ITT we talk like yankees.

[KennyK]

no more lines?

switched to meth

i'm cutting

[LatinaLoca]

Orange drank.


But I would ask for sweet tea instead.

Edit: Latina beat me to it. She's on my page.

I gotcha

[Crazymix]

switched to meth

i'm cutting

no wonder why you have 30K post you can't stop moving brah sucking the glass dick.



cutting with glass.... nice

[*dwest*]

"Hey guys, isn't it great to have indoor plumbing?"

This is the thread we talk like yankees, not rednecks.

[Defiant1]

This is the thread we talk like yankees, not rednecks.

I think you missed my humor.

[KennyK]

"Hey guys, isn't it great to have indoor plumbing?"

"Why yes, i AM open to new ideas!"

[Defiant1]

switched to meth

i'm cutting

They call meth "coke" in the south.

[*dwest*]

I think you missed my humor.

Nah I love humor.

Where are you from?

[KennyK]

They call meth "coke" in the south.

for use on hillbilly wallstreet


i hear they call stairs "tennis shoes"
and they call spaghetti "knight rider"

[LatinaLoca]

for use on hillbilly wallstreet


i hear they call stairs "tennis shoes"
and they call spaghetti "knight rider"

I'm still trying to figure this one out

the "tennis shoes" part sorta makes sense but help me out with that last one

[KennyK]

I'm still trying to figure this one out

the "tennis shoes" part sorta makes sense but help me out with that last one

it was a joke

lol

[user18799886210]

Who the hell says pop?

agreed...

[LatinaLoca]

it was a joke

lol

Ahh ok ty lol

[tyranire]

Who the hell says pop?

That's one thing that annoyed me about Toronto...seeing "pop" listed as an item on menus.

[Esoteric-Amal]

I think I'd like a bottle of pop.

Soda or Sodeee will do nicely too

[Esoteric-Amal]

Faht? Nah it was the dwog

Lulz... naw *ppphhbbbttt* that was wet

[TeresaMalia]

Any of yous guys wanna split a pie?

[The Squatch]

Any of yous guys wanna split a pie?

That's the only way to refer to a delicious pizza from a "pitseria".

[erinlee01]

That's the only way to refer to a delicious pizza from a "pitseria".

Agreed.

[TeresaMalia]

That's the only way to refer to a delicious pizza from a "pitseria".

Like the kind where Mr. Chuck E. Cheese comes out and sings to you?





brb being rude to someone on the subway.

[The Squatch]

Like the kind where Mr. Chuck E. Cheese comes out and sings to you?





brb being rude to someone on the subway.

Chuck E. Cheese is not a pizzeria!

[*dwest*]

In before John Rocker.

[The Squatch]

In before John Rocker.

He's from Georgia, not New York.

[TeresaMalia]

Chuck E. Cheese is not a pizzeria!

j/king

In before John Rocker.

He's from Georgia, not New York.

lol doh!

[shock_and_awe]

My Yankees aren't in the World Series this year.



*Cries*

[jsmircich]

I have my fingers crossed for the SAWX.


Coke or Pepsi is referred to as coke, everything else is soda, Pies are in NY in Mass we ask for a pieca pizza (or a slice depending on where in MA you live).

It's hahd for me to type the way I tawk. and I think what confuses most people is that I can sound like I'm straight out of the South End or even from New Yawk.

[kimm4]

Boston Slang:

barrel or rubbish barrel ? 'wastebasket'
bubbler or water bubbler ? 'drinking fountain'
camp ? can refer to 'a summer cottage' or 'lake house'
cape ? used to refer to Cape Cod "we're going down the cape"
carriage ? 'shopping cart'
cleansers ? 'cleaners (mostly on signage)'
clicker ? pronounced "Clickah", 'television remote control'
coffee; regular ? 'coffee with milk (or cream) and usually two spoonsful of sugar'
dooryard - the front yard or driveway area (very uncommon)
donkey mix- 'phrase to denote confusion' (very uncommon)
donut: chocolate frosted ? 'a raised donut with chocolate frosting'
donut: chocolate glazed ? 'a chocolate cake donut with chocolate frosting'
double decker ? 'a two-story, two-family home with one unit built on top of the other'
down cellar ? pronounced "down cellah" 'in the basement'
elastic ? 'rubber band'
frappe ? 'milkshake made with ice cream'
fudgicle ? as opposed to 'fudgesicle' with an s
grinder ? 'submarine sandwich'
into town ? 'into Boston' (contrast to New Yorkers' use of "the City")
The Hub ? 'another name for Boston, as in the Hub of the Universe'
Jimmies - 'chocolate sprinkles'
johnny ? a medical gown worn by patients for examinations
packie ? liquor store
pocketbook ? 'purse'
puffer ? hand-held asthma inhaler
rotary ? 'traffic circle or roundabout'
spa ? 'convenience store' (originally, it meant a store with a soda fountain). A "Town Spa" is often a pizza restaurant.
spuckey ? 'submarine sandwich,' still commonly heard in East Boston. A "spuckey roll" is a short sub roll. (very uncommon)
Staties - Nickname for the Massachusetts State Police, as opposed to local police.
The T - Public transportation in the Metro Boston area. Refers to the subway, the streetcar, the ferry, and the bus. The ferry is highly recommended because it bypasses traffic, and they serve beer.
time ? 'a party', e.g., "My buddy's having a time over at his place."
tonic ? 'carbonated soda,' older speakers.
town club / sports club - When Boston surburbia was woods and farms, men would gather here for deer hunting expeditions. When the land was subdivided into Levitt houses and McMansions, these "clubs" became places where the aging, ex-hunters would gather to escape their wives and get sloshed.
townies ? A native of any town in Massachusetts. A person has to be born in the town and spend their life there to be a townie. "Townies" hold clout in their town, and are allowed certain privileges. "Townies" are allowed drunken rants in town meetings. Furthermore, police usually ignore a townie's extreme drunk driving.[citation needed] "Townies" will often drive home after having a "time" at the "town club".
triple decker or three decker ? 'a three-story, three-family home with three identical units built on top of the other'
wicked ? 'very'; alternatively, 'wicked' may also indicate approval or become a universal descriptor, e.g., "That chowdah was wicked good." Connected with this is also the word "pissah," which can be used either as an adverb or a noun meaning "great". The two words are also used in conjunction with each to denote something of very high quality, i.e. "That game was wicked pissah." "Pissah", while legendary Boston slang, is in reality considered vulgar (being derived from the word "piss") -- and not something true Bostonians would say in polite company. "Pissah" was a slang common to children and teenagers in the 70's. It is no longer used.

[Mindi912]

Who the hell says pop?

We used to say pop when I was little.

[Keltron]

getafukowtahea!
waddyatwaaaaakin' about?

[demike]

There was a girl in school that said pop instead of soda...I didn't care for it I tell ya

I'd like to see Phillies do something yeaaaa