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DaveNay

DaveNay

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I-80/94/The Borman SUCKS SWEATY FLEA INFESTED DONKEY BALLS!!!!!!!




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I understand and believe that I-4 From Tampa to Orlando was designed by the same person and maintained by the same people. since it's initial construction it has since been perpetually under construction.
 
DaveNay said:
I-80/94/The Borman SUCKS SWEATY FLEA INFESTED DONKEY BALLS!!!!!!!
Thank you.....you may now return to your regularly schedule B.S.
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But Dave,

How do you really feel!!:yum:
 
The Borman is a particularly nasty stretch of roadway that runs across the corner of N.W. Indiana at the Illinois state line. It is the main east-west corridor between the convergance point in Illinois were I-94, I-294, I-80 and I-394 join together into 80-94. As you travel east on the 'Boreman' to Gary, IN the traffic load is lightened when 80-90 split off and I-65 splits off. So basically it is just a short stretch of 10 lane hell on earth made out of asphalt, and when it is not under contstruction, at least two of the major roadways that feed traffic onto the Boreman are under reconstruction (I think there is actually a law that requires that).

The net effect is that there is no way for traffic to smoothing flow across northern Indiana on our interstate highway system.
 
What are you talking about? I just looked at the traffic cams on the Boreman and it is practically empty! You guys don't know what traffic is! Try driving on an island's only 2 lane hwy after a ferry has just landed! Add to that grandma driving her cadillac when she can barely see over the wheel, or hear a siren from 10 feet away, with her left turn signal constantly on, while going 40 mph in a 55 zone.

By the way, when I grew up, we lived in a paper sack at the bottom of a cesspool and had to walk to school in the snow barefoot, uphill both ways ......................
Bonehead
 
You ain't been on this stretch of road on a Friday, Sunday, or holiday. Expect an hour to go about 10 miles, if you are in the correct lane.

But I'll have to say, when this batch of coinstruction is done in the next year or so, I think this stretch of road will be a-ok for a few years to come. But then I'm sure they'll tear up 294 from 83rd toll to the 80 junction. The road is starting to disintigrate in places, especially from Cicero to the last toll at the 80 junction. That construction will keep things messed up for a few years.

I go through this mess every Friday and Sunday, unless 780 on the 8's says the Skyway is clear. Somtimes if all is shit, I go to the skyway, but get off on 41 and head downtown along the lake. Usually I make some pretty good time going that way, especially after doing it a few times and learning the correct lane to be in. And with the top down on the SL, it is almost an enjoyable drive.
 
BoneheadNW said:
By the way, when I grew up, we lived in a paper sack at the bottom of a cesspool and had to walk to school in the snow barefoot, uphill both ways ......................
Bonehead
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Yeah, you think that's bad. Every so often I have to drive through Seattle during rush hour! :puke1:
 
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