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Tegumi wrote...
I believe waar said "truck driver", not "trucker".It's cool. I don't think he was mad just a misunderstanding.
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Fiery_penguin_of_doom wrote...
Edit; With my luck Fox news would eviscerate me for being too liberal. I know they'll keep looking for mud to sling in my general direction. Sean Hannity will be calling for my head on his wall.Oh come on, you're a GREAT American!
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Tegumi wrote...
I believe waar said "truck driver", not "trucker"."Trucker" is a shorthand for "Truck Driver". Also the connotations for "truck driver" implies that a the person in question is someone who drives a "truck" like an International, Kenworth, Freightliner or WesternStar,etc. Vehicles that require a minimum of a Class B Commercial Drivers License to operate without a trailer and a Class A to operate with a trailer that weighs over 10,000lbs GDW.
Edit: Waar is correct, I'm not mad. I don't find the term offensive as most people in my industry are former truckers or 'truck drivers". I simply don't like the label as it doesn't apply to me personally.
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Fiery_penguin_of_doom wrote...
Tegumi wrote...
I believe waar said "truck driver", not "trucker"."Trucker" is a shorthand for "Truck Driver". Also the connotations for "truck driver" implies that a the person in question is someone who drives a "truck" like an International, Kenworth, Freightliner or WesternStar,etc. Vehicles that require a minimum of a Class B Commercial Drivers License to operate without a trailer and a Class A to operate with a trailer that weighs over 10,000lbs GDW.
Edit: Waar is correct, I'm not mad. I don't find the term offensive as most people in my industry are former truckers or 'truck drivers".
HOLY SCHNAPPS. This is the second post I've read of yours, the first one was your other post in this thread, and I must say.
YOU SIR, MAKE MY HEAD HURT. It's like talking to an encyclopedia. I'm scared.
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flare_knight1 wrote...
Fiery_penguin_of_doom wrote...
Tegumi wrote...
I believe waar said "truck driver", not "trucker"."Trucker" is a shorthand for "Truck Driver". Also the connotations for "truck driver" implies that a the person in question is someone who drives a "truck" like an International, Kenworth, Freightliner or WesternStar,etc. Vehicles that require a minimum of a Class B Commercial Drivers License to operate without a trailer and a Class A to operate with a trailer that weighs over 10,000lbs GDW.
Edit: Waar is correct, I'm not mad. I don't find the term offensive as most people in my industry are former truckers or 'truck drivers".
HOLY SCHNAPPS. This is the second post I've read of yours, the first one was your other post in this thread, and I must say.
YOU SIR, MAKE MY HEAD HURT. It's like talking to an encyclopedia. I'm scared.
I've made every article in wikipedia....ever...
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I think FPDO's too smart... I only understand him when we talked normally and not about politics or the sort...
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We havent talked in a long time...
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We havent talked in a long time...
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Harmonian wrote...
Well he is Hispanic. They do add an "o" to the end of every word.No tu...
I type too fast sumtaims...
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GoodDay wrote...
Harmonian wrote...
Well he is Hispanic. They do add an "o" to the end of every word.OH RLYO
Si pendejo...
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Zak wrote...
GoodDay wrote...
Harmonian wrote...
Well he is Hispanic. They do add an "o" to the end of every word.OH RLYO
Si pendejo...
Que?
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GoodDay wrote...
Zak wrote...
GoodDay wrote...
Harmonian wrote...
Well he is Hispanic. They do add an "o" to the end of every word.OH RLYO
Si pendejo...
Que?
Quote wrote...
Pendejo may be translated as "dumbass" in many situations, though it carries an extra implication of rank and willful incompetence. The less extreme version, which is used in most Spanish speaking countries, translates more or less as "jackass". The term however, has very high offensive connotations in Puerto Rico.
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Zak wrote...
GoodDay wrote...
Zak wrote...
GoodDay wrote...
Harmonian wrote...
Well he is Hispanic. They do add an "o" to the end of every word.OH RLYO
Si pendejo...
Que?
Quote wrote...
Pendejo may be translated as "dumbass" in many situations, though it carries an extra implication of rank and willful incompetence. The less extreme version, which is used in most Spanish speaking countries, translates more or less as "jackass". The term however, has very high offensive connotations in Puerto Rico.
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GoodDay wrote...
Zak wrote...
GoodDay wrote...
Zak wrote...
GoodDay wrote...
Harmonian wrote...
Well he is Hispanic. They do add an "o" to the end of every word.OH RLYO
Si pendejo...
Que?
Quote wrote...
Pendejo may be translated as "dumbass" in many situations, though it carries an extra implication of rank and willful incompetence. The less extreme version, which is used in most Spanish speaking countries, translates more or less as "jackass". The term however, has very high offensive connotations in Puerto Rico.
