FrostedxB
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Is this an attempt to explain why you can't always drive the speed limit?
Oh yeah, if you think the roads wherever you live are bad, try Southern U.S. Plenty of primitive dirt roads to piss you off just after washing your vehicle. :angry:
Lime roads are the worst. I'd like to punch the wise ass in the nose who thought of the idea to lay lime rock, a base compound for asphault steets, all around rural communities. Probably some politician who lives in a metro area who never driven through the shit themselves.
Supposedly it's supposed to absorb water to keep the roads from washing out.
I'd prefer unpaved roads to a New Jersey road anyday. I'd have no problem washing my car 5 days a week, I get a great feeling when I rub soap all over it, wash it off, dry it and then wax it.
Also, I always go the speed limit, and a little over when I have to (staying with the flow of traffic on a highway)