Me: OK, now I'm going to get down to some serious work and have a productive afternoon.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_temporary_Interstate_Highways
Me: You win again.
@Austin_Dern You know how Bruce Wayne keeps a thermos full of kryptonite around, just in case Superman acts up...?
Well, now I know what to do in the event of a coati uprising (in the unlikely event I'm not sending covert aid and unlocking dumpsters for y'all instead).
@zebratron2084 Oh, like you're not *at least* as vulnerable to the pull of infrastructure project management.
Also I'm very busy on the Talk page for gaps in the Interstate system regarding the two I-76es.
@Austin_Dern *grins evilly*
Why no, I have no experience nor interest in this subject whatsoever.
*brandishes thermos and cracks it open just a bit, spilling the aroma of the following link*
http://www.kurumi.com/roads/3di/index.html
(I was actually just about to ask what you thought, as a fellow roadgeek, of the I-238 and how it fucks up our Interstate numbering scheme... or the I-99 and that corrupt piece of shit Bud Shuster. ;p )
@zebratron2084 I had forgotten about I-238, and wasn't aware of I-99, but to be honest, I kind of like them. What's the point of a system that doesn't have just enough screwball anomalies?
(There are great stupid arguments in Star Trek circles about the NCC numbers of starships. I hold the numbers are approximately sequential, with enough gaps, anomalies, and restarts that it's impossible for a starship to have a 'wrong' number for its era. Wrongly, this does not make me popular.)