Now, if you want a hilarious bit that incorporates New England vocal stylings give Adam Sandler's Tollbooth Willy a listen. It's way too blue to post here but is pretty awesome.
20 things people from New England say?
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Neesy
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Author Stephen King Interviewed About the Foods He Loves and Hates - Bon Appétit
Not oysters apparently (well not at Stephen King's house!)
Wait a minute. Oysters are alive when you eat them?
I never knew this. I am so glad I don't eat oysters. I think I tried one once.
Clams too. If you see them on a bed of ice. They are alive.
Sometimes broken apart for you in a restaurant, exposed. - but alive on ice
Gosh that sounded like a horror story..
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
damn straight I do! even Teddy knows what those are now!!!
I can't open the link, what were the twenty words please... and for the record... if you wanted to incur my mother's wrath, just put "wicked pissa" in any given sentence ....
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less you eat them steamed
sounds like a sheep brothel to me...
My younger daughter lives in Worcester now and every time I go there, I can't help myself from saying Welcome to Woostah.
Manhattan Clam Chowder is vastly superior to New England Clam Chowder.
And to illustrate how crazy New Englanders are... in 1939 a bill was introduced in the Maine legislature to make it illegal to add tomatoes to chowder.
And to illustrate how crazy New Englanders are... in 1939 a bill was introduced in the Maine legislature to make it illegal to add tomatoes to chowder.
Manhattan Clam Chowder is not clam chowder. It is an abomination claiming to be clam chowder.
I think you’ve been moderating too long, and am seriously concerned with your mental health.Manhattan Clam Chowder is not clam chowder. It is an abomination claiming to be clam chowder.
My cousin from New England visited yesterday, and we talked about chowder. She agreed with me on the clam chowder debate. And her being half Italian had absolutely nothing to do with it.
She just lost her New England resident card.I think you’ve been moderating too long, and am seriously concerned with your mental health.
My cousin from New England visited yesterday, and we talked about chowder. She agreed with me on the clam chowder debate. And her being half Italian had absolutely nothing to do with it.
I see that New England Irish-Italian love-hate relationship is still alive and well. With her being half Irish, does she have a chance of getting it back?
I'm neither Italian nor Irish so that particular prejudice doesn't apply to me and wasn't the reason I rescinded her NE resident card. She'd have to reject her allegiance to Manhattan Clam Chowder--that's the real offense here.I see that New England Irish-Italian love-hate relationship is still alive and well. With her being half Irish, does she have a chance of getting it back?