Nailed it Jason. A truck is a vehicle with an open cargo storage area (and here’s the key part) separated from the passenger compartment by a physical barrier. That’s it.

The most logical use for trailering would indeed be to pull it down the road, but I’ve used the term before and everyone knew what I meant so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. 

A list of acceptable ranch uses.

Load

28 years old and the Ford flathead V8 has been my favorite engine for about as long as I can remember. Back in high school (10 years ago now) I bought an 8BA at an auction for $5 because the auctioneer looked at me, I moved my head, and no one made a second bid. It’s still sitting in the shed. I have a 1950 F3 that…

I’m waiting for the classic 30's - 40's hot rod bubble to burst, everyone else can have the muscle cars, gimme them flatheads and deuce coupes.

I’m not good at discerning the different little nuances between beers but I can say that I love Black Butte, and don’t really care for Obsidian. Obsidian leaved a bit too strong and bitter of an aftertaste to me, but it’s still a great beer and if you see some try it.

Alaskan Amber is common enough that its usually my go-to when the only other options are cheap domestics.

I usually eat them as noodles, not soup, when I make it at home I actually drain out a lot of the water. Maybe that’s not the “correct” or traditional way to eat it, but that’s the way I do it. 

That’s why you wrap it around a fork, no 2-foot-long noodle, just a big noodle ball lump. 

Completely, I have never once crushed, or even felt the need to crush my Ramen noodles. Perhaps I’ll try, but it’s not likely, because what’s so hard about: stick in fork, spin fork, shove noodles in mouth? Smaller noodles just make it harder to fork.

I guess I’ve never had that problem, which makes me think this might be a utensil specific problem? I usually eat Ramen with a fork*, twirling up a big ball and shoving into my maw, but if one eats Ramen with say chopsticks I can see how super long noodles would be a pain.

How else are you supposed to cook it? Seriously, do you crush it into little noodle bits? How is one supposed to eat that? 

International Harvester or GTFO. 

Fair enough. 

On a family trip to Universal Studios when I was younger (early teens maybe?) we got to go to Slime Time Live, where I subsequently got slimed. I remember enjoying the show when I was whatever age those things were enjoyable, and thinking it would be cool to be slimed. I also distinctly remember not enjoying the rest…

The PNW takes issue with your statement that New York is the cleanest region for electricity. Granted this is a 2017 survey so things may have changed, it still shows New York as majority Natural Gas.

Whiskey here. Went tubing for a friends bachelor party. Took me no longer than an hour and a half to go from sober to passed out for the next 3 hours, to puking basically the rest of the night. Took a long time to even stand the smell of it. I can drink it now, but occasionally it’ll still bring back that feeling.

Apache was the first truck (or at least the first acknowledged truck) to have a styleside bed, ie, not a step side.