Charlie Sierra India
Monday night, as I was driving, I heard a traffic report on the radio that northbound I-205 was backed up for several miles because of a serious problem. As we don’t normally have traffic problems like that (since Portland is not Seattle or LA *snicker*), I paid attention with a fair amount of curiosity to hear what the problem was. The traffic reporter said that half of a manufactured home had fallen off the semi-truck that was transporting it, blocking pretty much the entire freeway.
My first thought at that point was, “Damn, a mobile home DFO’d!”
My second thought was, “Damn, I watch too much CSI.”
(The fifth season just came out on DVD, yay! Sing along with me now: All I want for Xmas is a few DBs!)

(Added later: “DFO” is a term used only a few times on CSI - unlike “DB” which is heard constantly - and stands for “done fell over.”)























December 1st, 2005 at 11:17 am
DFO’d? *blink*
December 1st, 2005 at 5:35 pm
well, since it was *Northbound* 205, you know you can’t have been picking up a Bay Area or Sacramento radio station - our 205 runs East/West, and is even labeled that way.
(I’ve picked up San Diego traffic reports before. “8″ sounds like “80″ and “52″ like “152″ if you’re not listening closely.)