Elston is fast and Milwaukee is slow. The only place Milwaukee is not slow is south of Elston and even that section is slower than the entire lengtrh of Elston. How fast do you want to go?

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Its my legal right to go 20 mph on the LFP any time I want!!!!!
Isn't Milwaukee always south of Elston?

Milwaukee is always South of Elston and Elston is always North of Milwaukee.

 

Therefore Milwaukee is faster when heading downtown and Elston is faster leaving downtown.

 

Elementary, my dear Watson!

Davo said:

Isn't Milwaukee always south of Elston?

So Milwaukee is always not slow.

But it is always slower than all of Elston

I think we need a new thread to really explore the finer points of north v. south

Elston is 9.5 miles long.  Milwaukee from Elston to Elston is 9.3 miles, but it has twice the stop lights.

 

 

Maybe Grover can do a North/South skit similar to the one he did for Near/Far?

 


Kelvin Mulcky said:

I think we need a new thread to really explore the finer points of north v. south
I love near and far.

But Milwaukee is north and south of Chicago (ave.) it's so confusing.

 

 

And North and South of North (ave)

At least its only east and west of Western

Mike Zumwalt said:

But Milwaukee is north and south of Chicago (ave.) it's so confusing.

 

 

My favorite bar is the Handlebar. It's East of Western and  South of North.

Davo said:

And North and South of North (ave)

At least its only east and west of Western

Mike Zumwalt said:

But Milwaukee is north and south of Chicago (ave.) it's so confusing.

 

 

They make a mean breakfast burrito too.

Mike Zumwalt said:
My favorite bar is the Handlebar. It's East of Western and  South of North.

 

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