truck stop hookers
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Re: Re: truck stop hookers
Not to mention REAR DIF leaks
LOLCardinal Fang said:Getting them on the weigh scales is the problem!
Not to mention REAR DIF leaks
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Indeed, "lot lizards" do exist. While driving across this fair country last summer, I had the rare pleasure of sharing a couple of drinks with a trucker in the bar next to my roadside motel in Regina. He regaled me with stories of life on the road, and among the things that caught my interest, such as the hazards of driving with hanging meat, and how to avoid speeding tickets, "lot lizards" featured prominently. They offer very reasonable rates as well, but as always, YMMV.
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Indeed, "lot lizards" do exist. While driving across this fair country last summer, I had the rare pleasure of sharing a couple of drinks with a trucker in the bar next to my roadside motel in Regina. He regaled me with stories of life on the road, and among the things that caught my interest, such as the hazards of driving with hanging meat, and how to avoid speeding tickets, "lot lizards" featured prominently. They offer very reasonable rates as well, but as always, YMMV.
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southpaw said:whats the slang term for them? lot lizards or something like that? are there really places like this? I haven't seen any, but then again, I dont drive a truck.
On the CB's they are called commercial beaver.
LOL, HA HA Thanksmiranda said:On the CB's they are called commercial beaver.
Lot lizards AKA Yard Lizards, from friends of mine, there are more these ladies down in the states than Canada.
It is a very common thing, lot lizards. Yes it is very common in the states, from personal experience there are not to many truck stops in the states where they do not frequent. Think for a minute because some of those fellows in there have not been home in weeks. It is common practise if you do not want to be bugged by them to buy a sticker with says your truck is a lot lizard free zone. I have to say that most truck stops along the 401 are frequented by lot lizards. Its the perfect outcall service because each rig comes with its own bed.
Not that common in Canada as in U.S. (IMO)
It's been years since I been out there but have seen some a couple times at Fifth Wheel Hwy 25/401.
I don't think they are at every truck stop in Canada though. I use to drive Ottawa - Toronto a lot a few years back and always stop at truck stops...(mostly the 10 Acre Truck Stop nr Bellville) and have NEVER seen any.
It's been years since I been out there but have seen some a couple times at Fifth Wheel Hwy 25/401.
I don't think they are at every truck stop in Canada though. I use to drive Ottawa - Toronto a lot a few years back and always stop at truck stops...(mostly the 10 Acre Truck Stop nr Bellville) and have NEVER seen any.
They were also called, "pay for play beavers," and "coin slot beavers," back in the CB craze days.miranda said:On the CB's they are called commercial beaver.
