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Stroke! Stroke!
By adamg on Sat, 10/20/2018 - 8:16pm
Karen was among the thousands lining the banks of the Charles to watch the annual Head of the Charles Regatta today.
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Karen was among the thousands lining the banks of the Charles to watch the annual Head of the Charles Regatta today.
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Let us all join together
And celebrate our future masters! Lead on children of the One Per Cent, that we may all follow in your glorious wake.
I just can’t get enough of this celebration of the elite. They almost make my life worth living.
How little you know!
What a completely clueless comment.
The Head of the Charles attracts rowers and rowing fans from all strokes of life - including high school crews from low income areas, masters rowers who live simply so they can simply scull, Gentle Giants who move your furniture as a means of training for rowing - can't get more effing working class than that!
In 1985, I still called a rundown trailer home, but they didn't kick my trailer trash ass out of the bow of my MIT 4, nor did they remove our starboard stroke for being a working-class Texan, or our escaped-in-a-boat Hmong coxswain for that matter.
I walked by the HOC along the
I walked by the HOC along the banks of the Charles today, and while I did find it a bit on the WASPy side - don't you think you're being a bit rigid in your denunciation?
What makes you the chief sports political economist?
Head of the Charles
The unity in celebrating success with experienced crews sculling on the beauty of Boston's ambulatory river will leave a taste of Boston's history. Surrounded by exciting onlookers cheering and smiling is what makes Boston Boston. Everyone should allow themselves such fortitude.