sinclair1
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I actually think your prized IQ is lower than my 139. I would almost bet on it. I know many wise people, it is never a question mark when I meet a smart person. You are surrounded by question marks.
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NE GA Pappy
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Me thinks he be surrounded by alot more than ? marks . .
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So far nothing lower than the high 140s but I think age has slowed my speed way down. I was tested often because every time I moved to a new school, a new test. It's varied from 145 to 153 depending on time of day and effort I was willing to expend. Plus I was tested by the Air Force when I checked into enlisting.
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Wisdom and intellect are two different things. I don't think the IQ test scores wisdom?
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When he was tested it was intellect. Now that he’s older it’s wisdom.
Hope this is cleared up now.
NOYDB
My semi is a automatic! Having trouble going down a mountain with it.
Think you could help.
Advice please.
My semi is a automatic! Having trouble going down a mountain with it.
Think you could help.
Advice please.
NOYDB
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Mine were 10 speed Eaton-Fuller manuals. Freight liners. I don't have any experience with automatics. So I have no advice that would apply.
I just thought maybe they where the same.
sinclair1
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Just bought a dual clutch auto, he hasn't heard of a clutch without a clutch pedal yet. It's not the 60's
Well I’m on top of the mountain fixing to roll down it. This thing changes by its self. 95 ain’t nothing.
I start mashing everything. ?
Didn’t want to smoke the brakes.
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Thing about a 10 speed Eaton-fuller is that other than starting off you never had to use the clutch.
Just had to match the engine speed to the gears.
whitetailfreak
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This thread making me hungry.
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We used to wear out the trailer brakes to save the tractors pads. But I would see if you can get advice from another driver who has a similar rig on the CB
We ain’t got no CB. That’s in the past.
sinclair1
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It shows that although you know more usesless information, and can put round pegs in square holes, it never really does anything for you. It also kinda justifies why you wore a pocket protector all thru highschool and a guy in a cheekin mask locked you in a locker twice a week.
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