I hate AZ streets
Nov 30, 2007 | 12:25 AM
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dam bro ur in PHX huh? that sucks *** man. Scottsdale isnt bad despite Im on the border of Tempe but its still way better than that. A guy I know's S-10 got side swipped by a bus and its still not fixed and this was like 5 yrs ago when his brother had the truck. Sucks man. Hope everything gets fixed alright!
Nov 30, 2007 | 07:54 AM
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That sucks man.
Be damn glad you don't live in Oklahoma then. That hole was a baby compared to the ones around here and they are everywhere and they don't do half that good of filling them in. It is a regular occurrence to hear about pieces of concrete falling out of bridges around here.
Be damn glad you don't live in Oklahoma then. That hole was a baby compared to the ones around here and they are everywhere and they don't do half that good of filling them in. It is a regular occurrence to hear about pieces of concrete falling out of bridges around here.
True, true, I've blown a stock size tire on a stock 15" rim on my old 98 fullsize going across the Pierce Bridge in OKC. I just left there, in a way I miss it, in another way I don't, lol.
Nov 30, 2007 | 10:05 AM
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dude thats nothhing! come to Minnesota... its the pothole capitol of the work! we have 2 seasons here......winter and road construction! it blows ***! good think i have like 10" of side wall.
Nov 30, 2007 | 02:26 PM
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Nov 30, 2007 | 05:46 PM
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In PA its not a pothole unless its knee deep, those that arent knee deep well thats just normal....
Our roads suck..............Sometimes I think we would be better having gravel roads, then they could just drive a dozer down it and smooth it back out. I cant believe the city is paying for it, thats awesome.
Our roads suck..............Sometimes I think we would be better having gravel roads, then they could just drive a dozer down it and smooth it back out. I cant believe the city is paying for it, thats awesome.
