By Robert Emslie
Officer, if I had been able to see my trailer well enough to read it, don’t you think I would have also been able to see the fence?
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Jeff Glucker
If the fence was their most valuable resource then I see a serious issue with this company.
I assume it’s instead referring to the proof of insurance form in the cab.
I see these more or less daily:
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“Quality” did initially not include spell checks, I guess. Later semis employ proper English.
To be fair, the insertion of a comma after QUALITY would make this a properly constructed imperative.
Only if one is speaking to Quality.
Life’s a ditch and then you park your truck in it.
You can’t say that about my life. Only I can say that about my life.
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Was the drivers name Mario?
They ought to have only gone the extra 5200 feet.
This Estonian trucking company must have a down-to-earth PR guy. Who else would come up with the slogan “At least we try!” https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/98e10872ee2349420bf5f67774504a7a2c19e835b18a659a2ad146c69ee99ac3.jpg
The Halfords guy above/below was trying too, even though he shouldn’t have