That's because you live in a state famous for...what, screen doors?
- jmatchett383

Did you get that from the Simpsons? Do you mean famous for something other then being the Banking Capital of the US and the first state to sign the constitution?

I would say 80% chance Cousins plays 3rd line minutes...just my opinion
- RickJames77

He definitely has the ability to. But I'm goign to reserve judgement until I see what he does against grown men.

I hope it was Diet Coke at least.
- PhillySportsGuy

Lets just say it wasnt caffeen free.

Did you get that from the Simpsons? Do you mean famous for something other then being the Banking Capital of the US and the first state to sign the constitution?
- youarewrong

I was actually thinking of Wayne's World. "We are driving through Delaware." but went with The Simpsons. Okay, you guys signed a paper 200+ years ago and are home to the most despicable CEOs in the world. Congrats???

Did you get that from the Simpsons? Do you mean famous for something other then being the Banking Capital of the US and the first state to sign the constitution?
- youarewrong

When your state ratifies a bill does the bill say "are you in yet?"

Lets just say it wasnt caffeen free.
- youarewrong

cool
we need to resume trade wars
- FLYERSROCK!

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DC does have some circles. I remember a lot of them driving from Bethesda to the mall. But I remember more driving to AC on 40.
- youarewrong

Designed to prevent easy marching on the government by a potential revolution.

Hammarby and his teammates beat the Canadians (coached by Jacques Demers) to win the gold medal in the Maccabiah games today. Congratulations to the best over-40 Jewish goalie in the U.S.! (EDIT: Heck, the world!!!)

Designed to prevent easy marching on the government by a potential revolution.
- bodiva88

Nothing rattles a revolution like circles. Thats how the south lost the war. 15 minutes into the war they didn't realize they were fighting themselves.

If its Christmas day, I can go to the Gas Station, stick in my credit card, and pump my own gas.

I love watching Jersey people stop on rt 40 on the delaware side for gas and just sit in thier cars waiting.....
- youarewrong

I like paying 20 cents less per gallon and being able to stay in the car with the AC on when it's 95 degrees, or when it's raining really bad.

There's always another gas station if the line is too long.

Nothing rattles a revolution like circles. Thats how the south lost the war. 15 minutes into the war they didn't realize they were fighting themselves.
- PhillySportsGuy

L'Enfant felt they were easier to block? I don't know. It never made a lot sense to me.

Did you get that from the Simpsons? Do you mean famous for something other then being the Banking Capital of the US and the first state to sign the constitution?
- youarewrong

When the "Welcome to Delaware" sign's most prominent feature is "Home of Tax Free Shopping" then, yeah, it's pretty much a rest stop on the way to Maryland or North Carolina

Nothing rattles a revolution like circles. Thats how the south lost the war. 15 minutes into the war they didn't realize they were fighting themselves.
- PhillySportsGuy

Go to the South, they'll tell you they didn't lose. It's still being fought.

Hammarby and his teammates beat the Canadians (coached by Jacques Demers) to win the gold medal in the Maccabiah games today. Congratulations to the best over-40 Jewish goalie in the U.S.!
- bodiva88

L'Enfant felt they were easier to block? I don't know. It never made a lot sense to me.
- bodiva88

Crap! A circle? How the heck are we ever gonna get by this? Screw it, let's go home.

Go to the South, they'll tell you they didn't lose. It's still being fought.
- jmatchett383

The funny thing about the south is that they re-inact the war. Could you imagine another losing side re-inacting a war? What if the Germans re-inacted WWII? The south must be the only loser to re-inact a war ever

- Jsaquella

When he does the splits, he yells oy vey

Crap! A circle? How the heck are we ever gonna get by this? Screw it, let's go home.
- jmatchett383

Crap! A circle? How the heck are we ever gonna get by this? Screw it, let's go home.
- jmatchett383

http://www.welovedc.com/2...hbusting-traffic-circles/

I guess more sense?

L'Enfant felt they were easier to block? I don't know. It never made a lot sense to me.
- bodiva88

http://www.welovedc.com/2...hbusting-traffic-circles/

According to this, L'Enfant originally wanted squares, where Congressmen could live and be a focal point for the surrounding neighborhood.

And Leight

http://www.welovedc.com/2...hbusting-traffic-circles/

I guess more sense?
- bodiva88

I always assumed they were built when there weren't many cars and it was a way for traffic to keep moving instead of having lights.

When the "Welcome to Delaware" sign's most prominent feature is "Home of Tax Free Shopping" then, yeah, it's pretty much a rest stop on the way to Maryland or North Carolina
- Jsaquella

In terms of impact to the US and the World, Delaware has a bigger finger print then Jersey.

I always assumed they were built when there weren't many cars and it was a way for traffic to keep moving instead of having lights.
- PhillySportsGuy

I always thought it was to punish the horrible DC area drivers. They're worse than Pennsylvanians who drive down here, doing 45 in the left lane of the Parkway and who don't signal any turns

Over/under

Giroux: 80 pts
Voracek: 70 pts
Hartnell: 57pts
Schenn: 45 pts
Vinny: 50 pts
Simmer: 45 pts
Read 40 its
Couts: 40 pts
Talbot 34 pts