Hot shot LYL Trucker. Former host of Maximum Overdrive Idaho on Pocatello's ch-12. Media Rep for Southern Steel Media.

Fall TV Season in gear and RTC CABLE FAILED TEST

Posted Monday, September 29, 2008, at 10:35 PM

back of one of my trucks

Well its that time again and the new shows are surfacing likewise old series renewed. I have to say I have become addicted to CSI Miami. Why? Eva Larue who plays Natallia BoaVista one of the female CSI techs. Seems past that CSI all tends to have roles for actors both male and female that are not too busy these days. Once in awhile I see them on there and remember hey didn't I see her or him on another show. What gets me is when I can't remember where I saw them before. Any mile CSI Miami is notably the best of all the CSI family shows. My opinion I could be wrong. Okay CH-7 ran an experiment Monday eve at 18:30 hours when for albeit for only a minute but CH-7 (KTVB) Boise turned off their anolog signal. Guess what? The cable system here in Glenns Ferry' also went blank. Will investigate and report back on why? Most likely as I have been saying for weeks, while big city areas have updated and upgraded their transmision systems for the switch to digital, many rural outlets haven't, including rural transltors and boosters. Likewise while Dish network is doing good on the digital side DirecTv hasn't yet made the upgrades. Best get at it DirecTV your customers are waiting.

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It looks like your tow truck has been stolen, and moved to Alabama (note the license plate below the emergency lights) and those scoundrel alabamans are driving into Florida, and stealing cars with it. See article: http://consumerist.com/assets/resources/2007/10/This%2520Is%2520Not%2520A%2520Pr...

It is truly an outrage that a hard working man such as yourself has to be subjected to the scandalous thievery of some unscrupulous scalawags who in turn give everyone in the recovery business a bad name.

-- Posted by Benjogilvy on Tue, Sep 30, 2008, at 12:47 PM
It would appear that your tow truck is rather old and outdated and not capable of dealing with all the scenarios that can happen along a modern day enterstate highway.

-- Posted by Albert Clement on Tue, Sep 30, 2008, at 2:01 PM
Ben, Do you think Mr. Montgomery borrowed this picture or is he somehow connected to the incident in the article?

-- Posted by Amused MtnHomey on Wed, Oct 1, 2008, at 10:19 AM
He grabbed the picture off the internet. The guy owns one towtruck, but he imagines owning a fleet. When he posted that pic, I did a GIS (Google Image Search) on "towtruck," and found the image that he stole and provided a link to the article. While he may be dishonest in his description of his "empire," I think it highly unlikely that he would venture into criminal activities. He doesn't have it in him to be feeding a chop shop the way the article describes.

-- Posted by Benjogilvy on Wed, Oct 1, 2008, at 11:34 AM

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