Truckdriving in Iraq
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Originally Posted by classicxl
yoopr why dont you post that kbr website
Not being smart but if they're really interested they can find it for themselves.
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I don't and have never had a girlfriend, and it gets kind of lonely, so you might could say I have a death wish...
Curious-How old are you?
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Originally Posted by yoopr
Originally Posted by classicxl
yoopr why dont you post that kbr website
Not being smart but if they're really interested they can find it for themselves.
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Originally Posted by Douglas
Originally Posted by yoopr
Originally Posted by classicxl
yoopr why dont you post that kbr website
Not being smart but if they're really interested they can find it for themselves.
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I wonder what kind of equipment you would drive over there? If it's military issue, then be prepared to lose weight in a rolling sauna - no A/C, no heat or sound insulation, so the heat from the trans and the engine will soak into the cab. That's not to mention the 120-130+ degree days. Then if you survive that, you'll have to get past the roadside bombs, being kidnapped, and the increasing threat of being caught in the middle of a civil war. There's not enough money in Iraq to make me want to try it.
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Originally Posted by EasyRolln
I wonder what kind of equipment you would drive over there? If it's military issue, then be prepared to lose weight in a rolling sauna - no A/C, no heat or sound insulation, so the heat from the trans and the engine will soak into the cab. That's not to mention the 120-130+ degree days. Then if you survive that, you'll have to get past the roadside bombs, being kidnapped, and the increasing threat of being caught in the middle of a civil war. There's not enough money or dirty horny military women in Iraq to make me want to try it.
I SUGGEST you edit your post before I do.
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no A/C, no heat or sound insulation, so the heat from the trans and the engine will soak into the cab
Don't know where in the World you're getting your info from, probably MSM, but there is A/C and it works just fine thank you. Only people talking about Civil War in Iraq are people here in the States for Political reasons
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Originally Posted by yoopr
Originally Posted by EasyRolln
I wonder what kind of equipment you would drive over there? If it's military issue, then be prepared to lose weight in a rolling sauna - no A/C, no heat or sound insulation, so the heat from the trans and the engine will soak into the cab. That's not to mention the 120-130+ degree days. Then if you survive that, you'll have to get past the roadside bombs, being kidnapped, and the increasing threat of being caught in the middle of a civil war. There's not enough money in Iraq to make me want to try it.
I SUGGEST you edit your post before I do.
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