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The Storrow pool is open
By adamg on Fri, 08/31/2018 - 6:00pm
Oh, so close! A roving UHub reporter watched a near-storrowing on Memorial Drive, at the Mass Ave. bridge underpass early this afternoon:
An MIT police officer saved the day, they flagged the college-aged U-Haul driver down and backed him up to the offramp to Mass Ave.
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While excitedly waiting
...for the 1st Storrowing of the Big Weekend, please amuse yourselves at this marvelous site: www.11foot8.com
They set up a camera at a Storrow-like bridge, and the rewards are generous.
Duke University students hit that one.
It's on the direct route between Duke's two campuses. Trucks over 11 feet have to take a several block long and not obvious detour.
Yep, I know that bridge...
Great gas station/beer and wine store right there. And, yes, that camera is entertaining....
Storrow Pool
A one-off U-Hub joke that really took on a life of its own!
Even the Wall Street Journal got into the act today
With a story that notes the verb and the hashtag.
I'll take Saturday
September 1 at 12:25 pm in honor of Allston xmas
Saturday, 10:13 AM
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Saturday, 8:46 am
Is this like The Price Is Right? Closest without going over?
Suldog
http://jimsuldog.blogspot.com
I've been asked that
Many a time as a trivia host when asking tiebreaker questions.
My answer: "Why wouldn't you be able to go over? We're not bidding on a retail item here."
Wow
What's it been, 10 years?
I felt great when UHaul picked it up as a hashtag, but that's really cool!
The RIDE
Last Sunday, August 26, about 9:45 in the morning, I saw an MBTA "The RIDE" van backing out of the Memorial/Mass. Ave. underpass, then proceeding forward towards Mass. Ave. along the surface road. This was in front of Killian Court and the van was proceeding west, towards the B.U. Bridge. It was one of those overheight cutaway vans so it might well have lost its top if it went under. I was too far away to tell if there were any passengers inside. But you think that the MBTA's contractors would tell their employees about those roads!
No good
That last-minute intervention may seem providential, but no good can come of interfering with Mother Storrow. Storrowing is how she culls the herd.