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Does Gay Street always smell?
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Analogue Kid
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Parts of the OSU campus could smell pretty bad too. When Larkins Hall was still around, the area on the Stadium side could almost knock you out on some days.
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johnwirtz
Evanston, IL
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alove wrote >>
It's something you have to get over in a big city.Chicago's a big city and I've never smelled it here except for next to the actual sewage treatment plant.
Analogue Kid wrote >>
Parts of the OSU campus could smell pretty bad too. When Larkins Hall was still around, the area on the Stadium side could almost knock you out on some days.I lived in Lincoln Tower and spent a lot of time at Larkins and don't remember the smell at OSU. That was in 2000, so maybe they improved it at some point?
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johnwirtz
Evanston, IL
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alove wrote >>
Are you kidding? Maybe not as bad as NY, but Chicago is pretty damn stankayyyy.
The worst was walking to and from RiverNorth for groceries.Not kidding. Never had a problem here. On the contrary, I can smell the deliciousness of the Blommer chocolate factory downtown when the wind is blowing right.
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scorpcmh
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@johnwirtz-You are not imagining the smell at Young and Gay. I live in the park building within several feet of the intersection. The good part is that it is very contained near the sewer....can not smell it in the courtyard/condos. Also, that is the only spot I know of in the area with an odor so its not a big deal. I believe the city is working on the odor problem anyway....
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