We're all allowed a lazy day here or there.
We're all allowed a lazy day here or there.
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Unable to follow directions.
Unable to have an erection.
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Which would be better? Running out of ideas and going with "this, that, and that other street" or letting the internet name them "Streety McStreetface III"?
I think Canada made the right call, but also, "Streety McStreetface" would be awesome.
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I'll be a killjoy and answer sincerely: just number them. 1st Ave, 2nd Ave, 3rd Ave, etc.
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I'll be a silly little gremlin and name the people on those streets then.
You've got Who's house on first, What's on second, and I Dunno's on third.
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This Street I, This Street II, This street 95
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That's what we do here in Utah: 100 E, 200 S, etc. If you give me your address, I can find it without knowing anything about the area, though it might take a little longer without directions if there are non-uniform blocks. Also, I can quickly approximate how far another address is since I know how big a block is.
We name a bunch of streets too, but they all have a number name as well, usually written underneath or in the corner.
It works really well.
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Why do we always vote for somethingMcSomethingFace when asked to name stuff? It's funny, but i never understood why we do that.
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Eh. Notice how all the buildings are long and narrow? It's because it's a trailer park. So, you know, it's tiny. The direcions are gonna be "once ya get to the park, b'y, hangs a left. It's the blue one."
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I saw the layout and instantly recognized it for what it was. The trailer park loop is unmistakeable.
But otherwise, man private developers love thematic street names. I got some pirate themed, herb themed, and gemstone themed developments around me. Worked with someone who lived in a house on the corner of Zircon Ct and Zircon St. But not the other corner which was the corner of Zircon St and Zircon Ct. Also a Zircon Ave.
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Uranium City, Saskatchewan
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It's dumb to reuse the same name but the themed names are useful. In our city we have a few and it's helpful to know what area of the city you're going to even if you don't know the exact street.
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Can confirm. Grew up just down the road
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That's hilarious. Also, here's the coordinates for y'all.
44.7383848, -63.3054787
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And a link, if you're into that geo:44.7383848,-63.3054787?z=15
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It's part of our national defence strategy. Believe it or not, you can contain an invading force just down this street and that street for a surprisingly long time 🇨🇦
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Go to Bonnaroo.
That Tent, This Tent, What Stage, Which Stage, The Other Stage.
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THANK YOU. It was bugging me trying to think where I had heard this joke used before.
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Yooouuu, You got what I neeEEeed
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I grew up just a few minutes down the road from there! Had a friend who lived on That street.
I love whenever I see this pop up every few months or lol.
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When people get bored of naming things in rural areas of Finland it's always something like cunt valley, ass hill , shit rock, ugly lake, piss river and there are ton of them, with same or similar names repeating.
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No wonder you guys are the happiest in the world if this is allowed.
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Probably not anymore, but the old names stick in places that nobody cares about.
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Just meet me at post office rd, I'll show you where.
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Iqualuit has a street named "Road to Nowhere" which is hilarious.
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I was looking at the 44° very confused. For reference that would be 110f.
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