I went to undergrad in Chicago and when people didn’t understand the word “pockabook” I literally could not come up with another descriptor. “I don’t know! A pockabook! What else is there?!”
Slight correction- I would say that the first "D" can be soft- "Mef-fid". Of course, the fact that Powdah house Circle and Davis Sqayah have gone yupscale is criminal.
I think that goes reverse for the rest of us normal Massholes. Always felt weird being in Cambridge working at Dickson Bros. 😂 Then again I'm a Grant from south Medfah
fun fact about the green mosnter: the whole reason it was built was not to put seats up there, but to stop people from sitting on top of the car dealership and watching the game without a ticket. there used to be hill that was in play too. and yes, the ladder on the monster is in play.
My wife is from Boston, I’m from Texass.. my first Fenway game was special.. first thing I noticed were all the women in attendance… then a fight broke out in front of us between 2 women.. as they were being escorted out, the whole section erupted into 🎼hey, hey, hey… goodbye!!🎼.. then there was a rain delay, and we were walking down the steps, and my son asked me about the rain delay rules, and I wasn’t sure…. So, a girl about 10 yo or so was walking in front of us, and she turned around and matter of factly explained the rules… it was a culture shock for sure.. my wife just simply said, ‘Welcome to Baahston’ .. thanks for these terms.. I already knew most of them…. Just like your muth-ah! 😂These are great… subbed.
Ok, but why are these videos so entertaining? Like I don’t see anyone talk about Massachusetts and even Boston so it’s awesome to see someone talk about something I actually know!
I’m originally from central mass and when I was a kid I when I went to Florida for vacation and asked the hotel clerk where the bubla was cuz I was thirsty and she had no idear what the hell I was talking about 😂
I drive by the shuttered Friendlies in Saugus and Stoneham all the time and it makes me sad. Used to take my sonny boy there all the time when he was younger.
I'm from Philadelphia, and we got Friendly's down here, too! And we say "jawn" to refer to any object we don't know or remember the name for. "Yo, Billy, pass me that jawn over there".
Worcester is a town in England and you are pronouncing it correctly. Most of the places in and around Mass are of English origin, Even Boston is named after the original Boston in England.
The funniest thing was about friendly's!!!! I about died laughing when he said you go there as an adult and realize, this place is a shithole lol! Monstah sundaes were the best thing other than hoodsies to get as a kid. Love my home state!!
I grew up saying parlor, and my grandparents said dungarees…lol. Pockabook yes, khed and pissa!! High school memories….lol. Yep, the T. My childhood coming alive watching this
@@Ron4president09 Lynn, Lynn the city of sin You never come out, the way you came in You ask for water, but they give you gin The girls say no, yet they always give in If your not bad, they won’t let you in It’s the damndest city I’ve ever lived in Lynn, Lynn the city of sin You never come out, the way you
I’m from Boston and my favorite slang is probably bangin a uwie. I don’t live there anymore but I have actually used that term without thinking about where it could’ve come from. My family isn’t from there so...😂
Braintree. The first time I read about it I thought that it was a joke. But it is a real place. Wanna visit Massachusetts one day. Love from Singapore.
Hahaha! My family moved to Seattle when I was a kid and my dad ordered a tonic (when we first got there) and was SO confused when they gave him tonic water.
Ayyyy dairy joooyyy I live in Maine but I basically live in Boston because I’m dying 😂 mostly in Boston children’s hospital and I love your Boston slang videos
Friendly's only had Milk-shakes (which has 2 red scoops of ice cream) and they had Fribbles, which had 3 green scoops of ice milk). Friendly's never had Frappe's. I put in my time there. When your family finally had enough sober people to move out of Medford, they must have made it all the way to Saugus. Another beautiful town.
In England it's also pronounced Woostershere (real spelling Worcestershire). And we love Woostershere sauce. Also every single town or a city is named after places in old Engla nd. I'd love to visit Mass.
Cohasset, Natick, Seekonk, Mashpee, Naponset, Mattapan, the name of the state, Massachusetts. . . litdigitaldiversity.northeastern.edu/native-american-names-in-the-greater-boston-area/
ah the T... purple line where 80% you miss your stop and need to be picked up in franklin. favorite slang is tonic because you can tell who's grown up with older Bostonians if you know what it means
Actually, the lines on the T are for where they go. Blue line goes to the ocean, blue/water. Red line goes to Harvard, red/crimson. The green line goes from BC to Kenmore, green monster/green. Orange line is just orange.
I used to live in Boston but now I'm in New Orleans. Down here they call slushes snow balls. And Italian Ice in Boston used to be solid, sold in a covered paper cup. I have a favorite slang word: tonic ("taw-nik"). Basically it's old school for soda.
When I was on a study abroad year at a college in New Hampshire, there was a guy who was OBSESSED with trying to emulate the favourite English swear word ‘twat’. What I learned was that it is practically impossible for an American to say it like a Brit, without sounding like you’re saying three in French 🤣 In fact James I think you should do a video on some classic English swears. I’ll help you out 🤣🤣
Ok this is madly long because our swear words are so ambiguous. Here goes: Bollocks - literal meaning is scrotum. ‘Ah bollocks’ (oh no!), ‘absolute bollocks’ (that is definitely not true i.e. ‘he was talking absolute bollocks’), ‘the dog’s bollocks’ (it is/was really good), ‘my boss gave me a total bollocking’ (I got a proper telling off) Twat - literal meaning is vagina. ‘He’s such a twat’ (first class idiot) Can also be used as an adjective i.e. ‘I went out last night and got absolutely twatted’ (I went out and got very drunk). Wanker - literal meaning is masterbation. Used in the same way as twat. ‘What a wanker’, ‘I was absolutely wankered (drunk)’ Knob - literally a penis. Can be added to lots of words to insult: knobhead, knobjocky, utter knob etc. Fuck/feck - obvious. Feck is the Irish version and the one I use if it slips out in front of my children. Berk - very problematic as you hear parents calling their kids this. On its own it’s not much of an insult - just means idiot. But my dad is a Cockney (he speaks like a Guy Richie film 🤣) so I know in rhyming slang it means ‘Berkeley Hunt’ (cunt). Not many people know this hence the casualness of use. Bellend - literally a penis but so much funnier. Piss - obvious but many uses ‘you’re taking the piss’ (having me on), ‘piss poor’ (very bad), ‘weak as piss’ (not very strong), ‘streak of piss’ (a wimp) ‘I was so pissed’ (drunk - again!) Tit - obvious but we use it for idiot again ‘bloke is an absolute tit’ or ‘I made a tit of myself’. Can also be used to describe inebriation; ‘I was completely off my tits’ (wasted) men say this despite the fact they don’t have tits. We also say ‘I went arse over tit’ to mean I fell over. Bloody - another way of saying damn. Not really offensive but it is quintessentially English! Can I also give a shout out to Bastard. Again really descriptive; ‘that exam was a bastard’, ‘oh what bastard luck’ (bad luck). My dad would also use this as a term of endearment for our beloved cat (really!) 🤣
James Deveney Productions sorry I was still editing that - we have so many meanings and I keep thinking of new ones 🤣🤣 I swear to God you would not get half of the conversation from a Cockney. Sometimes I’ll say stuff to my husband (who is also from London but not the East End) and he’s like WTF?!?
James Deveney Productions Haha - well I can’t wait to see it! In the meantime get your arse watching some classic Snatch and Lockstock (the Gentlemen isn’t too shabby either.)
It took me at least 5 tries to get through the rotary coming out of Logan heading to 93 north to NH. Every damn time I'd end up in Lynn/Revere because I could never figure out you had to go all the way around 180 degrees and head back south for 93! It's probably different now, but that's how it was in the early 70s. The worst place in the world to drive, especially Storrow Drive.
Where are YOU from?? And what's your favorite slang word? Doesn't have to Boston!
Heyyyyyy Step-dad I'm Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 born and raised in Chicago.
@@ivyrivera8081 nice!
Gloucester
James Deveney Productions im from beverly MA
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“Dressed like they’re about to invade France in 1940” 😂
I went to undergrad in Chicago and when people didn’t understand the word “pockabook” I literally could not come up with another descriptor. “I don’t know! A pockabook! What else is there?!”
Purse for smart people!
I swear to God I didn't even know pockabook was a Boston thing! What the hell else would ya call it??
And the people in Chicago shouldn't judge accents
I am a New Englander and this is exactly how we say pockabook aka pocketbook 😂😂😂
You went to Chi-town? eww!
"A colorful emergency room" LOL! So on point.
Yeah, that was funny
Fun fact: The Friendly’s in Billerica is now an Urgent Care lol So it literally turned into an ER
I’d say Medford is pronounced, Med-fid. Yes, i’m from Mass and he is spot on.
YES! I’m a Med-fid girl. People would always say you’re from Meffa. I’ve never heard a Medfid person call it Meffa.
Technically yeah that's how we say it , but meffah is another level of shinanigans . South Medfid kid
Slight correction- I would say that the first "D" can be soft- "Mef-fid". Of course, the fact that Powdah house Circle and Davis Sqayah have gone yupscale is criminal.
"MEFF-uh."
I've always heard Medfid, until comedians started saying Meffa.
I come from Yorkshire in the North of England. We say, pahk, cah, gahden, parlah, monstah. You also pronounce Worcester correctly!
Ya mutha!
YEAH!
Helllooooo 😊
Hello to our cousins cross the pond! Wicked pissah, mate!
I’m from Cambridge but it always feels like I’m going to a different state when I go to Boston
Imagine your from Worcester!
I think that goes reverse for the rest of us normal Massholes. Always felt weird being in Cambridge working at Dickson Bros. 😂 Then again I'm a Grant from south Medfah
YOU ARE!
fun fact about the green mosnter: the whole reason it was built was not to put seats up there, but to stop people from sitting on top of the car dealership and watching the game without a ticket. there used to be hill that was in play too. and yes, the ladder on the monster is in play.
You're 100% right. I'll always remember the home run derby at Fenway when those roid monsters were blasting balls over the monster alllll night
my ultimate dream is to go to Fenway and see the Red Sox play. Been a huge fan for a very long time. :-)
Lol thanks for that history lesson but I think you meant to say “ladduh” instead of ladder. 👍🏼
@@74artgrrl u rite
My wife is from Boston, I’m from Texass.. my first Fenway game was special.. first thing I noticed were all the women in attendance… then a fight broke out in front of us between 2 women.. as they were being escorted out, the whole section erupted into 🎼hey, hey, hey… goodbye!!🎼.. then there was a rain delay, and we were walking down the steps, and my son asked me about the rain delay rules, and I wasn’t sure…. So, a girl about 10 yo or so was walking in front of us, and she turned around and matter of factly explained the rules… it was a culture shock for sure.. my wife just simply said, ‘Welcome to Baahston’ .. thanks for these terms.. I already knew most of them…. Just like your muth-ah! 😂These are great… subbed.
I'm from Rhode Island so, basically Boston adjacent. My favorite expression from RI is JEET? (did you eat?) No, JU? (no, did you?)
I'm laughing so hard cause I never realized I spoke like this but it's from talkin so fast 😂
You didn't need the translation.
"Jeet jet?" "No, joo?"
Ok, but why are these videos so entertaining? Like I don’t see anyone talk about Massachusetts and even Boston so it’s awesome to see someone talk about something I actually know!
😁
You should also look up Gary Gulman. He’s hilarious!
WHAT??????????????????????????
Being a Bostonian I can approve this video is correct
SPOKEN LIKE TRUE OBAMA SUPPORTER!
Never heard the Cape refered to as The Boot of Massachusetts ever.
I think it’s call the Arm
I moved to Boston last year and the rotary made me so confused. I thought the sign was for a rotary club lol
I've lived in MA all my life, and there are so many words that I didn't know were considered slang. I thought everyone used the word Tool....
I’m originally from the south, and the word is used in the same way down there, at least in areas I lived in.
I’m originally from central mass and when I was a kid I when I went to Florida for vacation and asked the hotel clerk where the bubla was cuz I was thirsty and she had no idear what the hell I was talking about 😂
I’m from SoCal and definitely still use tool, though it was more of a 2000’s thing here
I love Boston accents! I could watch you all day 😍
😂😂😂
I moved from Boston to Atlanta and NO ONE understands anything I'm saying. Lol
Your two slang videos have helped give credibility to a story I wrote set in Boston.
Lol that’s dope
Bruh I love ya I moved half way around the world and this helps so much with my homesickness you’re wicked awesome
I’m from Worcester totally agree 😂😂
“ ON DEAD DOGGS” is the most common used slang term in Boston. In the ghetto that is. #Roxbury #Dorchester #Mattapan #HydePark #SoutHEnd #JP 💥💥💥
_"...I should have gone to juvie"_
Aaaaaand peed my pants!
No longer live in Boston but do not miss statie still give me goosebumps
They are the most HUMORLESS people you will ever meet! I think being an arsehole is a condition of employment!
I'm from Revere and this is 100% correct!
Sa-veah!
Ya forgot buraeu! “Grab ma pocketbook outta the dra in my buraeu so I can run ta dunks”
I drive by the shuttered Friendlies in Saugus and Stoneham all the time and it makes me sad. Used to take my sonny boy there all the time when he was younger.
I'm from Philadelphia, and we got Friendly's down here, too!
And we say "jawn" to refer to any object we don't know or remember the name for.
"Yo, Billy, pass me that jawn over there".
Hoagies! Everyone there calls a grinder a hoagie!
Haha.. you nailed it about Worcester
Hey, the Clark kids disagree!
Being from Jersey, we have a lot of the same sayings! We say Jimmies, we say parlor, pocketbook, etc
Spot on. Some are specific to Boston but a lot of these were part of growing up along the NH/VT border up north.
Worcester is a town in England and you are pronouncing it correctly. Most of the places in and around Mass are of English origin, Even Boston is named after the original Boston in England.
Thats because that is where they originated from and couldnt pronounce the Indian names!
Ohhh. And New England is named that cuz they were from Old England. All makes sense now.
Don't forget Bicester.
The funniest thing was about friendly's!!!! I about died laughing when he said you go there as an adult and realize, this place is a shithole lol! Monstah sundaes were the best thing other than hoodsies to get as a kid. Love my home state!!
No true Bostonian is buying dungarees from Macy's. We bought them from Filenes or Jordan Marsh.
Didn't Filenes go outa business a long time ago? My ma used to shop there tho; now we do shop at macys. probs more yuppy than townie tho
True Jordan marsh or fineness, or the stores on charles Street ages ago
Shawt Pawch @ Fenway, lotsa Dingahs hit into that right field @ The Pahk⚾️
RIGHT INTO THE BULLPEN
My neighbor is a statie and holy shit he’s gotta be one of the funnies guys I’ve met
Cops have the best stories, my brother is a Lieutenant
So funny because this is spot on. I'm from there
I grew up saying parlor, and my grandparents said dungarees…lol. Pockabook yes, khed and pissa!! High school memories….lol. Yep, the T. My childhood coming alive watching this
When I moved from Boston to South Carolina, I ended up in hot watah, because I couldn’t distinguish the parlor from the den🤣
From Lynn. For the longest time I never knew what someone was talking about when they said roundabout 😂😂😂
Omg I lived in Lynn for years! Graduated from English High✌🏾
@@beantownzfinest1247 At Classical now. Pretty nice place.
Lynn lynn city of sin...
They say the same thing over in England in London for sure.
@@Ron4president09 Lynn, Lynn the city of sin
You never come out, the way you came in
You ask for water, but they give you gin
The girls say no, yet they always give in
If your not bad, they won’t let you in
It’s the damndest city I’ve ever lived in
Lynn, Lynn the city of sin
You never come out, the way you
Lol there’s no Dairy Joy in southern MA! So I’ve never heard of it
I’m from Boston and my favorite slang is probably bangin a uwie. I don’t live there anymore but I have actually used that term without thinking about where it could’ve come from. My family isn’t from there so...😂
He talks about that in Part 1😂
It’s crazy this isn’t common sense to everyone 😂
Holy shit... friendlys brings back so many memories
Never heard the term “road soda”? A “roadie” yes!
as someone from New Bedford, this is 200% accurate.
I live in New Bedford (New Befahd) also. Both his accent videos are awesome.
I'm from Cincinnati and we used to have Friendly's here. I miss it
Friendly's is originally from Massachusetts
Omg the slushes at the little league snack shacks! These videos bring back my entire childhood. Love it!
Love your video. After living here 17 years and counting, this is so true and funny!
GLOUCESTER.... "THEY'RE ALWAYS FROM GLOSTA!!"
Braintree. The first time I read about it I thought that it was a joke. But it is a real place. Wanna visit Massachusetts one day.
Love from Singapore.
It is real!
I've got a few, "cold tea" at the Moon Villa, mass ave, com ave, macaroni and gravy, cahf (cafeteria), Southie, tonic.
Hahaha! My family moved to Seattle when I was a kid and my dad ordered a tonic (when we first got there) and was SO confused when they gave him tonic water.
I always laugh my butt off when I look these Boston accent videos!
I now live two hours from Boston. I visit there sometimes to see concerts. Wanna meet somebody who talks like this!
You're so correct about Boston slang!
Wicked pissa video kid. Cacha lata kid!😁👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Dude, you are funny. I lived in Slummerville for a long time. Now I'm north shore.
Scummerville 😂
You are hysterical Brah!
He's right you know. I left Somerville 50 years ago.
What about a GRINDAH from D'Angelos?
Yessss!!
"Decent!" ('Dee-cent!'). Wicked Neat! Super cool.
People from Worcester call Medford "Med-fid" and New Bedford "New Bed-fid", but for some reason a Ford is a Foahd.
Yes I'm from Fall River and we say New Befid We don't realize it until someone points it out though!
Ayyyy dairy joooyyy I live in Maine but I basically live in Boston because I’m dying 😂 mostly in Boston children’s hospital and I love your Boston slang videos
You're dying!? Whats wrong bud. I'm glad you enjoy them
Friendly's only had Milk-shakes (which has 2 red scoops of ice cream) and they had Fribbles, which had 3 green scoops of ice milk). Friendly's never had Frappe's. I put in my time there. When your family finally had enough sober people to move out of Medford, they must have made it all the way to Saugus. Another beautiful town.
In England it's also pronounced Woostershere (real spelling Worcestershire). And we love Woostershere sauce. Also every single town or a city is named after places in old Engla nd. I'd love to visit Mass.
Love worcestershire sauce
Not all our town names are English; some are Native American words 😉
@@heatheralfano1871 such as
Cohasset, Natick, Seekonk, Mashpee, Naponset, Mattapan, the name of the state, Massachusetts. . . litdigitaldiversity.northeastern.edu/native-american-names-in-the-greater-boston-area/
What a way to staaaht my day! 😀😀😀😀😀😀
I’m from New Bedford and I can also confirm we use every single one of theses words
Born and raised in New Bedford (New Befahd). I think we might have a deeper accent then Boston.
The accent and the way you speak reminds me so much of my first language (North European).
James this is so good! I just hit the like button for you 👍👍 so entertaining dear 👏👏
You forgot to mention how much the green line screams bloody murder pulling into the t station
My favorite stop on the green line D is "Eliot" because it reminds me of ET... "Eliottt" LOL
ah the T... purple line where 80% you miss your stop and need to be picked up in franklin.
favorite slang is tonic because you can tell who's grown up with older Bostonians if you know what it means
That was amazing but please call me.... You need to hear what Medford sounds like from a Medford girl lol
these are hilarious ☠️☠️ include lowell in pt 3!
On it!
James Deveney Productions bet i’m looking forward to it!
Hey, that's how we say Worcester in the UK too, so much so that Seabrook used to deliberately misspell it that way on "wuster sauce" flavoured crisps.
Lol I figured! We have a lot of towns here that end in "ham" like Framingham, Waltham, Dedham, which I'm sure originated from the UK
Woo-stah...a.k.a. Wormtown!
Aye bro.....stop it, I can’t breathe 😂😂
😂
Grew up between Bahston and Providence. Bellingham.
Actually, the lines on the T are for where they go. Blue line goes to the ocean, blue/water. Red line goes to Harvard, red/crimson. The green line goes from BC to Kenmore, green monster/green. Orange line is just orange.
Orange line stops at downtown crossing where you could get an orange julius.
What about the Brown line? where does the Brown Line go?
I would say the Charles has more cars and dead bodies in it than WuuusssTahhhh has shitbags!!! That's a lot.
We called the slush- fuzz sometimes. Dunno why, my parents said it and grandparents. Always the best was the blue raspberry! Yes
I seriously thought kids in my junior high invented the word Tool. Description fits though
my moms from new bedford so im just sitting here listening to the background of my second language😭😭
LOL
I'm born and raised in New Bedford (New Befahd). I actually think we might have a worse accent.
I miss Friendly's & the T is a hell of alot better than public transit here in Edmonton Canada
Edmondchuk!
"Worcester is the worst city in Massachusetts."
Fitchburg would like to have a word with you.
I often hear Wistah as well as Woostah. And so true about Frieindly's.
I used to live in Boston but now I'm in New Orleans. Down here they call slushes snow balls. And Italian Ice in Boston used to be solid, sold in a covered paper cup.
I have a favorite slang word: tonic ("taw-nik"). Basically it's old school for soda.
My dad still says it, I"m adding it to pahhht 3
Those little ice creams in the paper cups use to be called hoodsies.
Remember Boone's fahm and ripple pagen pink wines?
@@einrebclam7751 Hoodsie Cups, because they were made by Hood! they still exist, too!
I’m from Worcester and I couldn’t agree more
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Falmouth MA. Got picked up by a statie this Summer on 128. Wicked scary
Rotary, Roundabout, Traffic Circle
When I was on a study abroad year at a college in New Hampshire, there was a guy who was OBSESSED with trying to emulate the favourite English swear word ‘twat’. What I learned was that it is practically impossible for an American to say it like a Brit, without sounding like you’re saying three in French 🤣 In fact James I think you should do a video on some classic English swears. I’ll help you out 🤣🤣
Lol what are the top 10?? And what do they mean?
Ok this is madly long because our swear words are so ambiguous. Here goes:
Bollocks - literal meaning is scrotum. ‘Ah bollocks’ (oh no!), ‘absolute bollocks’ (that is definitely not true i.e. ‘he was talking absolute bollocks’), ‘the dog’s bollocks’ (it is/was really good), ‘my boss gave me a total bollocking’ (I got a proper telling off)
Twat - literal meaning is vagina. ‘He’s such a twat’ (first class idiot) Can also be used as an adjective i.e. ‘I went out last night and got absolutely twatted’ (I went out and got very drunk).
Wanker - literal meaning is masterbation. Used in the same way as twat. ‘What a wanker’, ‘I was absolutely wankered (drunk)’
Knob - literally a penis. Can be added to lots of words to insult: knobhead, knobjocky, utter knob etc.
Fuck/feck - obvious. Feck is the Irish version and the one I use if it slips out in front of my children.
Berk - very problematic as you hear parents calling their kids this. On its own it’s not much of an insult - just means idiot. But my dad is a Cockney (he speaks like a Guy Richie film 🤣) so I know in rhyming slang it means ‘Berkeley Hunt’ (cunt). Not many people know this hence the casualness of use.
Bellend - literally a penis but so much funnier.
Piss - obvious but many uses ‘you’re taking the piss’ (having me on), ‘piss poor’ (very bad), ‘weak as piss’ (not very strong), ‘streak of piss’ (a wimp) ‘I was so pissed’ (drunk - again!)
Tit - obvious but we use it for idiot again ‘bloke is an absolute tit’ or ‘I made a tit of myself’. Can also be used to describe inebriation; ‘I was completely off my tits’ (wasted) men say this despite the fact they don’t have tits. We also say ‘I went arse over tit’ to mean I fell over.
Bloody - another way of saying damn. Not really offensive but it is quintessentially English!
Can I also give a shout out to Bastard. Again really descriptive; ‘that exam was a bastard’, ‘oh what bastard luck’ (bad luck). My dad would also use this as a term of endearment for our beloved cat (really!) 🤣
@@ellelondon465 This is amazing Elle!!! I'm gonna try and turn this into a video. I wish I had a cockney accent
James Deveney Productions sorry I was still editing that - we have so many meanings and I keep thinking of new ones 🤣🤣
I swear to God you would not get half of the conversation from a Cockney. Sometimes I’ll say stuff to my husband (who is also from London but not the East End) and he’s like WTF?!?
James Deveney Productions Haha - well I can’t wait to see it! In the meantime get your arse watching some classic Snatch and Lockstock (the Gentlemen isn’t too shabby either.)
i miss friendlys, used to be one right off the 93 but now its a wendys
Are you shittin me, this guy is right on.
It took me at least 5 tries to get through the rotary coming out of Logan heading to 93 north to NH. Every damn time I'd end up in Lynn/Revere because I could never figure out you had to go all the way around 180 degrees and head back south for 93! It's probably different now, but that's how it was in the early 70s. The worst place in the world to drive, especially Storrow Drive.
Road Soda....In Australia we call that a Traveler
Suit yourself, iron messiah commercials!!!!
Spuckie, Piazza, the T, wicked pissah, Quinzy, Dot, jimmies, tonic, Friendlys, the BahGan centah closed, Fenway Frank, pond, brook, Woo bun, sneakers, dungarees
Please do Quincy that place is wild
JAMESON POPE im in Braintree right outside of quincy
He/She - was sooo pissed last night. (Drunk not angry)
I think a roundabout in alabama is that circular doohicky in the road.
I have family in Jamaica Plain and you are spot on! Enjoyed it very much!
I love Friendly's!!!!
the best!
Substitute couch with sofa. My friends didn’t know what that was!
Kappy's is the only reason I go to Medford LOL
I'm from Bedford (in between Lexington and Concord) and the looks i get when i go to an outa state packie and ask about nips wicked funny