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It seems like I saw this sign for 30 years when I was driving to work

Lorajay 9 Sep 2
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If all of us would quit driving on them they wouldn’t need repaired so often.

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Years ago, shortly after entering California from Oregon on I-5, there was a sign which read "rough road next 10 miles." Someone changed it to "1000" miles. They were not wrong.

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When I lived in Maryland, there was a stretch of highway that, for years, had signs up that read, "Pardon our progress." In all that time, there was never a change in the bull-dozed sides of the highway, no lanes added or removed. Never a visible sign of any progress. Since there was a number on the sign, I decided to call it one day and inquired about the progress I was asked to pardon. I got the sort of noncommittal response I expected, but it was still fun.

Down south it frequent and they mean it , like Alabama

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They keep doing that, but it goes on

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Looks like I double posted when trying to edit sorry.

Happens to the best sweety

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Considering that there are always more standing around talking and socializing than there are actually working, it seems to be having an impact at least. LOL

narf

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