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Location: The place where the road & the sky collide
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Originally Posted by spankys bbq
People screwed up traffic and put themselves at risk for that? I guess I don't get it.
Yeah, I was mystified. They could have taken it down the NJ turnpike or I 295, but no, they snaked it through on state, county & local roads. Totally weird. . .
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Location: Some got six month some got one solid. But me and my buddies all got lifetime here
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Hey, Brian, at least it was moving, unlike when it was stuck for an hour in Moorestown when they routed it onto local roads.
It also departed from Harrison, one town over from where I grew up.
But that plane was within view of the crowd in that youtube for about 26 seconds. Twenty six seconds. I can't imagine driving out to some spot on I-77 or I-85 just to pull over and watch a wingless plane drive past me for twenty six seconds.
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It also departed from Harrison, one town over from where I grew up.
But that plane was within view of the crowd in that youtube for about 26 seconds. Twenty six seconds. I can't imagine driving out to some spot on I-77 or I-85 just to pull over and watch a wingless plane drive past me for twenty six seconds.
LOL, that makes 2 of us. Still, ya gotta laugh about the idiocy with it being stuck in Moorestown. LOL, the biggest thing that ever happened to Moorestown was when Thomas Nast decided to live there in the 19th century. Whoever mapped out the route had to be one of the fine folks who subscribe to the South Jersey = North Carolina theory that you see on the NJ board. That's why I'm wondering what will happen in Charlotte. I'm just surprised that they took it down I 77 instead of snaking it through all of the towns along there. (Maybe they had to make up the time that they lost in South Jersey.)
Location: Some got six month some got one solid. But me and my buddies all got lifetime here
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LOL, that makes 2 of us. Still, ya gotta laugh about the idiocy with it being stuck in Moorestown. LOL, the biggest thing that ever happened to Moorestown was when Thomas Nast decided to live there in the 19th century. Whoever mapped out the route had to be one of the fine folks who subscribe to the South Jersey = North Carolina theory that you see on the NJ board. That's why I'm wondering what will happen in Charlotte. I'm just surprised that they took it down I 77 instead of snaking it through all of the towns along there. (Maybe they had to make up the time that they lost in South Jersey.)
We always said that South Jersey was a whole different planet from the rest of New Jersey.
Location: Some got six month some got one solid. But me and my buddies all got lifetime here
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Inquiring minds want to know: anyone have an update????
It didn't roll into the basin on I-77. That's about the only interesting thing I can say.
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Whoever mapped out the route had to be one of the fine folks who subscribe to the South Jersey = North Carolina theory that you see on the NJ board.
That's why I'm wondering what will happen in Charlotte. I'm just surprised that they took it down I 77 instead of snaking it through all of the towns along there. (Maybe they had to make up the time that they lost in South Jersey.
2 different colonies, smacked together by the British. 
That's about the only interesting thing I can say.
