What contractor would have done this?

WTF that is the actual road

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK

I'd say he won a bet.
Someone bet him he wouldn't do it.

This isn't the only time some city in California fucked up the roads.

San Diego: (saying these road designs are "still an option for other areas in the city moving forward" and that there are "a lot of benefits" to this fucked up road design):


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It's probably part of their future 'ban cars' agenda.

from article...

"Basically, it just comes down to the contractor. Somebody didn't read the plans correctly," Velazquez said. "It was not designed to look very odd."

//No sh!t sherlock.

Genius level 5000. That makes sense

That's a good one.

Settle Down Everyone! He was Following a Curvy Hottie, Riding Her Bike in That Section Of The Road.

It's upside down world, we are just being gaslit at this point on all levels

I wouldn't wanna ride a bike on that lane configuration

that's the stuff nightmares are made of

This picture is so representative of what is happening in America.

Yep

Must have been payday

^^THIS^^

In the future print out a picture of what the finished product should look like from a rendering.

Contractors most used phrase... good enough

Appears low cost technically acceptable to me.

Project Mayhem rotfl

I love the posts in this thread!

Just because they can wade across the Rio Grande, doesn't mean they can operate a spray truck.

LMAO!!!! Ya had one job to do Jose.

A few years ago, I saw a Hispanic dude standing on a ladder that was laid across bushes caulking something on the outside of a building.

He still wasn't tall enough & kept standing on his tiptoes. You know how you can't keep that position and have to keep going down & them back up on your toes?

The caulk job looked very much like hose lines in the road.

Last Edited by Paranoiaaaaa on 07/26/2022 03:09 PM

You are reading this on the internet so you know it is a fact. The construction company that did the steet markings is owned and operated by Paloma Picasso. She did this street as a memorial to her father's works.

The funny thing is it probably did slow traffic down.

I'd slow down seeing that darn mess on the ground.

I have seen that pic today and they are talking about an AI vehicle being able
to travel successfully through it.

Last Edited by noname1 on 07/26/2022 03:28 PM

To not accept and support this is to be an antivaxer and a racist.