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I constantly get nattered at, by whomever is in the vehicle with me (me driving or not) that I pay too much attention to farm yards, looking for old Ford's that are screaming "SAVE ME!".
Anyone else tend to slow down to see what a farm yard has for old vehicles sitting around? I find myself doing it all the time haha...
Last winter I found a old needlenose looking semi back behind Vanscoy, still planning on chasing that guy down one day, if nothing else find out what the thiing is
I try and focus on driving when I'm driving. Other peoples old dilapidated junk has no interest to me. Every now and then when I'm at someone's place and see a neat original runner sitting in a back garage collecting dust, I sometimes think to myself...Y? Drive that sucker...
Oh there's. So much. To. Look for when driving, old. Cars and trucks, beautiful girls, girls that aren't so beautiful but. Not wearing much, really fat people, clever build boards, trees, sky scene, phone, admire my own truck, builds, construction projects, more women. Day I start concentrating and driving with two hands will. Be a sad day and ill trade in my Superduty for a Fiesta.
Day I start concentrating and driving with two hands will. Be a sad day and ill trade in my Superduty for a Fiesta.
Well...on behalf of all the innocent people on highways that you are putting at risk, I hope you're driving that fiesta already. Sooner or later that "driving with undue care and attention" will catch up to you, and I only hope and pray that you don't take anyone else with you...
I'm not perfect, I make my mistakes when driving, but to make a statement like that is damn stupid. To live and act that statement even worse.
Perhaps you forgot to add that this is something you only do on gravel/grid/farm roads where there isn't hundreds of other vehicles around you? Or perhaps this is how you ride your pedal bike? As a truck driver, and a guy who hauls lots of heavy crap around with your pick-up, I hope you really don't drive as careless as that statement makes it seem.
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