Sorry about the ditch!  Damn I hate that.  Should have been driving a VW bug!

Get a take out at the Va. Diner!  And keep on truckin!

got stuck in the snow and slid into a ditch. One wrecker and $250 later I was rolling again. One of those days.

Sorry 'bout that Mason. That really sucks and not in the good way. But, you know what they say...shit happens when ya party nekkid!   

Yikes.  Roads are rough today round here too.

hang in there Mason- as I said earlier- keep it between the ditches.. not in them..

Sorry about the ditch! Damn I hate that. Should have been driving a VW bug![/quote] Yeah, with a VW I coulda just picked it up and moved it over [quote]Get a take out at the Va. Diner! And keep on truckin!

Is that in Franklin?

But, you know what they say...shit happens when ya party nekkid!

Yes, it does seem to do so

Yikes. Roads are rough today round here too.

I hate Winter.

keep it between the ditches.. not in them..

That's usually a pretty good idea. I hate when they hide those pesky ditches under the snow where ya can't see them.

Is that in Franklin?

On the way.  It is in Wakefield about 45 minutes before you hit Franklin.

On the way. It is in Wakefield about 45 minutes before you hit Franklin.

Ah ok. I'm in Emporia now. The guy in Franklin bitched from the second I rolled in to the second I left and was probably still bitching after that.

Why, you ask? Let me count the ways...

1. The die was loaded on a step deck instead of in a van trailer or even a flat bed. Either of which would have reached his dock. A step deck is too low for his dock.

2. Consequently he had to call for a crane to unload it (which is how most people do it anyway).

3. The die had some rust streaks on it. Naturally it was my fault. The fact that that it was shrink wrapped, covered with plastic sheeting, and then tarped didn't seem to matter. It was still somehow my fault.

4. The chains used to secure it to the deck left scratches on the steel. I explained to him that the chains were placed exactly where the manufacturer said to place them so as to not cause any damage to the actual functional parts of the die.

Once it was unloaded and he had marked the paperwork with his complaints, and I had marked it with the facts of the situation, he was still bitching. I told him next time he orders a die he should drive up to WI and pick the damn thing up himself. Have a nice day.

Asshole.

I told him next time he orders a die he should drive up to WI and pick the damn thing up himself. Have a nice day.

you realize you can't please all the people all the time.. especially ass holes. hang in there & be safe... you know who cares,, lol your knitting buddies!

Have a nice day. Asshole.

hahahaha!    So I ain't the ONLY one gotta deal with that kinda thing! Hang in there, Mason!

Have a nice day. Asshole.

I appologize for the nasty behavour of the Assholes in my state!  Unfortunately, we cant make it a capital crime yet.

you realize you can't please all the people all the time.

I don't even try

At least I'm sticking to my New Year's resolution of pissing off at least one person every day.

So I ain't the ONLY one gotta deal with that kinda thing!

We all get our assholes in one fashion or another. I'm pretty lucky in that I don't get them all that often. When I do I just very politely tell them to fuck off.