That's awesome!

Zeke

#livelikezac

But only after you buy a bag of weed so we can get the tax $$$.

I will never forget the bill board off I-70 near Glenwood or Rifle in the early 90's, that said "Don't Californicate Colorado"!!!

That's what happens when you have jobs and growth in your area. We all voted for that, didn't we?

That's some funny stuff...
I live a good practical joke

That looks more like CO/Spgs mtns to me.
With the burn scar to back it up now.
I don't recognize the roadway though. Might be on hwy 24 someplace, I haven't been up that way in ten years or more.

I'd of written it: "soon as you stock up on weed, go home!"

Knew it wasn't true lettering.

Thanks for sharing,

George

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Originally posted by georgeld:
That looks more like CO/Spgs mtns to me.
With the burn scar to back it up now.
I don't recognize the roadway though. Might be on hwy 24 someplace, I haven't been up that way in ten years or more.

I'd of written it: "soon as you stock up on weed, go home!"

Knew it wasn't true lettering.

Thanks for sharing,

George

I 70 going west into the foothills is more than two lanes as well.

Don't blame the messenger, that is how it was labeled where I picked it up from.

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Originally posted by Crazyhorseconsulting:
I will never forget the bill board off I-70 near Glenwood or Rifle in the early 90's, that said "Don't Californicate Colorado"!!!

The sign didn't work! Denver area sure has been "Californiacated". The last time I was in Fort Collins there were dirty, stinky intoxicated people everywhere. It is really sad that one of our greatest states has been changed for the worst.

I believe the same can be said of parts of Oregon and Washington...

Yep, it didn't help anything. They started moving in around Grand Junction and many bought up everything they could over around Collbran and off of Grand Mesa.

Yep it is way . . . Way too late for Colorado ain't it Caballo Loco?

Texas is slowly falling to the disease as well. Hard to tell Austin from Berkeley.

Nope, the stretch of highway and the sign are actually in Spain. The photo is some app you can get to do such messages.

http://www.9news.com/news/loca...e-colorado/463702974

To keep people from the cities from moving in and ruining your area the solution is simple: Whenever you sell a property, sell for about one-third of the going rate to your neighbor’s kids or grandkids so they can afford to stay in the area. That would solve the problem, but whenever anyone sells they want the biggest stack of cash some city-slicker will offer them. Then they wonder why their area has changed.

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Originally posted by Matt Norman:
Nope, the stretch of highway and the sign are actually in Spain. The photo is some app you can get to do such messages.

http://www.9news.com/news/loca...e-colorado/463702974

Matt,

from the link.......


Here’s a March 2017 article about radar enforcement from Spain that uses the same image.

And this website, also from Spain, uses the same image to talk about radar enforcement.

We used these articles to track down the original photograph on Shutterstock, an online library of images for purchase.

The photographer took the image of a sign alerting Spanish drivers of upcoming radar enforcement. He also uploaded an image of a blank sign for all your customizing needs.



I am by no way an expert on Spanish geography, engineering, architecture, nor even which side of the road they drive on, but to me that auto in the foreground sure could be a Chevy Surburban or a Ford Expidition, but when one reads the 6.00 and 6.25 under the meme, I would imagine that would be the "meters' of clearance. Don't think many signs in Colorado show clearance in meters.

Quien Sabe?


GWB

Having lived here for almost 40 years, I do think we currently have enough illegals, Californians (read anti-hunting Libs), and potheads in the state. JMO, of course.

BH63