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I've been in Tulsa too long

Started by bugo, July 07, 2012, 12:01:41 AM

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bugo

I have started to call all freeways "the highway."


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You should get out before it becomes a set in stain and you can't get it out
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Crazy Volvo Guy

Could be worse.  I spent a week in southern California, and ever since, I've been occasionally calling freeways "the [route number]" interstate or not.
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US71

Quote from: bugo on July 07, 2012, 12:01:41 AM
I have started to call all freeways "the highway."

Along the US 67 Expressway corridor north of Little Rock, people call the road "The Interstate".  I guess that's right on a technicality since 67 IS an "interstate" (small i) highway .
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Brandon

Heh.  I've been around Chicago too long.  They're "expressways" or "tollways" depending upon toll or "free" status.   Need I mention that I use the name instead of the number.
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In Dallas, everyone uses the number of the main 2dl freeways, but uses names for everything else. Everyone knows the LBJ, the Bush and the Tollway. An exception is Stemmons for I-35E.

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Quote from: bugo on July 07, 2012, 12:01:41 AM
I have started to call all freeways "the highway."

Just as long as you don't start calling every freeway "the BA"...
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