ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I think you're just observing the inconsistency in whatever process they use to place the things; I wonder the same thing around here.  Stop signs are - I believe - simply ticket generation devices for cops because virtually no one comes to a complete stop at them and that's all the excuse a traffic cop needs if he happens to be there.

 kysmet wrote: 
What's the point of a yield sign? I think they're for libertarians only, all others must stop. Because if something happens, the person with the yield is at fault no matter what. I mean, we have stop signs out in the open where it would be safe to proceed without stopping because you can see all around, but the city puts yield signs on tree-lined streets where you would normally stop even if there isn't a sign... because you can't see until you're up to the intersection. So they put a sign up so the city's not liable if something happens, and they make it a yield sign so there won't be an irate letter to the editor about the police state making people stop every 200 feet...
 
But yes, at a roundabout, don't stop unless there's a car in the circle already. Got it. 

 kysmet wrote: 


I love roundabouts.

 MusicIsMotion wrote: 
Since this place was hard pan sand roads a decade or so ago, we  saw and planned for development. We have round-a-bouts everywhere. How did you and the new Mrs.enjoy your visit to South Walon, Music?

 MusicIsMotion wrote: 
They put one in my area a couple years ago and people just don't get it. Every freakin' time I go through there, someone stops at the yield sign when no one is coming. People can be so stupid. I mean, seriously, you have to at least know the difference between these two things to get your license, right?
 

 winter wrote: 
It's like The Rapture or something ... The End of Candy Corn. A tragedy.

 triskele wrote: 
probably. it must be very popular in OK.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 


Thanks... Target is next I guess!! It's weird!!! Maybe it's sold out?!

 triskele wrote: 
OKC makes me sad. No candy corn? That can't be right.

 HazzeSwede wrote: 

I have one in my town by the airport.  I was behind someone Saturday that screwed it up.  You'd think that people would read the ROAD SIGNS. 

 triskele wrote: 
wow! just wow!
seriously, it should be available everywhere. I'm surprised CVS didn't have it. try Target or *gulp* walmart.

 triskele wrote: 
Weird, I can find it everywhere here, even the dollar store.

 triskele wrote: 
Isn't there a candy store in OKC? A mall? Anywhere where Brach's is sold.

where the heck do you people GO to buy candy corn???  i have looked at two different grocery stores, two different pharmacy chain stores (walgreens and cvs)——and can't find any!  i need it for our "secret spook" week at work...   my giftee loves the stuff, and i can't FIND IT!!!!

kthxbai

 miamizsun wrote:            
Thank You miamizsun !
Saved me some typing.

I love roundabouts,we have two lane ones that is working well,
however I can see that bigger than that might be a problem.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

 kurtster wrote: 

they took it out- i think its more of a mess now than it was with the circle.  it used to be all farms right there when i was a kid.  now its a big cluster f*ck. 

My husband & I both grew up in berlin -we started dating in high school.  we'd go down to OC along the back roads, stop at WaWa to get a pack of Camels & some Yoohoo...

ps 45 minutes from Tacony-Palmyra bridge— that's pretty good!

 Skaterella wrote:  

Yes I am.  It was on my regular route from the Tacony-Palmyra nickle bridge to 32nd St in Ocean City. 

I think my record was 45 minutes.  Back roads all the way, past the base an all.  Those roads are long gone.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

in the eastern most part

 oldslabsides wrote: 
in Berlin there are... no not really.  sea hags are common.  does this make any sense at all????  who dat? who there?