Tell me again how Shipley's parents drove 20 hours...

[Cybercock]

To see their son play.
Oh the horror. 20 whole hours.
Cry me a river.

I drove from Columbia to Grand Junction Colorado to watch my son pitch in the JUCO world series. Didn't see the press chasing me for feel good stories

 

[detective29]

It was probably rougher for them since they most likely drove a tractor....

 

[shorecock]

Yea, who cares... I'm sure that drive was not worth it based on what I watched.

 

[Flameout12]

To see their son play.
Oh the horror. 20 whole hours.

They got airports in CLT & MIA.
They also got an airport in Grand Junction....but that's not a direct flight ($$).

 

[gamecox4982]

I've driven from Columbia to Jacksonville and back about 12 times this year - So, just being on I-26 and I-95 this many times should qualify me for a NASCAR ride.

 

[GoCocksFight2021]

I drove from Columbia to Miami and back to Columbia in the same day to pick up a piece of computer hardware. Boo hoo.

 

[cocks rule]

Drove from Greenville to Miami, checked in hotel ready to relax just to find out my wife didn’t pack my passport, checked out drove back to Greenville grabbed passport made it back to Miami before the stinking boat left. 2200+ miles in 25 hours driving a raggedy ass dodge caravan. Planned on getting a minimum of two tickets, got none, God is good. Smokey and the bandit ain’t sh1t……………

 

[hahnenkampf]

Drove 22 hours from Denver to Ohio. Drove 17 hours each day for three straight days from Los Angeles to Charleston. I did it all myself — Shipleys probably shared the driving.

 

[DeeDave]

Yea, who cares... I'm sure that drive was not worth it based on what I watched.

It's always worth it to see your child play, compete, perform, etc..

 

[Cybercock]

It's always worth it to see your child play, compete, perform, etc..

Wow... it came down to the last day of the year before DD had a comment I could agree on.
Thought it was gonna be an "0 for" 2022.
🤣🤣🤣

 

[Gamechamp]

Driving a car is not that hard.

 

[bucketdad]

Meanwhile we had families camped in airports for three days with no sign of their luggage. Yeah them drivers had it tough

 

[GarnetBlood80]

Driving a car is not that hard.

Get out my head. That's the same thing I thought. 😂

 

[ElectricalCock89]

They kept circling Clempsun since it’s farmers road

 

[Neanderthal]

Drove from Greenville to Miami, checked in hotel ready to relax just to find out my wife didn’t pack my passport, checked out drove back to Greenville grabbed passport made it back to Miami before the stinking boat left. 2200+ miles in 25 hours driving a raggedy ass dodge caravan. Planned on getting a minimum of two tickets, got none, God is good. Smokey and the bandit ain’t sh1t……………

You trusted somebody else to pack your passport. Passport, wallet, eyeglasses, any prescriptions, any kind of tickets = got to pack those yourself. I’ve learned the hard way, too.

 

[cocks rule]

You trusted somebody else to pack your passport. Passport, wallet, eyeglasses, any prescriptions, any kind of tickets = got to pack those yourself. I’ve learned the hard way, too.

You are correct. However this happened 35 years ago when I still trusted women. Fatal mistake.

 

[FORKCOCK]

It was probably rougher for them since they most likely drove a tractor....

Well played.

 

[JohnnySolo]

Drive from Idaho to Pa

 

[Gamecockben1979]

Driving a car is not that hard.

Yeah I personally share this thought but the problem is then I get out on the road and see a lot of people making it look extremely difficult.

I firmly believe we need to start installing trap doors at intersections and just drop people from them when they block an intersection. It would drastically reduce them and help traffic flow.

 

[cocks rule]

Yeah I personally share this thought but the problem is then I get out on the road and see a lot of people making it look extremely difficult.

I firmly believe we need to start installing trap doors at intersections and just drop people from them when they block an intersection. It would drastically reduce them and help traffic flow.

Same goes for the fast lane

 

[FCB 2013 treble]

Yeah I personally share this thought but the problem is then I get out on the road and see a lot of people making it look extremely difficult.

I firmly believe we need to start installing trap doors at intersections and just drop people from them when they block an intersection. It would drastically reduce them and help traffic flow.

Well you do have to be on the lookout for the grumpy drivers and the road rage drivers. Also I get worried getting around those big trucks because who knows how long those truck drivers have been up driving and about to fall a sleep behind the wheel. Also worry about passing those big trucks and while passing one of their tires explodes which causes a bad accident.

 

[Gamecockben1979]

Well you do have to be on the lookout for the grumpy drivers and the road rage drivers. Also I get worried getting around those big trucks because who knows how long those truck drivers have been up driving and about to fall a sleep behind the wheel. Also worry about passing those big trucks and while passing one of their tires explodes which causes a bad accident.

I thought I was the only one with the bad anxiety around the 18 wheelers. It’s fly by them or let them roll but I never roll up beside them.

 

[Robhawk29]

I've driven from Columbia to Jacksonville and back about 12 times this year - So, just being on I-26 and I-95 this many times should qualify me for a NASCAR ride.

Surprised your suspension has held up after that many trips on I-95 in S.C.

 

[Crazy Cock 89]

Well you do have to be on the lookout for the grumpy drivers and the road rage drivers. Also I get worried getting around those big trucks because who knows how long those truck drivers have been up driving and about to fall a sleep behind the wheel. Also worry about passing those big trucks and while passing one of their tires explodes which causes a bad accident.

A lot of blind spots for those Truck Drivers

 

[The Doctors Back]

Bet you didn’t even hear that once. Will Shipley is from NC. Cade’s parents drove 20 hours. You mustn’t have heard it too much considering you heard it wrong.

 

[bleedorange23]

Apparently nobody drove from Tennessee to Miami and nobody had parents in the stands other than the Clemson QB? What was that all about? It seemed that they were already lining the kid up as a Heisman contender. I mean, his mother was not bad looking, but enough was enough!

And what is it with Clemson colors? Trying way too hard to be Syracuse or something with that dirty orange/red stuff?