The Flying McCoys by Glenn McCoy and Gary McCoy for May 04, 2011

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    GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago

    As that all? I’ve waited longer than that for it to end and its still going with no end sight.

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    monkeyhead  over 13 years ago

    You know for truck drivers there are only 2 seasons. Winter and construction!

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    Larry Miller Premium Member over 13 years ago

    ^ All in a car waiting for the construction?

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    Smiley Rmom  over 13 years ago

    In Wichita, there is US highway 400 (Kellogg) running east & west through the heart of the city. It has been under continuous construction for 30 years. When they get one section finished, they just start on a different stretch of road. There was a sign put up once that said something like “The sun will burn out in _ billion years. Which means Kellogg will be finished in the dark.”

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    worldisacomic  over 13 years ago

    California is is one big pothole! Waiting for it to become a sink hole!

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    thampacks  over 13 years ago

    wow - only four months - I’m moving to THAT city ASAP

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    rockngolfer  over 13 years ago

    I remember back in the 70s and 80s a road called Battlefield Boulevard in Chesapeake, Virginia was described as

    “The longest roadbuilding project since the Burma Road.”

    I tthink they finished it in the early 90s.

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    lin4869  over 13 years ago

    LOL, Smiley R Mom!

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    Saucy1121 Premium Member over 13 years ago

    @Rockngolfer I live in Norfolk. Last year, they finished the I64/Battlefield Blvd interchange. Before that, they replaced the drawbridge. I’m sure there’s still some part of it under construction.

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    rockngolfer  over 13 years ago

    @Saucy, I haven’t been back there since 1985. For many years I lived close to Great Bridge, which is a two lane bridge 10 feet above the water that opened to boat traffic many times a day and snarled traffic.

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