LOCK'D & ...I MEAN PACKED & LOADED

[striper swiper]

Box, I've learned that smiling and waving telling them thank you for that really fuxs with their minds better.having been B&R here helps some. Driving an F250 helps more. Best of luck on your trip back. You don't want to go to Rhode Island they haven't got a clue how to drive

[aloop]

Masshole, it's a way of life! If you think Cape Cod drivers are bad, (it's the old people, worst on Sunday's,) then don't ever drive in Boston. They will eat you alive!

[Baywolf]

Hey Bud, You're coming home and I'm going back up, I just know there is going to be another bite. I know you guys would stay longer if you could. As for the drivers up there, thats why they call them MASS HOLES. Dig your heels in and get some, they ain't going to give it. You're right I met some great folks up there but they can have the weather. I thought I was coming home for some of that 80's but no......... 40 at night and 60 in the day. Have a safe trip home you and the Run Off crew AND THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HOSPITALITY while I was there, Wendy's made my day.

[FLATLINER]

Safe trip south Box. We will be flashing the lights when you pass OC.

Via con dios, my friend.

Call me when you get your feet on land again.

Kevin

[Capt. Lyndon]

Box and Beast, have a safe trip back. I'm sure the 'hoos are starting to shake with fear already.

[Ponce]

Have a safe trip home guys.

[backman]

silly you. You only drove on the cape and you call that aggressive? That's double A at best.

You should come back and try a Hyannis -> Boston 7AM ride for some real excitement.

[shoefish]

I apologize Marty, I commute in and out of Boston every day...I should have explained to you that the streets are like the Serengeti...people pick out the weak and inexperienced...never use your blinker as that's the first sign of weakness. Make sure you're never more than 1/2" from the bumper in front of you and you should do just fine

Have a safe trip home- I've enjoyed the "Library Chronicles" since you've been up here. Hope the bluefin are snapping for you down there this fall.