Thread: See the place was down again

I see no need for personal attacks, I have only stated that the information posted by you was utter BS, I did so with out making it personal.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I see no need for personal attacks, I have only stated that the information posted by you was utter BS, I did so with out making it personal.

You call anything I write on here BS or crap and I take it as a personal affront, so I give back as good as I receive.
Wagoo.

Driving the road to Licola, you hear the logging trucks "call" bridges, tight corners, narrow sections etc. I like to listen, it really helps avoid surprises around those tight corners. The trucks will also indicate other vehicles that may be relevant.

Glad to see your ok Inc and, yes, idiots come in all shapes and sizes, but in my experience Truckies are slandered nearly as much as us "bush bashers".






(Note sarcasm in the term bush bash - which I hate)

Originally Posted by wagoo

You call anything I write on here BS or crap and I take it as a personal affront, so I give back as good as I receive.
Wagoo.

So you repeat gossip that you eavesdropped in a crowded public venue, heard rightly or wrongly, and expect everyone to accept it as the gospel?
What you wrote is crap, I am not saying that you are, I'll reserve my decision on that.

Originally Posted by wagoo

Also glad to hear that you are ok. I do despair after recently overhearing a group of truck and Semi trailer drivers talk amongst themselves in a highway cafe about what they term ''calling a bridge'' or words to that affect. which basically means that on a downhill run approaching a bridge, they are travelling too fast to stop, slow down or take evasive action should another vehicle apprach the bridge at the same time, so they alert other truck drivers on the CB radio. Of course not every truck driver is a cowboy, but you only need one to ruin your day, so be very careful out there folks.
Wagoo.

I watched that episode of Ice road truckers as well, your right the blokes were real cowboys, from Texas. For it to happen in Aus is crap, the cops and RTA inspectors would be all over them. Also how many caravans do you see travelling at night when the semi's travel? Most caravan towing happens during the daylight hours due to the drivers suffering from Nyctalopia.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

What you wrote is crap,

Just because a moron says it's crap does make it so.It's just the opinion of a moron that's all.

Wagoo.

Your argument must be very flimsy to have to keep resorting to personal attacks. How much experience do yo have with the transport industry? Would you know a Roadranger from a Rockwell?
I have over 7,000,000 kilometres and thirty years experience in the industry, and I admit there are the occasional idiots in trucks, but they don't last long. However, idiots in cars are far more abundant and keep on keeping on.

As a transport industry employee of 11years, I have never heard any of my workmates call a bridge.