BOSS Sprints! @Burg

johnnythunderhead · 8/3/13, 4:25 PM

n. college hill/ Reagan cross county hwy (is the construction still there where it joins up with I-74 and I-275?) and if so any detours suggested?

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PJ Wright · 8/3/13, 4:39 PM

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Well there is an 84 Lumber close by.

That would explain why he said it was "like a parking lot". It WAS a parking lot.

johnnythunderhead · 8/3/13, 4:42 PM

I thought this site was about comradarie / guess I got that wrong its obviously about ridicule and pick on the guy whose not in your little jr. high school click. thank you all for being so helpful NOT!/ you are terrible comedians too by the way/ what a bunch of jerks!!

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RacinBabe · 8/3/13, 5:13 PM

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Originally Posted by johnnythunderhead

I thought this site was about comradarie / guess I got that wrong its obviously about ridicule and pick on the guy whose not in your little jr. high school click. thank you all for being so helpful NOT!/ you are terrible comedians too by the way/ what a bunch of jerks!!

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Mr. Thunderhead, if you refer back to JazzTrombone's reply I believe you'll find your question WAS answered. I think it's already been said before but bears repeating... Keep posting Johnny, keep posting! And as far as jerks, are you familiar with the pot calling the kettle black??

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DWX 9929 · 8/3/13, 5:13 PM

Didn't look like a back-up today when I was on Rt. 128. A long but easy detour would be to exit at Blue Rock Road and head west about 5 miles. At the stop sign just past Great Miami River turn left. Continue west (New Haven Road) until about 2/3 mile after the flashing red light/stop sign to Dry Fork Road which Y's to the left. Go past I-74 to the stop sign and turn right (Simonson Road). This dead-ends into Kilby Road, turn left. About 5 miles to I-275.

johnnythunderhead · 8/3/13, 5:41 PM

thank you dmx

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DWX 9929 · 8/3/13, 5:59 PM

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thank you dmx

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dwx

PJ Wright · 8/3/13, 6:12 PM

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Originally Posted by johnnythunderhead

I thought this site was about comradarie / guess I got that wrong its obviously about ridicule and pick on the guy whose not in your little jr. high school click. thank you all for being so helpful NOT!/ you are terrible comedians too by the way/ what a bunch of jerks!!

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You're right about one thing Johnny: we are terrible comedians. None of us could ever come up with anything as hilarious as suggesting that a track was going to start 68 cars in the feature.
Seriously, I'll make a deal with you. I'll stop my mocking if you'll stop your complaining.
I hope you see a great race tonight at the Burg.

JazzTrombonist · 8/3/13, 6:16 PM

34 at the Burg.

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HarleyHoney · 8/3/13, 7:00 PM

Will anyone be posting updates?

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8/3/13, 4:25 PM	#61
johnnythunderhead Banned Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 1,158	n. college hill/ Reagan cross county hwy (is the construction still there where it joins up with I-74 and I-275?) and if so any detours suggested? Posted via Mobile Device

8/3/13, 5:13 PM	#65 Re: BOSS Sprints! @Burg
DWX 9929 Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 96	Didn't look like a back-up today when I was on Rt. 128. A long but easy detour would be to exit at Blue Rock Road and head west about 5 miles. At the stop sign just past Great Miami River turn left. Continue west (New Haven Road) until about 2/3 mile after the flashing red light/stop sign to Dry Fork Road which Y's to the left. Go past I-74 to the stop sign and turn right (Simonson Road). This dead-ends into Kilby Road, turn left. About 5 miles to I-275.

8/3/13, 5:41 PM	#66
johnnythunderhead Banned Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 1,158	thank you dmx Posted via Mobile Device

8/3/13, 6:16 PM	#69 Re: Waynesfield
JazzTrombonist Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 44 Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 426	34 at the Burg. Posted via Mobile Device