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7/27/2016 12:40:06 AM
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This is a time lapse of road work being done
This was done in Illinois and is an amazing time lapse over the span of 5 YEARS!
Credit:
[spoiler] click the yellow link and find out[/spoiler]
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Knew where this was going from the start 10/10
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2 RepliesUh... How do I play it
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When you realize that your problems are how long it takes to repair roads
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Could of sworn this was a time lap of Indiana road construction, wow, how about that.
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Nothing feels good then driving on smooth asphalt. Every driver knows lol
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This is about right for PA.
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If you look long enough, a truck comes in and the workers have lunch before driving away.
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2 RepliesRoadwork doesn't even exist in my community (unless someone wants to get their driveway paved, but only 2 houses have it). The only thing roadwork-like that happened was when they tried to flatten out the huge potholes and bumps on my road (which is made of gravel and goes uphill), and it only made things worse.
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It took me a sec but ayyyyyyyyyy lmao
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1 ReplySo true.
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2 RepliesYeah thats not how links work...
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Ah, Illinois. The land of every-other-road-is-blocked-by-construction-that-hasn't-moved-in-years.
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Edited by WickedNavajo: 7/28/2016 3:51:15 PMI remember it took construction workers [i]five months[/i] to pave maybe 1,000 feet of the road right in front of our house (a relatively small suburban street. They also decided to do it when K-12 school was still in session meaning there were frequent interruptions and delays, and they [i]also[/i] decided not to put a sign up when they finally started pouring the first layer of stuff down, which resulted in at least one car whose tires got covered in about half an inch of tar.
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If I remember right, construction workers are in a union, at least here in Chicago. To keep their budget high, thus their pay high, they'll go around adding construction signs to places that don't even need it just to keep budget cuts away.
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1 ReplyYou can tell it's real because there's no workers in the picture
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Top Kek.
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2 RepliesAs a fellow illini i can confirm this to be an accurate representation of roadwork
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Sounds about right for Illinois
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Lol where I live a road started being worked on when I was 2 I'm 12 and its still isn't finished
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1 ReplyI don't get it
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8 RepliesEdited by Cyber: 7/27/2016 5:35:09 PMStolen from Imgur FP.
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You can actually mine platnum off the road.
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I waited the 5 years then came back using a 1 time time machine...[spoiler]try saying "one time time machine" 5 times quick.[/spoiler]... and it was worth.
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Wow. Road work in my city takes at least 3 months. We pay 13% for taxes and it takes ages.
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>.jpg >mfw
