Rush hour isn't pretty in Atlanta!

"Alexander Rogge" > wrote in message
...
>> Courtesy of the Tennessean, a Nashville-based newspaper, here's a look at
>> rush-hour traffic in Atlanta:
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/3ycy6m
>>
>> I foresee many grimaces, teeth-grinding and stressed folk even though
>> this metro-area has expanded the expressway into multiple through lanes.
>
> That roadway looks dangerous with those excess lanes. Maybe there
> wouldn't be so many traffic jams if all drivers kept right except to pass,
> yielded on the entrance lanes, and accelerated evenly with the traffic in
> front of them.

Life would be so much simpler for parents if children always obeyed them...
also, people should not smoke, eat sensibly, exercise regularly, and always
practice good oral hygeine.

brink

> Life would be so much simpler for parents if children always obeyed
> them...

Those "parent" drivers with their bad driving skills shouldn't be
obeyed. MSMD!

Rich Piehl wrote:
>>> BTW, I hear you guys got a little weather up that way.
>>
>> Mostly south; we in KC just got the appetizer over the weekend. We're due
>> for the full meal tonight through tomorrow (though not
>> expected to be as bad as in ought-deuce). Guess I better get some
>> Pepto-Bismol, as that kind of weather can cause indigestion. It did
>> provide me a chance to perform a successful function check of the
>> transfer case on my Jeep.
>>
>
> Sounds like tonight is going to be your turn. We've been getting it
> since Saturday, and this afternoon it finally warmed enough to give
> us a bit of a break. The worst is from Wentzville west and north. Wright
> City, Warrenton, Moscow Mills and Troy are all basically
> without power. I-70 was shut down in Montgomery County for a while
> on Sunday because of power lines down across the highway.
>
> The Spfld, MO, Tulsa and OKC folks have been getting hammered pretty
> good, too

Tulsa looks like a war zone. Power is still out for thousands of homes
(mine just came on this afternoon). Trees have limbs ripped from them, and
some trees are completely knocked over. There are large limbs lying in the
roads. Some of the traffic lights are still not working. Fun times.

Scott in SoCal wrote:
> On Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:30:53 -0600, "Premier Bush"
> > wrote:
>
>> Tulsa looks like a war zone. Power is still out for thousands of
>> homes (mine just came on this afternoon). Trees have limbs ripped
>> from them, and some trees are completely knocked over. There are
>> large limbs lying in the roads. Some of the traffic lights are
>> still not working. Fun times.
>
> Post some snaps!

My camera is broken, but here are a bunch of good pictures:

http://flickr.com/search/?q=tulsa%20...%20storm&w=all