So Lisa are brakes for sissy's now?

[Shordy]

Somehow it comes back to slap you in the face doesn't it? So, does this mean you're a sissy? Don't tell me YOU need brakes? LOL!!!!

[Mike]

Good call!! I shook my head at that comment also. It was interesting that driving in fresh snow you'd better remember to dry those buggars off or you won't have them when you need them. I bet she remembers this next time. I think she's got the makings for a good driver if she allows herself to learn from the guys that know.

One thing for certain...in my 28 years of pavement trucking, I only met a handfull of people who have driven this road. Every one of them were drivers of the highest quality. That is what is required to survive this road season after season.

[Wokit]

you know that comment was taken totally out of context. so now it means something that never was meant to be said.

[Wokit]

i thought that comment was dumb too. but it was twisted to make it look dumb.

Wokit said:

you know that comment was taken totally out of context. so now it means something that never was meant to be said.

[Boneyard]

Not trying to cover her ass because the way she said it I know would come back to bite her. But what i think she was saying HOPEFULLY is that you dont use your breaks on ice (Not that they are for sissys). Yes It is true you need to keep your breaks clean and semi warmed up in loose snow. As she learned and I'm sure alot of other people out there. I drive in this crap 6 or 7 months out of the year, Right now its rained for a month straight you want to talk about slippery try driving on muddy woods roads we call it pigshit for those of you that know how slippery that is just imagine it. Happy trails. And Happy 4th

[Wokit]

geez. people dont' you know what sarcasm is?
aparently everything said and done on here is absolute truth. and you wonder why the irt arent' on here.