Beach Boy
Really Really Experienced
- Joined
- Oct 28, 2004
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Art stepped back to admire the chrome he was polishing. It was almost a shame to take such a thing of beauty out on the road. Under that boxy hood lay a big 500 horsepower Cummins engine that purred like a kitten, even when pulling the heaviest load. The cab of the Peterbuilt was framed by large dual stacks, dual fuel filters, and trimmed with lights that lit it up at night like a Christmas tree. However the nicest touch of all was the custom condo sleeper with Art's small street legal motorcycle strapped on the back.
Art felt the road pulling on him again. He'd had some incredible experiences travelling around the country. People wouldn't believe half the tales he had to tell. They were like something out of the X-files, or maybe the XXX-files Art laughed to himself. Actually the road could be lonely and scary at times... The elaborate design above his motorcycle was more than just mere decoration. It was a pentagram...
There was a story behind the talisman that he had painted on his truck. He still remembered the night like it had just happened. There had been the most incredible sunset over the Arizona desert. He had been driving down the road with the window open enjoying the breathtaking scenery when suddenly the sky morphed into the most terrifying electrical storm he'd ever encountered. The rain was coming down in torrential desert monsoon fashion. Then suddenly he saw her! An eerily beautiful figure running across the desert floor cloaked in a white streaming dress. He remembered slamming on the brakes. He remembered fighting the truck as it attempted to jackknife on him. He remembered her beauty. He remembered the pleasant look on her face as she stood gazing at him on the side of the road. And he remembered her dress seemingly change in front of his eyes and turn black... In terror he'd watched as her face had contorted into a gruesome shape. Her eyes had glowed red. He remembered the shiver that ran up his back. When he'd regained consiousness the storm had passed and he had been parked in front of an old pueblo style adobe house...
Art set the rag and polish down to answer his cellphone.
"I was wondering if you could help me out." Arts dispatcher Bill asked over the phone.
"Sure, what's up?"
"We have a driver that needs a ride back to New York and we were wondering if you might help out. Since you're headed that way."
"Sure" Art agreed then added "However.. you know I'm not going directly to New York. I have a couple deliveries along the way."
"That's fine." Bill said.
"Alright, then we can even take turns driving! What's his name?"
"Her name is.." Bill corrected.
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Art - A truck driver from San Antonio Texas. He's in his mid-twenties but he's done well as a truck driver and he has his own "ranch" with horses and cattle. He is tall and slim with broad shoulders. He's always been a little shy around the ladies and has never married.
Other driver - She's young, adventurous, and independent. She hasn't been driving that long but she's a skilled and accomplished driver.
Art felt the road pulling on him again. He'd had some incredible experiences travelling around the country. People wouldn't believe half the tales he had to tell. They were like something out of the X-files, or maybe the XXX-files Art laughed to himself. Actually the road could be lonely and scary at times... The elaborate design above his motorcycle was more than just mere decoration. It was a pentagram...
There was a story behind the talisman that he had painted on his truck. He still remembered the night like it had just happened. There had been the most incredible sunset over the Arizona desert. He had been driving down the road with the window open enjoying the breathtaking scenery when suddenly the sky morphed into the most terrifying electrical storm he'd ever encountered. The rain was coming down in torrential desert monsoon fashion. Then suddenly he saw her! An eerily beautiful figure running across the desert floor cloaked in a white streaming dress. He remembered slamming on the brakes. He remembered fighting the truck as it attempted to jackknife on him. He remembered her beauty. He remembered the pleasant look on her face as she stood gazing at him on the side of the road. And he remembered her dress seemingly change in front of his eyes and turn black... In terror he'd watched as her face had contorted into a gruesome shape. Her eyes had glowed red. He remembered the shiver that ran up his back. When he'd regained consiousness the storm had passed and he had been parked in front of an old pueblo style adobe house...
Art set the rag and polish down to answer his cellphone.
"I was wondering if you could help me out." Arts dispatcher Bill asked over the phone.
"Sure, what's up?"
"We have a driver that needs a ride back to New York and we were wondering if you might help out. Since you're headed that way."
"Sure" Art agreed then added "However.. you know I'm not going directly to New York. I have a couple deliveries along the way."
"That's fine." Bill said.
"Alright, then we can even take turns driving! What's his name?"
"Her name is.." Bill corrected.
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Art - A truck driver from San Antonio Texas. He's in his mid-twenties but he's done well as a truck driver and he has his own "ranch" with horses and cattle. He is tall and slim with broad shoulders. He's always been a little shy around the ladies and has never married.
Other driver - She's young, adventurous, and independent. She hasn't been driving that long but she's a skilled and accomplished driver.
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