10.30.2010

lightening the load

A new version of What's in the Truck.
Guess  how much it cost to take this truckload of craperoni to the dump?
Worth every penny.

13 comments:

  1. Pickups on Parade 1x1

    I had lots of pickups
    my first, a Slant 6
    dune to dirt without a hiccup
    then some ‘Cuda blew a kiss

    ran with some muscle
    then came to my senses
    gave up the hustle
    ‘trucked back ridin’ fences

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  2. My first pickup was a 1956 Dodge flathead 6 (? memory fails).
    It came to an ignominious end when I attempted to repair the gas tank and leaked gas all over the Vassar parking lot, resulting in a call to the campus fire department.

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  3. Past Romances

    '72 Dodge Power Wagon W10
    '65 Chevy C20
    '71 302 Mustang--Qualifier: removed all seats except driver's to haul fire bottles and halligan bars for Central Florida Region SCCA
    '83 Ford Ranger
    '87 Ford F150
    '90 GMC Sierra HD2500
    '98 Dodge SS/T (won in single, late night, macho- challenge hand of poker)
    '08 Nissan Fronter 4WD (SpeedBox)

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  4. I still have my 1997 (?) F-150.
    My last car.
    I live in NYC.

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  5. gotta love that "craperoni"....or at least you did!...and my favorite pickup was the 42 Dodge with the faded painting of a horse's head on the door...Freindsville Pa days

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  6. Lacey Rawlins, SINYOctober 31, 2010 8:22 AM

    The Dearth

    horse heads on pickups
    we suffer a dearth
    the world in a stickup
    by the digital earth

    my old green Chevy
    proud Palomino, both doors
    time was aplenty
    for the artist’s slow draw

    I wudn’t no cowboy
    but my heart was light
    ‘could feel hoofbeats around me
    when I pulled up at the light

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  7. I owned a little Toyota pick-up once; she was called "Whitey." Her previous owner was rather large so Whitey listed a bit port side. But she was loyal and I miss her.

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  8. Based on the NYMEX rate for craperoni @ $ 8.75 per hundredweight, the total dollar calculus = $14.67

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  9. The other question is: What did you bring back from the dump?

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  10. OOps, had the pounds wrong. It was 200.
    Also I brought back an old waring blender container and top—not the bottom—which I think will fit one of my old blenders. But it didn't weigh much, being plastic.

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