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A concrete reason to avoid 93 north in Somerville

Concrete spill in Somerville on I-93

State Police report a truck lost some concrete on I-93 northbound at exit 29 sometime after 10 a.m., forcing troopers to close all but the left lane while a crew cleaned up the mess.

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what a fricken mess that is - it's the worst I've seen.

That said, this seems to be an increasingly common phenomenon - there is one place (entrance to the turnpike eastbound from Park Rd. in Weston) where this seems to be becoming a monthly occurrence (there it is just the remnants in the chute that go onto the road as the truck makes the left onto the ramp, but there is enough concrete deposited in the road to make it a significant hazard if it is there long enough to harden).

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to carve their initials in the drying concrete? Joanie luvs Chachi 4eva!

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I hope the cops pepper spray that punk concrete!

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The concrete running its mouth and not complying with orders?

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Not only that, but the concrete exclaimed "you can't do that, man!"

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Because it's concrete.

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to see how police responded to taunts from the concrete?

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That some of that concrete can't be used to fill some the many pot holes in that area. That part of 93 is a serious mess.

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What was the truck protesting?

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The Staties are trying to locate a pepper spray container big enough to deal with this.

Just kidding! Everyone keep their knickers untwisted and go about your day.

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...are probably organizing a vigil as we speak to mourn the loss of so much precious, precious, concrete, which never even had a chance to replace a spot of parkland somewhere.

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that concrete could have been destined for a sidewalk somewhere. Or the foundation for a Hubway station perhaps.

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If a bike did something which slowed down traffic and/or ruined a road surface there would be dozen of comments about lunatic cyclists who care about nothing but themselves and should be banned from the road.

But when a truck has a preventable accident that causes a major headache and expense the same people only blame the driver/company (not all trucks) or figure that "Accidents Happen" and it isn't a big deal. The same thing goes for every time a car plows into a building, bursts into flames, etc.

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Solely the drivers/companies fault. I drove by it! What you cant see is the truck further up the road. It was a regular dump which did not secure the back latch correctly, not a cement truck.

But at least were on the same page regarding cyclist being a pain in the ___ and entitled!

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Think you need to go back and re-read BostonDog's post.
Or is it just Opposite Day?

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Grade 3: grammar, punctuation, plurals, vocabulary and apostrophe use.

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