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3 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

 

Sure, blame the light and not the kid driving too fast. 

 

The business owner said there's been 67 accidents at that intersection since he's been there.  I looked up his business and he's been there for 20 years.  That's a lot of accidents.

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2 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

The business owner said there's been 67 accidents at that intersection since he's been there.  I looked up his business and he's been there for 20 years.  That's a lot of accidents.

 

There’s a pizza joint on a cute little square near us I like to hit for lunch. In nice weather I like to eat on the sidewalk of the corner location. The north/south street doesn’t line up quite right. When you cross the east/west street you have to jog over about 15 feet. They have dotted lane lines for the two lanes going north/south, but people tend to ignore them. 

 

There’s almost a 50% chance that I’ll hear at least one horn honk during my time there, and I’ve seen/heard at least a couple accidents. It is inherently dangerous, but I don’t know what more they could do. People need to pay attention! The good news is you are going slow and it’s just fender benders. Nobody is going to stand a car on end at this sleepy little intersection……unless you are a complete idiot…..like this kid. 

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3 hours ago, Just Jack said:

 

Sure, blame the light and not the kid driving too fast. 

Maybe the blinking light was Morse code for “drive too fast, drive too fast”… 

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LEESBURG — A Jaguar estimated to be traveling more than 100 mph slammed into a Cadillac Escalade at the intersection of Martin Luther King Drive and U.S. Highway 441/27 Monday evening,


And here I thought it might have been  Leesburg Virginia 

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48 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:


And here I thought it might have been  Leesburg Virginia 

There is a "Leesburg" in 6/11 US States that seceded from The Union.  BOY, they sure like to honor that fella down there! 😉 

 

[Well, there's a Leesburg Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky... AND what da heck is one doing in Idaho!]

 

 

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My dad retired to the Leesburg FL area. A lot of very nice retirement communities in that area, including The Villages. But Leesburg itself is an armpit of a town. But you can get some terrific Mexican food there.

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On 8/11/2022 at 5:29 PM, ExiledInIllinois said:

There is a "Leesburg" in 6/11 US States that seceded from The Union.  BOY, they sure like to honor that fella down there! 😉 

 

[Well, there's a Leesburg Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky... AND what da heck is one doing in Idaho!]

 

Sort of like Nazis in Argentia.

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