[CGASMIA68]

Bored was ya?

[PAR35]

They put a support column in the middle of a street?

[untenured]

High or low, everyone has the right to try to get to where they’re going.

[BobL]

Absolutely, I remember it from early childhood. But think about it, if your eyes are 5’6” off the ground and you’re on a 12 foot overpass, then when you look up, it’s only 6.5 feet above you. But if you’re up there, then the ground looks 17.5 fee below you. Same overpass, but vastly DIFFERENT perspectives.

[P-Marlowe]

Why isn’t this in Breaking News?

[nevergore]

Shouldn’t drink and drive....

[outofsalt]

You Kids Stay Off of My Lawn!

[LouieFisk]

“it is hard to believe there are 6 lanes of traffic overhead like the one below.”
—
Maybe because it’s a different bridge?

[Deaf Smith]

I got one for you.

The white stripes on Interstate highways don't look that long.

I got a dollar that says they are at least ten feet long.

*Construction/destruction zones excluded.

[yesthatjallen]

Underneath the area is broken up by the supports making it look like smaller sections.

Above there is the openness of the road without the supports.

It's perception.

Underneath it's smaller confined space. Above, it's the vista of the road and the sky.

[Steely Tom]

Perhaps because when you’re passing under it, you’re going perpendicular to the lanes that you’re used to staying within when you’re driving on it?

[Larry Lucido]

It's like a Tardis. It just looks smaller from the outside. Merely an illusion.

[GnuThere]

I have an opposite thing - when you go by the green road signs showing mileage to next town, etc, they don’t look big. They are HUGE when you stand next to them on the side of the road! The letters are probably a foot high.

[piasa]

Did you ever notice that when you open the fridge, the thing you want, no matter what it is, is always behind the other stuff?

[kaehurowing]

Where are the homeless?

[alexander_busek]

Are you filling in for Andy Rooney this week?

Regards,