Posted: 7/14/2014 5:45:49 PM EDT
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I've just travelled large parts of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Many of the interstate road signs were severely obstructed by foliage. I am an old guy and never do I recall such poor maintenance of the visibility of interstate signage. How is the visibility of interstate road signs in you area? (Were I not driving I would have taken pics.) |
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That picture pretty much sums up all of PA's roads. |
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States are too broke to have the foliage trimmed back. Hell, they only mow the grass once or twice a season anymore. No worries, this Admin will be sending bus loads of landscapers to your state before you know it. 
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take a good look at the back of the signs. you will notice they are completely visible. this allows the fema cattle truck drivers to see the fema stickers placed on the back of the signs.
you see the freeways and highways will be run under the UN traffic laws(opposite directions of travel). when the one world government launches in the U.S. the first order of business will be the hauling away of potential trouble makers. if i were you. i wouldn't complain about the signs. |
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A local city took ten years worth of gas taxes that were supposed to be used for road maintenance and spend them on the developer who bought the seats in the city council so they could put in $100 million dollars worth of improvements to off-ramps for the developer's warehouses. The stupid voters simply voted for Hispanic sounding names not really knowing more than that. The council made national news when one of them took the biggest single bribe in FBI history. Before that the entire council had their homes and offices raided by federal agents.
So what that city is going to do with pot holes and sign maintenance for the next ten years is a mystery. |
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If the speed limit sign is hidden, does a speed limit exist? Yes. I received a ticket in Illinois for doing 20 mph in a 15 mph zone in a Forest Preserve near Great Mistakes. Every one of the signs had been stolen but one - which was spraypainted flat black. Showed the photos to the judge who was less than impressed as the preserves are there the deer and the antelope range. Pure fooking shake down. (fook Illinois) |
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I've just travelled large parts of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. Many of the interstate road signs were severely obstructed by foliage. I am an old guy and never do I recall such poor maintenance of the visibility of interstate signage. How is the visibility of interstate road signs in you area? (Were I not driving I would have taken pics.) Why let a silly thing like that stop you? 
And c'mon now. Here in Ohio, when the speed limit drops from 50 to 25, we give you A WHOLE TEN FEET between the two signs before you roll up on that carefully hidden local cop.
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Yes. I received a ticket in Illinois for doing 20 mph in a 15 mph zone in a Forest Preserve near Great Mistakes. Every one of the signs had been stolen but one - which was spraypainted flat black. Showed the photos to the judge who was less than impressed as the preserves are there the deer and the antelope range. Pure fooking shake down. (fook Illinois) Quoted:
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If the speed limit sign is hidden, does a speed limit exist? Yes. I received a ticket in Illinois for doing 20 mph in a 15 mph zone in a Forest Preserve near Great Mistakes. Every one of the signs had been stolen but one - which was spraypainted flat black. Showed the photos to the judge who was less than impressed as the preserves are there the deer and the antelope range. Pure fooking shake down. (fook Illinois) That's bullshit. |
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No worries, this Admin will be sending bus loads of landscapers to your state before you know it. Quoted:
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States are too broke to have the foliage trimmed back. Hell, they only mow the grass once or twice a season anymore. No worries, this Admin will be sending bus loads of landscapers to your state before you know it. 
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Yes. I received a ticket in Illinois for doing 20 mph in a 15 mph zone in a Forest Preserve near Great Mistakes. Every one of the signs had been stolen but one - which was spraypainted flat black. Showed the photos to the judge who was less than impressed as the preserves are there the deer and the antelope range. Pure fooking shake down. (fook Illinois) Quoted:
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If the speed limit sign is hidden, does a speed limit exist? Yes. I received a ticket in Illinois for doing 20 mph in a 15 mph zone in a Forest Preserve near Great Mistakes. Every one of the signs had been stolen but one - which was spraypainted flat black. Showed the photos to the judge who was less than impressed as the preserves are there the deer and the antelope range. Pure fooking shake down. (fook Illinois) How else would we be able to pay for all of the graft, greed, and corruption? Thanks for your donation! 
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No worries, this Admin will be sending bus loads of landscapers to your state before you know it. Quoted:
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States are too broke to have the foliage trimmed back. Hell, they only mow the grass once or twice a season anymore. No worries, this Admin will be sending bus loads of landscapers to your state before you know it. Ha, no, they'll be getting welfare. __________________________________________________________________ Cross-platform electronic bound book (original thread). PGP public key. «nolite confidere in principibus, in filiis hominum quibus non est salus» |
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No worries, this Admin will be sending bus loads of landscapers to your state before you know it. Quoted:
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States are too broke to have the foliage trimmed back. Hell, they only mow the grass once or twice a season anymore. No worries, this Admin will be sending bus loads of landscapers to your state before you know it. <golfclap> Well played sir, well played! </golfclap> |