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GASP! OMG!
ReplyDeleteNo kidding, I bet the sign even gets wet when it's raining. How many more stupid signs can city/county/state come up with.
ReplyDeletePeople who drive using no common sense are the reason for signs. No one wishes to live in a nanny state but their actions say otherwise, Stop blaming the government or the road and place blame on the drivers.
ReplyDeleteProbably a flooding situation when it rains
ReplyDeleteGot to be a Democrat that approved that spending. That's right, his brother is in the sign business.
ReplyDeleteExactly 6:55 and there are a few roads that I know that should have this caution sign especially for new drivers. Flooding on higher speed roads is a hazard. Levin Dashiell comes to mind. Those who say we should drive according to the weather conditions I agree, but know most people do not.
ReplyDeleteThere is one on the lower shore that says, "Turn on Headlights when Dark".
ReplyDeleteDave T: this is just one example of wasted government money. I have a friend who told me he's seen several of those big electric signs being used for similar useless messages. Big government = big waste
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