My OperaBingo!
Wednesday, December 22, 2010 2:35:28 PM
Wednesday, one week after the TCP meeting posted immediately below.
Editor gets into car, parked eastbound in front of the Whitman. The editor is going to the car wash. As he gets in, he notices (hard not to) a concrete truck going by on M Street.
Number one, that's a ticketable offense. But the editor is more suspicious than that. So he postpones the wash for a few minutes and follows the truck down Ninth to L, where it is welcomed onto the CCH site by their traffic director. The truck was a Tiger company truck, either 06 or 09. The editor forgets.
The editor does not recall M Street as being on the fancy diagram at the meeting, any part of it. But, of course, "earth moving" trucks, were the subject of the meeting. Not concrete trucks. Maybe the editor is missing something.
Editor gets into car, parked eastbound in front of the Whitman. The editor is going to the car wash. As he gets in, he notices (hard not to) a concrete truck going by on M Street.
Number one, that's a ticketable offense. But the editor is more suspicious than that. So he postpones the wash for a few minutes and follows the truck down Ninth to L, where it is welcomed onto the CCH site by their traffic director. The truck was a Tiger company truck, either 06 or 09. The editor forgets.
The editor does not recall M Street as being on the fancy diagram at the meeting, any part of it. But, of course, "earth moving" trucks, were the subject of the meeting. Not concrete trucks. Maybe the editor is missing something.
Alley Denizenhaldavitt # Wednesday, December 22, 2010 3:30:57 PM
Note to 3D: It is a moving violation, given the signs at the eastbound entrance of M Street. Getting one or two Commercial Drivers Licenses pulled might send a clear message to the folks at HP.