As a truck driver, I have become the bringer of death. Observe the evidence and be horrified.


What tha!!! (Near Kansas City, Kansas).

Its hard not to take a good picture in Utah.

Classic Fort Lauderdale!

A bridge...don't remember where. Think Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas. The southern central states.

London, Ontario

Nighttime (actually dawn) and powerlines just outside Houston, Texas.

Looking for the perfect sunset in Missouri...(I spend a lot of time around the Mississippi river).



Crazy Pennsylvania clouds!

Happy Pennsylvania clouds.

Galactus?!

Traffic jam in the Appalachain mountains with my truck/house in the foreground.

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OK, OK, I've done some usability research, have heard the voice of the crowd, and will be implementing changes over the next two weeks. You must admit, the amount of advertising is greatly reduced from where we started, though.
Never let it be said that The Raven isn't thinking about ya. And thanks for the SUPPORT. (Remember, you can post here and slap your RSS feed into Facebook, allowing both to update AT THE SAME TIME.)
All the little new touches are all Hunin's work, comment on him.
Ugh!
I think its funny that my first thought after Ugh! was whether or not the person who decided to smear their shit all over the toilet handle did it with their hand or with toilet paper. I cleaned it off with paper and then flushed.
Many of my co-drivers aren't pleased with USA truck. You can tell this from the writing on the wall. Literally, the writing on the bathroom walls in most every terminal I've been to, although displeased drivers aren't afraid to tell you about their displeasure if you ask how they like the company. Sometimes you don't even have to ask.
A terminal, for those of you who don't know is a USA Truck (or your chosen trucking company) office/adminstrative building connected to an auto shop. There is also a huge lot for parking tractors and trailers, and another building (many times connected to the office) for showers and rooms for drivers in training or for drivers awaiting truck repairs.
Back to the subject of using the bathroom, know that every driver probably has a piss jug in his truck. These are especially handy for when you don't want to walk the quarter mile to the truck stop in your skivvies to take a leak. On nice nights, many drivers just step outside of their trucks and drain it between the tractor and the trailer. An unpleasant result of this is on hot, summer days the parking lots of truck stops usually smell like hot piss.
More over the road trucking hijinks to come.
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