I drive her hard

[boots]

I guess I really didn't know how many miles I put on the car when I'm in town. But at 22.5k miles I guess I'm having so much fun on my country runs, I never realized it.

I don't even want to go into how 2013 was like.

2014
January- out of town 25 out of 31 days
February-out of town 14 out of 28 days
March- will be out of town 27 out of 31 days

So when I'm in town, I drive her HARD! And I'm rewarded afterwards.

[ShainoF10M5]

I hear you man. I travel about half of the time. Airlines, hotels, and rental car companies love people like us. One cool thing about all the travel is the contrast we get to experience each time we get into our car back home. My drive home from the airport after being in a rental Altima all week is... rewarding, to say the least. Our own luxury rocket ship waits for us to come home.

[Jay-K]

drive it like you stole it.

[catpat8000]

Originally Posted by boots

I guess I really didn't know how many miles I put on the car when I'm in town. But at 22.5k miles I guess I'm having so much fun on my country runs, I never realized it.

I don't even want to go into how 2013 was like.

2014
January- out of town 25 out of 31 days
February-out of town 14 out of 28 days
March- will be out of town 27 out of 31 days

So when I'm in town, I drive her HARD! And I'm rewarded afterwards.

Just curious, what do you do that has you away so frequently?

[mstmng]

Originally Posted by catpat8000

Just curious, what do you do that has you away so frequently?

He cooks meth offshore, so they cant find his lab

[Actor]

Originally Posted by mstmng

He cooks meth offshore, so they cant find his lab

Mileage from distribution runs.

[boots]

LoL. You both are right. When off shift I'm a Subsea Controls Engineer.

[catpat8000]

Originally Posted by boots

LoL. You both are right. When off shift I'm a Subsea Controls Engineer.

Very cool. I'd never even heard of this job before. Is this a representative sample of what your job entails?

http://www.deepsea-eng.com/careers/s...ols-engineer-1

[boots]

Yes but also much more when working offshore.

[Swashplate]

Originally Posted by boots

LoL. You both are right. When off shift I'm a Subsea Controls Engineer.

I know a chap who does that off in the North Sea! But he is a game keeper in Scotland when not underwater...,,

[Actor]

Originally Posted by Swashplate

I know a chap who does that off in the North Sea! But he is a game keeper in Scotland when not underwater...,,

Now, that's different!

[boots]

What is a game keeper?

[Actor]

Originally Posted by boots

What is a game keeper?

"A gamekeeper (often abbreviated to keeper) is a person who manages an area of countryside to make sure there is enough game for shooting, or fish for angling, and who actively manages areas of woodland, moorland, waterway or farmland for the benefit of game birds, deer, fish and wildlife in general.
Typically, a gamekeeper is employed by a landowner, and often in the UK by a country estate, to prevent poaching, to rear and release game birds such as common Pheasants and French partridge, eradicate pests, encourage and manage wild red grouse, and to control predators such as weasels, to manage habitats to suit game, and to monitor the health of the game".

Does that answer the question, old chap, wot?

[boots]

Ok in the states we call them game wardens. Thanks.