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On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 00:31:48 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: So I'm rolling down the highway with the Ranger in tow cruising along at 60. Passed an on ramp as I was being passed by a 18 wheeler. Lady comes zooming down the on ramp yakking on the cell phone (hand held) not paying attention until she sees me, then instead of slowing down to enter traffic, she speeds up, cuts right in front of me, clips the front of the truck. I jack on the brakes - trailer brakes locked up with the trailer bunny hopping which pushed me over into the 18 wheeler - SCREECH!! End result, truck totaled, driver's side squished - right front/left front pushed to the wheels and the bed damn near sheared off. Oh well - it was a nice truck. So, this being Mrs. Wave's turn to select a new vehicle, she did. A luxury pickup. Loaded with the same stuff in her Town Car - leather seats, seat warmers, moon roof, extended cab, super duper stereo, full power everything, DVD player of all things - this ain't no pickup truck - it's a freakin' luxury car masquerading as a pickup truck. ~~sigh~~ I've been turned into a pansy. This wasn't in SC was it? We just got them dang cell phones down here about two years ago... people ain't got used to driving with 'em yet. Seriously, glad you didn't get hurt, and that the boat came through unscathed. I'm betting you get used to that fancy truck... you're probably smiling on the inside when you're driving it. What is it... a King Ranch? Harley Edition? C'mon... pictures! Hey, the weekend of July 14th some friends and and my wife and I are hauling our boats down to Moncks Corner. We'll put in on the river just below Lake Moultrie on Friday, then go down the river to Charleston Harbor. Spend two nights at Patriot's Point, and go back up the river on Sunday, pull them out, and haul them back home. It's the first time we've made the trip, but the others have done it a few times. Should be about four boats and 6-8 couples. Should be fun! Holler at me the next time you're down this way. |