OT: Area man starts fixing the pothole himself

[briansd1]

San Diego is not bad. The roads in Chicago and Back East are a lot worse thanks to the cold and hot weather conditions.

My friend’s car in Chicago came out of alignment from hitting a huge pot hole. The steering looks out of center now, even with an alignment.

[moneymaker]

I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.

[moneymaker]

I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.

[moneymaker]

I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.

[moneymaker]

I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.

[moneymaker]

I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.

[equalizer]

[quote=threadkiller]I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.[/quote]
Not to mention being fined for wanton defacement of public property and harrassed by hard working public employees.

[equalizer]

[quote=threadkiller]I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.[/quote]
Not to mention being fined for wanton defacement of public property and harrassed by hard working public employees.

[equalizer]

[quote=threadkiller]I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.[/quote]
Not to mention being fined for wanton defacement of public property and harrassed by hard working public employees.

[equalizer]

[quote=threadkiller]I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.[/quote]
Not to mention being fined for wanton defacement of public property and harrassed by hard working public employees.

[equalizer]

[quote=threadkiller]I was tempted to do the same thing in my neighborhood when the problem was not being fixed after I reported it and even got E-mail confirmation of my report. In the end I’m glad I did not attempt it though as the city did a beautiful job of fixing it eventually, much better job than I could have ever done. Most things are really best left to the professionals.[/quote]
Not to mention being fined for wanton defacement of public property and harrassed by hard working public employees.

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