For those of you curious about my livelihood.....

[informant]

[misc.transport.trucking snecked]

I am now a local driver for a company that caters to the area

manufacturers.

Since this is the heart of the "dairy land", and also potatoe country, we
have many companies that dabble in various food products.
This particular company I now work for, runs a bit of an odd schedule for
trucking.
We start the day off at 0600 and we're done by 1400 and sometimes sooner.
Driving about 200 miles a day locally on an average.
For pay, we get paid on a percentage based on what the load pays.
For bulk stuff, like potatoes, it's based on the "hundred weight".
So the more you haul per load, the more you get paid. Keeping it legal of
course.
One driver was telling me they have a load that goes from here to Beloit,
Wi. and the driver gets $300.
Both ways.
If that were paid by the mile, you would only see about $150 round trip.
So now I'm home every night and may some times work on Saturday depending

on

needs.
Boring boring boring. But beats the OTR rat race.

So, when you post at say, 9AM, then you are lying? Pay per potato weight,
Bullis? You must be proud. And how will you ever find the time to invent
your wheel?


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Subject: For those of you curious about my livelihood.....
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[Cainman]

Post by informant
[misc.transport.trucking snecked]

I am now a local driver for a company that caters to the area

manufacturers.

Since this is the heart of the "dairy land", and also potatoe country, we
have many companies that dabble in various food products.
This particular company I now work for, runs a bit of an odd schedule for
trucking.
We start the day off at 0600 and we're done by 1400 and sometimes sooner.
Driving about 200 miles a day locally on an average.
For pay, we get paid on a percentage based on what the load pays.
For bulk stuff, like potatoes, it's based on the "hundred weight".
So the more you haul per load, the more you get paid. Keeping it legal of
course.
One driver was telling me they have a load that goes from here to Beloit,
Wi. and the driver gets $300.
Both ways.
If that were paid by the mile, you would only see about $150 round trip.
So now I'm home every night and may some times work on Saturday depending

on

needs.
Boring boring boring. But beats the OTR rat race.

So, when you post at say, 9AM, then you are lying? Pay per potato weight,
Bullis? You must be proud. And how will you ever find the time to invent
your wheel?

Bullis inventing the wheel. That's a scary thought. Imagine human society
as nothing more than hairy apes clubbing each other with tree limbs.
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[informant]

Post by informant
[misc.transport.trucking snecked]

I am now a local driver for a company that caters to the area

manufacturers.

Since this is the heart of the "dairy land", and also potatoe country,

we

Post by informant

have many companies that dabble in various food products.
This particular company I now work for, runs a bit of an odd schedule

for

Post by informant

trucking.
We start the day off at 0600 and we're done by 1400 and sometimes

sooner.

Post by informant

Driving about 200 miles a day locally on an average.
For pay, we get paid on a percentage based on what the load pays.
For bulk stuff, like potatoes, it's based on the "hundred weight".
So the more you haul per load, the more you get paid. Keeping it legal

of

Post by informant

course.
One driver was telling me they have a load that goes from here to

Beloit,

Post by informant

Wi. and the driver gets $300.
Both ways.
If that were paid by the mile, you would only see about $150 round trip.
So now I'm home every night and may some times work on Saturday

depending

Post by informant
on

needs.
Boring boring boring. But beats the OTR rat race.

So, when you post at say, 9AM, then you are lying? Pay per potato weight,
Bullis? You must be proud. And how will you ever find the time to invent
your wheel?

Bullis inventing the wheel. That's a scary thought. Imagine human society
as nothing more than hairy apes clubbing each other with tree limbs.

Unlikely. Bullis would have Darwined the species while simultaneously
ensuring that only fungus would be the dominant lifeform.

[informant]

Perhaps you should take up the spelling lesson with VP Dan Quayle.

Remember

him?
http://www.capitalcentury.com/1992.html
Many of the major dictionaries define potato, and potatoe.
After all, the plural is potatoes, not potatos.

Bullis, please refrain from giving spelling or reading comprehension
lessons.

Web Results 1 - 100 of about 104,000 English pages for potatoe.

All mispelled, St00pid, same as you did.

"and also( potatoe )country"
And this is how you spell potato?
And this must be the way you drive...hold on a second you don't drive!
So I guess a spelling error would be inline with how you keep a
imaginary job!
And for boring....your constant posts on you having a new job
and knowing everything about everything...now that's boring!

I am now a local driver for a company that caters to the area

manufacturers.

Since this is the heart of the "dairy land", and also potatoe country,
we have many companies that dabble in various food products. This
particular company I now work for, runs a bit of an odd schedule
for trucking. We start the day off at 0600 and we're done by 1400 and
sometimes sooner. Driving about 200 miles a day locally on an
average. For pay, we get paid on a percentage based on what the load
pays. For bulk stuff, like potatoes, it's based on the "hundred

weight".

So the more you haul per load, the more you get paid. Keeping it legal

of

course.
One driver was telling me they have a load that goes from here to
Beloit, Wi. and the driver gets $300. Both ways. If that were paid by
the mile, you would only see about $150 round trip. So now I'm home

every

night and may some times work on Saturday depending

on

needs.
Boring boring boring. But beats the OTR rat race.

[John Henry]

Hi, informant! This is a friendly line to let people know who I'm talking
to!

Post by informant

Web Results 1 - 100 of about 104,000 English pages for potatoe.

All mispelled, St00pid, same as you did.

103,943 of them were sites making fun of Dan Quayle for not knowing how to
spell 'potato.'
--
John Henry
www.lowgenius.com
If you were me, you'd be listening to Led Zeppelin.Box Set.02.07.Going To
California
remove 'henry' and spamblocks to reply
"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we
are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and
servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
-- Theodore Roosevelt

[informant]

Post by John Henry
Hi, informant! This is a friendly line to let people know who I'm talking
to!

Post by informant

Web Results 1 - 100 of about 104,000 English pages for potatoe.

All mispelled, St00pid, same as you did.

103,943 of them were sites making fun of Dan Quayle for not knowing how to
spell 'potato.'

One would expect nothing less from "proof" offered by Bullis.

[LiberalFascist]

Post by informant

Perhaps you should take up the spelling lesson with VP Dan Quayle.

Remember

him?
http://www.capitalcentury.com/1992.html
Many of the major dictionaries define potato, and potatoe.
After all, the plural is potatoes, not potatos.

Bullis, please refrain from giving spelling or reading comprehension
lessons.

Web Results 1 - 100 of about 104,000 English pages for potatoe.

All mispelled, St00pid, same as you did.

Yes, note that 'potato' nets 4,600,000 pages.

Post by informant

"and also( potatoe )country"
And this is how you spell potato?
And this must be the way you drive...hold on a second you don't drive!
So I guess a spelling error would be inline with how you keep a
imaginary job!
And for boring....your constant posts on you having a new job
and knowing everything about everything...now that's boring!

I am now a local driver for a company that caters to the area

manufacturers.

Since this is the heart of the "dairy land", and also potatoe country,
we have many companies that dabble in various food products. This
particular company I now work for, runs a bit of an odd schedule
for trucking. We start the day off at 0600 and we're done by 1400 and
sometimes sooner. Driving about 200 miles a day locally on an
average. For pay, we get paid on a percentage based on what the load
pays. For bulk stuff, like potatoes, it's based on the "hundred

weight".

So the more you haul per load, the more you get paid. Keeping it legal

of

course.
One driver was telling me they have a load that goes from here to
Beloit, Wi. and the driver gets $300. Both ways. If that were paid by
the mile, you would only see about $150 round trip. So now I'm home

every

night and may some times work on Saturday depending

on

needs.
Boring boring boring. But beats the OTR rat race.

[informant]

Post by LiberalFascist

Post by informant

Perhaps you should take up the spelling lesson with VP Dan Quayle.

Remember

him?
http://www.capitalcentury.com/1992.html
Many of the major dictionaries define potato, and potatoe.
After all, the plural is potatoes, not potatos.

Bullis, please refrain from giving spelling or reading comprehension
lessons.

Web Results 1 - 100 of about 104,000 English pages for potatoe.

All mispelled, St00pid, same as you did.

Yes, note that 'potato' nets 4,600,000 pages.

Bullis conveniently overlooked that, as he does everything else that's not
k00ky.

[Peter J Ross]

Post by informant

Post by LiberalFascist

Post by informant

Perhaps you should take up the spelling lesson with VP Dan Quayle.

Remember

him?
http://www.capitalcentury.com/1992.html
Many of the major dictionaries define potato, and potatoe.
After all, the plural is potatoes, not potatos.

Bullis, please refrain from giving spelling or reading comprehension
lessons.

Web Results 1 - 100 of about 104,000 English pages for potatoe.

All mispelled, St00pid, same as you did.

Yes, note that 'potato' nets 4,600,000 pages.

Bullis conveniently overlooked that, as he does everything else that's not
k00ky.

Csn we look forward to seeing Bullis directing a *movy* of which the
hero is a *potatoe*?

[informant]

Post by Peter J Ross

Post by informant

Post by LiberalFascist

Post by informant

Perhaps you should take up the spelling lesson with VP Dan Quayle.

Remember

him?
http://www.capitalcentury.com/1992.html
Many of the major dictionaries define potato, and potatoe.
After all, the plural is potatoes, not potatos.

Bullis, please refrain from giving spelling or reading comprehension
lessons.

Web Results 1 - 100 of about 104,000 English pages for potatoe.

All mispelled, St00pid, same as you did.

Yes, note that 'potato' nets 4,600,000 pages.

Bullis conveniently overlooked that, as he does everything else that's not
k00ky.

Csn we look forward to seeing Bullis directing a *movy* of which the
hero is a *potatoe*?

No, but we can look forward to reports of Bullis teetering around on his
motorized Magic Wheel contraption, made from giant antique bicycle wheels
and garden hose, around the new Bullis Cement Home (not concrete, St00pid
knows the difference and he means *cement*) once he gets the trailer paid
off in seven more years, while he makes up new words to the trucking version
of "Home on the Range" ( I'm not kidding; this is the most retarded thing
I've ever heard Bullis say) while he hides out from Usenet at Truck.net
during the day as a cover for this pretend potato delivery job, waiting for
Ma Bullis to die so he can get the cash to sue everybody.