Signs Covered
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Nope. I'd be dead by then.Besides, if what I posted was true, taking twice as long as FDR would mean what, 50 years to complete
you would be a really really REALLY old grumpy lady.
Goldenhawk
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RodRugg is a forum member. You must have put him on your "ignore" list and forgot about him. Likes to write some whopper-quality tall tales, usually only tangentially related to the topic at hand. Funny for a few times, then just plain annoying.Really! I would thinkwould have been your reponse
BTW, I have no idea who RodRugg is, that joke is lost on me.
Well I will admit it was a tall tale, I don't think I hid that, I certainly was on topic, but it was a farce.
I thought the analogy to FDR would be a dead giveaway.
I don't think I have an ignore list, though I'm probably on plenty.
SandieGarry
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Airport Rd is directly across from Mervell Dean rd at the light. I figured with all of the construction taking place and the upcoming work, that's what the signs were.
That's okay, you have a necessary hole in your knowledge base there.Really! I would think
BTW, I have no idea who RodRugg is, that joke is lost on me.
I have them on Ignore.
Goldenhawk
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I knew that. Hence my joke. It's funny... laugh...
I would say they are new signs for whatever construction/destruction is going on in the area as there are new signs covered with plastic on SB 235 from Airport Road to Wildewood Boulevard, along Airport Road, and also on Cottonwood Parkway. 
I just wish they would finish the corner of 235 and Airport Road already, as it floods badly in moderate to heavy rains on the exit from Airport Road onto 235 SB and the number of near misses I have had because of the "detor". And yes, that is the way it is spelled on the electronic sign on 235 SB before it.
I just wish they would finish the corner of 235 and Airport Road already, as it floods badly in moderate to heavy rains on the exit from Airport Road onto 235 SB and the number of near misses I have had because of the "detor". And yes, that is the way it is spelled on the electronic sign on 235 SB before it.
I guess I'll have to hop onto 235SB to see the other signs. I never go that way.I would say they are new signs for whatever construction/destruction is going on in the area as there are new signs covered with plastic on SB 235 from Airport Road to Wildewood Boulevard, along Airport Road, and also on Cottonwood Parkway.
I just wish they would finish the corner of 235 and Airport Road already, as it floods badly in moderate to heavy rains on the exit from Airport Road onto 235 SB and the number of near misses I have had because of the "detor". And yes, that is the way it is spelled on the electronic sign on 235 SB before it.
There is now a big portable electronic sign on 235 NB saying Airport Road will be closed on or about 4/22.I guess I'll have to hop onto 235SB to see the other signs. I never go that way.
Lovely.
Indeed. Enjoy that detour through Wildewood to Smoke Hill. Or just go through the parking lot.There is now a big portable electronic sign on 235 NB saying Airport Road will be closed on or about 4/22.
Lovely.
MiddleGround
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I just wish they would finish the corner of 235 and Airport Road already, as it floods badly in moderate to heavy rains on the exit from Airport Road onto 235 SB and the number of near misses I have had because of the "detor". And yes, that is the way it is spelled on the electronic sign on 235 SB before it.
Going on 3 YEARS now for that corner.
5 YEARS since completion of the Wildewood drainage upgrade and the sewers are still blocked causing the flooding!
I dodge enough of the parking lot cut throughers as it is without having to become one.Indeed. Enjoy that detour through Wildewood to Smoke Hill. Or just go through the parking lot.
It will be interesting playing dodge-em with cars when this mess starts.
No envy.I dodge enough of the parking lot cut throughers as it is without having to become one.
It will be interesting playing dodge-em with cars when this mess starts.
It will be finished in time for the grand opening of the new Frosh Internaitional Terminal at St. Mary's County Airport.