Unfortunately, what you're seeing is that much of the Bay Area has spring break this week, thus making more people on the road.
Or something.
I would feed you some crazy line about the possibility of lowered barrometric pressure, but what would be the point, exactly? People are stupid. It's a fact, unfortunately for everyone else, the happens to get even more true when the calendar ordains that we screw with our clocks.
Out here in Pittsburgh we got the same thing going on, but no one is on spring break. The traffice, at all hours, has increase. But, then again, the weather has improved as well. It might just be nice sunny warm weather related.
...Then how do you explain the same exact phenomenon in Colorado, hmm? 'cause it's like freakin' Antarctica here. ...Albeit not all the time, But seriously.
i thought it was that everyone is *back from vacation.
It just sucks here in St. Louis. Period.
And--I'd like that marina recipe--if you'd share it?
It will probably go up on Foodpanda as a guest recipe sometime!
i have another theory, which is that all the people who normally commuted an hour earlier couldn't get the hell out of bed in time, so they ended up piled into your commute round.
FOODPANDA?
Holy crazies, Batman. I love pandas; I love food. I thought I had realized every possible word combination involving pandas, but I guess I was wrong.
You need to send me a communiqué directly when you do release 4.1 on the web. I must know, and in the knowing, seize control.
Of the pasta, you see.
Ashley, seeing as how you posted that yesterday, and it was 75 degrees, I am calling you out.
But, yeah, Denver has been noticably more congested. The whole phenomenon has me thinking that there are great hordes of drivers who are ready to leave at a moment's notice, but they will not until that perfect moment of bright orange blinding sun can't see shit driving. Weird.
question: is McGuigan in the burgh tim mcguigan by any chance?
Where were //you// that it was 75 degrees, Schabe? And I only bitch because I have a propensity for wearing miniskirts. All the time.
And now for an all-too-familliar old man type arguement... *ahem* *narrows eyes at Jon* Well, if'n all you damn Califurnians wouldn't move in and smell up the joint, traffic would move like greased lightning! In myyy day, you could go from Castle Rock to Ft Collins in thirteen minutes! THIRTEEN!
(I win.)
Mags: Different McGuigan.
I am going to settle this Denver argument by checking weather.com and seeing what they say. If it's on the internet, it has to be true.
*sticks her tongue out at Jon, because she's actually four years old*
On a quite related tangent, for kicks and useless trivia quizzes, here is some history of the daylight savings thing.
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