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[fairfax48]

In the nearly-year I have been the owner of one Apollo by name, Nissan Sentra by trade, I have had the opportunity to traverse many of the highways to which our great nation is home. In the process of shuttling between Sussex County and Ewing, New Jersey, it has been my great pleasure to frequent Rt.287, a prince among highways. I have, with great

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[arcadius]

I <3 287 too. is that weird?

[marsmaven]

HEY! 287 is mine, bitches. Back off.

[surferoz2000]

i kind of like 206, if you've got no plans that is. it's pretty.

[fairfax48]

Your part of 206 is very different from mine. It'll probably get taken off the list eventually.

[gormanator]

i love 23. well moreso the part between kinnelon and hardyston. i always feel like i'm home when i'm on 23.

[fairfax48]

That's the thing. When I get off 287, I think I *am* home, when in fact I have another half-hour (if I'm lucky) of stop lights and people driving like jackoffs. And I'm really not pleased with the Walmart stretch. But going over the mountain, now that's nice.

[asynetos]

While being a big fan of 287 myself (though more of 15 North, because it's like fleeing the apocalypse), after driving 202 far more times than I could ever possibly count, I've grown used to its quirks. Some notes:
Fuck yo trunk, nigga.
That speed limit means nothing. It's on a bridge up in the air that no cop could possibly clock you on. If people drive that slow, simply nudge them out of the way. That's what the bumper is for.

No, I don't have anything particularly positive to say about 202, except that on a good day I can get from my house to TCNJ in 60 minutes flat. There's something to be said for that.

[asynetos]

In spell-checking that I learned that the word "nigger" is in LJ's vocabulary. It tried to get me to change from a fairly harmless slang word to a serious racial slur. Thanks LJ. Always moving forward.