Not the usual traffic problem...

By Dale L
June 9, 2017 in The Off-Topic Bar

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Dale L

Posted June 9, 2017

I get alerts on my cellphone for traffic and crime issues in the local area. This morning an alert pops up stating the highway was closed in both directions due to a vehicle hitting a bear.

bndawgs

Posted June 9, 2017

So why did the bear cross the road?

Dale L

Posted June 9, 2017

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Posted June 9, 2017

Chasing the chicken!

dasimmon

Posted June 9, 2017

def dont ever have this problem in georgia

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