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storrowed
putting a 12'6" truck under a 10'6" bridge. Common in Boston MA. Storrowing Season is usually during late August and Early Sept when College kids that cannot read attempt to navigate their way through the Corn maze roadways of Bahstahn. ( Boston) The rest of the year " Storrowing" occurs by Canadian Commercial Drivers.Je me souviens. DOH!!!
Court spotted a freshly Storrowed truck on the ramp to the Fenway from the outbound side this morning.
The company in question, FriendBox, makes boxes, so that's one boxed-in box box truck. They're based in Danvers, so you'd think they'd have heard about those quaint Storrow Drive height restrictions.
The company in question, FriendBox, makes boxes, so that's one boxed-in box box truck. They're based in Danvers, so you'd think they'd have heard about those quaint Storrow Drive height restrictions.
storrowed by mindcrime11 October 7, 2013
snorrowful
(1) His latest waste of film is the most snorrowful movie I've ever almost sat through.
(2) Whatever you do, don't mention breakups; the tears will start flowing and she'll become your snorrowful sister.
(2) Whatever you do, don't mention breakups; the tears will start flowing and she'll become your snorrowful sister.
snorrowful by ΔиłĦ☼иצ ߀₡ʞ June 3, 2009
sorrow
When you feel so helpless and stupid and you think nothing is ever gonna be good again, and even macaroni and cheese taste like sawdust, and you can't even bother to masturbate because it feels too energy-consuming.
sorrow by Well I'm... you know... Urban March 6, 2017
scorrie
scorrie by rolley molley March 11, 2007
storror
storror by I have a great friend October 23, 2019
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