What is the difference between a highway and a biway?

I don't know.

 

A highway is high, and a biway is split?

 

A biway forces someone somewhere to have to say "By way of a biway". I don't know.

 

A byway generally refers to a secondary road, usually much less traveled than a highway.

In the US, 'byway' also frequently refers to one of the National Scenic Byways.

 

A biway is just another roadway.
It isn't as crowded as a highway.

 

7 cubits

Warrior_of_Mandalore Strikes Again!

 

It's my way! It's my way! My way or the biway!

 

A biway goes both ways.

[Ted_Turner]Like a bisexual[/Ted_Turner]

 

biway has two lanes

 

"Biway" is not a word. It's "byway."

 

Thank you ted that was the joke.





but thanks alot chiss man for stealing MY joke.

 

It means you're a bisexual.

Glad to see you've come out the closet. Have some mushrooms.

 

Nick Nolte drives on a highway.

Anne Heche drives on a biway.

 

Why do they call a parkway a parkway, when you drive on it, and a driveway a driveway, when you park on it? Arrrrrrr!!!!!!

 

Why does Rite Aid make sick people walk all the way to the back of the store to get their meds, but you can buy your cigarettes, liquor, and junk food right near the entrance?

 

WTH kind of driveway do you have? You drive on a driveway on your way to the garage! And as long as you've got me talking, I feel compelled to remind you that people park on parkways all the time.

 

Do not.

 

Perhaps you've never played Monopoly.