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2019 has barely started, and we’ve already suffered a great loss: A “69” mile marker is gone forever, and will not be replaced.
The Washington Department of Transportation is sick and tired of people stealing the marker (notably known as the ~sex number~) so it’s replacing the highway sign with one that says “68.9.”
SEE ALSO: Bumble now lets you filter people by their zodiac signs. Filter me out.
“Thieves show no signs of slowing down,” a local CBS station reported. Watch the mildly painful banter between the two anchors as they debate the accuracy of the sign without cracking up over its reference to a sex position. Read more…
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Pervs kept stealing the ‘mile 69’ highway marker, so it was replaced with this
