Enjoy your stay.
Never noticed this post until today as I just did in and out of this site when I need info or when I have free time, which isn’t often.
Yes I’ve heard it all before Contraflow been around truckers that long that I’ve joined em. Too old for the piccies now
Contraflow:
Welcome to TruckNet, eastyorkslass. A couple of tips for you. One; watch out for Dave. Two; it’s customary on here for new female members to post a pic of themselves looking like they’re about to go for a swim. No pressure of course, but it is frowned upon by our more traditional members if you don’t. Enjoy your stay.
Never noticed this post until today as I just did in and out of this site when I need info or when I have free time, which isn’t often.
Yes I’ve heard it all before Contraflow been around truckers that long that I’ve joined em. Too old for the piccies now
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Not a bit of free time in over two years Gotta love paper tachos.
the nodding donkey:
Christ… if they could have seen us 20+ years ago. … rolling a ■■■. Drinking coffee. Talking on the cb. Feet on dash. Eating a sandwich. Changing the station on an analog radio…
Using the fast idle pull out knob as cruise control on a Scanny…
the nodding donkey:
Christ… if they could have seen us 20+ years ago. … rolling a ■■■. Drinking coffee. Talking on the cb. Feet on dash. Eating a sandwich. Changing the station on an analog radio…
Using the fast idle pull out knob as cruise control on a Scanny…
I once pulled tge stop on a landfill site with a tipping trailer at full height as it started leaning and I was sure it was going over.
Thankfully the load moved and held it then a mad panic to start and pull away
kr79:
I once pulled tge stop on a landfill site with a tipping trailer at full height as it started leaning and I was sure it was going over.
Thankfully the load moved and held it then a mad panic to start and pull away
As long as matey had the bucket of the EX300 holding you upright eh? I always hated Brogborough
the nodding donkey:
Christ… if they could have seen us 20+ years ago. … rolling a ■■■. Drinking coffee. Talking on the cb. Feet on dash. Eating a sandwich…
Remember getting an upgrade from an F10 to an F12 and it had the center console on top of the engine hump between two seats - pure luxury - a great big box to keep paperwork in and cup / mug holders moulded in to it . First job was to add velcro strips to it and the bottom of the 24 v travel kettle. Fill it up and get the coffee in the cup before setting off and all you had to do was pour the boiling water into the cup and add the milk when on the cruise control down the M6. Luxury lads - yous don’t know you are born these days .
the nodding donkey:
Christ… if they could have seen us 20+ years ago. … rolling a ■■■. Drinking coffee. Talking on the cb. Feet on dash. Eating a sandwich. Changing the station on an analog radio…
Finding your way around with a map on the steering wheel…