By Michael Krieger: Ok, this is pretty much awesome. When I first saw it on Twitter I was
a little skeptical, but today I looked into it further and it appears
to be completely true. It happened around Telluride, Colorado, a place
that has special meaning to me after experiencing the incredible
bluegrass festival there earlier this summer. In fact, I really knew how
awesome the town was when I saw the following image while walking
around:
Apparently the folks out there take this stuff pretty seriously, because we now see this:
The Denver Post covered the story:
Colorado Department of Transportation spokeswoman Nancy Shanks says a time stamp on the photo indicates the message was up for at least 23 hours. A colleague turned off the sign Wednesday.
Shanks says someone probably left part of the sign unlocked, allowing for the message to get changed.
Shanks said Thursday she hopes next time someone changes the sign to say “CDOT is a hero.”
Um, no.
In Liberty,
Mike
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Additional:
RT: In one German town, growing cannabis has become the new method of civil
disobedience. A group of students has been sowing the plant throughout
the town. Forcing local police to hunt around in hedgerows for the seeds
of their protest. Peter Oliver reports.
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Apparently the folks out there take this stuff pretty seriously, because we now see this:
The Denver Post covered the story:
Colorado Department of Transportation spokeswoman Nancy Shanks says a time stamp on the photo indicates the message was up for at least 23 hours. A colleague turned off the sign Wednesday.
Shanks says someone probably left part of the sign unlocked, allowing for the message to get changed.
Shanks said Thursday she hopes next time someone changes the sign to say “CDOT is a hero.”
Um, no.
In Liberty,
Mike
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Additional:
'High' Alert: 1000s of cannabis plants in German town as part of protest
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