By Robert Emslie
I’d bet that’s a big Mack truck.
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I’d bet that’s a big Mack truck.
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Jeff Glucker
"I said load the truck and flip the burgers, dammit!"
Alternatively, this make for a great Yo mama's joke.
Nobody with a Yo mama's joke? Fine, I'll go.
Yo mama's so fat when she needed a ride they got her a semi truck, n when she tried to get in it flipped over! Ooh!
(I'm not a 12-year old! Am not! Am not!)
I know why there was no grip on the road – all the salt was used on the fries.
Looks like Frylock fell off the wagon,again.
we all know this is the work of:
<img src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_t_KSMDOgPtw/R7aAPZubv0I/AAAAAAAAAqk/sdyINRr4tCk/s400/mc5.jpg">
or perhaps too many:
<img src="http://images.food2.com/Food2/blog/2009/02/mcdonalds-shamrock-shake.jpg" width="300">
The truck's in quite a pickle.
Incidents like that make me Grimace.
Thank God we had enough cones.
Ha ha! That's in Vermont – probably during the snowstorm two weeks ago (March 6-7). I got 30" of snow at my house, 22" of which fell between 3AM and 10AM on the 7th.
Every school in the state was closed, as were all government offices and most businesses. The State Police were telling people not to go anywhere for good reason.
Just like the USPS – Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these truckers from the swift completion of
their appointed deliveries of frozen "meat" and fries. It was the ditch that got him.
OHHHTHEHUMANITY!
<img src="http://euroross.blogspot.com/The%20King%20Scream%20Pic.jpg" width="300">