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Thursday, March 16, 2006

WES McKINZIE, Blog Host

Not sure why Missouri needs mile markers every two-tenths of a mile on the interstate. Think of it this way: instead of 100 markers over the course of 100 miles, that’s 500 markers over the course of 100 miles. And you can typically see 3-4 of them ahead of you at any given time. At least they narrowed it down to a marker every quarter mile in the KC area ...