The Sky is Falling (again)

[FishermanTim]

Heck, even New Hampshire roads are better than any road in Massachuisetts (except any road that a politician lives on!)

I was really insulted by the flunky that they threw in front of the camera last night, trying to explain why they waited over a month to disclose this lastest fustercluck with the big dig.
He had the hardest time trying to complete a full coherent sentence.
Maybe he should have had a teleprompter to organize his thoughts so that he wouldn't have come off sounding like a complete idiot.

Even worse was their idiotic solution to the problem: just move the clips over.
How the hell is that going to solve the problem? All they are doing is postponing the inevitable, which will lead to another accident/death.

[PRBuzz]

Originally Posted by FishermanTim

Maybe he should have had a teleprompter to organize his thoughts so that he wouldn't have come off sounding like a complete idiot.

Doesn't help some people! Politicians in DC being a prime example.

[JackK]

The 128 trek is brutal. The roads in Gloucester are pretty bad in some spots, is it still considered a pothole if it's over a foot deep?

[fishbones]

Originally Posted by FishermanTim

Heck, even New Hampshire roads are better than any road in Massachuisetts (except any road that a politician lives on!)

Really? I'm not sure when you were last in the N. Conway/Bartlett area, but those roads are far worse than the roads I'm driving on in Mass. Route 16 and 302 are terrible, and the secondary roads are much worse. I was up there last week from Thursday till Sunday and need a chiropractor visit after driving on those roads for 4 days. I know you like to blame everything on MA state employees, but sometimes the blame needs to go to Mother Nature. She can be a real bitch at times. Or, the simple solution would be to move somewhere where there are no frost heaves. Then, you'd have to complain about the heat and/or humidity.