Drive her to the very end

I don't think duct tape is strong enough, better use gorilla tape!!!
;)

At least hi is in the fast lane.
Frank

Looks like it was a very recent accident and he was just trying to get it somewhere to junk it out. You got to do what you got to do.

rhagfo wrote:

FunnyCamper wrote:

jfkmk wrote:

coolmom42 wrote:
What's sad is that someone may really be living in that.

All joking aside, you could very well be right. When I see something like that it sure makes me thankful for what I have in my life.

It does make one feel blessed for what we do have but you have to remember they are still the master of their own destiny, having any home is a great thing, no matter what it is :) Some have nothing, even this amt of control in one's life is better than nothing.

Not always true, known many that are hard workers, and smart, but had poor interview skills, or had issues with written testing, but great knowledge.
Have also seen very lazy, and dumb people with great interview skills getting jobs they were not qualified for.

Yes, the hard workers survive, but should have gotten far better positions.

masters of their own home living destiny then :) I meant that they were not shored up in some section 8 scary housing or being supplied by the govt and on a tight federal leash kinda statement.

Interesting thread showing where conversation segues can go.

Suppose .... that the driver was merely taking that piece of junk to a disposal place and using the still-running truck to do it ... instead of paying for a flatbed truck company to load it and transport it there? Makes perfect sense to me considering that not everyone is made out of money.

It also makes wise sense to me instead of leaving it as an eyesore to rot out in a field someplace - like we see all over this country concerning old RV's.

FunnyCamper wrote:

jfkmk wrote:

coolmom42 wrote:
What's sad is that someone may really be living in that.

All joking aside, you could very well be right. When I see something like that it sure makes me thankful for what I have in my life.

It does make one feel blessed for what we do have but you have to remember they are still the master of their own destiny, having any home is a great thing, no matter what it is :) Some have nothing, even this amt of control in one's life is better than nothing.

Not always true, known many that are hard workers, and smart, but had poor interview skills, or had issues with written testing, but great knowledge.
Have also seen very lazy, and dumb people with great interview skills getting jobs they were not qualified for.

Yes, the hard workers survive, but should have gotten far better positions.

jfkmk wrote:

coolmom42 wrote:
What's sad is that someone may really be living in that.

All joking aside, you could very well be right. When I see something like that it sure makes me thankful for what I have in my life.

It does make one feel blessed for what we do have but you have to remember they are still the master of their own destiny, having any home is a great thing, no matter what it is :) Some have nothing, even this amt of control in one's life is better than nothing.

DrewE wrote:

dodge guy wrote:

jplante4 wrote:
And THAT's why campgrounds have a 10 year old rule.

What?!!!! You wouldn’t want that parked next to a new Prevost!

I'd much rather see it parked next to my hypothetical new Prevost than to follow it down the road in the same hypothetical new Prevost, what with large parts looking like they may very well fall off or out at any moment.

LOL that is what I thought also when I read the post, I would rather see that thing parked somewhere instead of on the road, too funny!

mat60 wrote:
Could that be where the parking lot pee came from.

another post cracking me up :) :)

jplante4 wrote:
And THAT's why campgrounds have a 10 year old rule.

omg too funny!!