I Drove a Snowplow Through the Infected—My Wife Made Me Stop for One Person in the Road

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• ME

  @meraj205 · 1 month ago

  There was another plow truck and a whole freakin Suburban behind him. Why couldn't they load the seven people into those vehicles?

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• SG

  @sgtblackrock4997 · 1 month ago

  She would have been walking in the snow after opening that door like a fool.

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• OL

  @olgachernova6225 · 1 month ago

  I LOVE how he measured the weight of an old lady as a bag of road chemicals. Such a neat detail. Thank you 🤍

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• CO

  @codygreen5682 · 1 month ago

  I would love to see a story about a road building crew on the opening day of the outbreak trying to escape through the chaos that is the traffic around a construction zone. Or from the perspective or traffic control people on a nightshift

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• ZE

  @zelousfoxtrot3390 · 1 month ago

  Truth is, he would not be the only snow operator who would leave a berm.  All the locals would.  And the state and US gov would hate it, but it would keep happening.

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• LA

  @Lara-h4z4e · 1 month ago (edited)

  I'd like to see a story within a story. A guy traveling comes upon a town, gets trapped, and reads a journal left by the town's final turning zombie. The guy reading the journal relates to the outbreak tale. He stops reading here and there and speaks to the journal about the story it holds. Maybe do a season change,  it's summer and all the zombies in the town are dressed in winter clothes and he can pick out which zombie is which, based on the details in the journal. This detail could mean that some people went crazy with fear before they turned and they trapped others ( trying to protect them perhaps) which is the reason the traveler is now trapped.

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• JU

  @JulieClevenger-r8p · 3 weeks ago

  The loader would run on “on road” diesel as well as it would run on “off road” diesel. We had excavators, dozers and loaders and dump trucks for 43 years and we used them inter-changeably if we had too. The only difference is red dye and no road taxes on the off road diesel. Sand stuff. I do the same with my farm tractor today

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• LI

  @LindaPoorman · 1 month ago

  I'm really enjoying these stories.  Some of them leave a huge hanger lool

• RA

  @Ras-l9r · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  <i><b>The needs of many outweigh the needs of the few.&quot; &quot;Live long and prosper.&quot;</b></i><b></b> 🖖<br>You don&apos;t sacrifice the many for the few. <br>If you try to, you get nothing...

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• BL

  @bluemoondreamer5188 · 3 weeks ago

  I&apos;m stopping now when his wife opens the door. Apparently she doesn&apos;t even care about the old lady. I&apos;m really tired of stories with a shrew wife who bosses around her browbeaten husband. It&apos;s either that or a husband that resents his wife who saved them for being competent and managing better than him.<br><br>This woman could have killed them all.

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• JE

  @jeffrentsch4318 · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m not going to speak to all manicapality, the spreaders I use are gas powered independent from vehicles power. They also very prone to clogging if rain or snow is activly percepitating.

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• LU

  @LulaJohnson-d3u · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m in Rockwall, Texas

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