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Philostopher

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Sat Dec-04-04 11:30 PM
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21. Smaller, older cities in Ohio used to still have them.

Troy, Ohio had one the last time I was up there, though I admit that was several years ago, and there were some others that had them back in the '80s. They're absolute chaos if there's any traffic density at all, though -- we're talking about people who can't navigate a four-way stop, here. A roundabout (which is what they're usually called here) causes their brains to short-circuit!

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