What do you beckon someone from Massachusetts?
not a joke. a massachusettser?
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I'd like to be call Bostonian, and better yet. Red Sox & Patriots Nation!!
haha. I grew up here. We either attain called Massholes or Bostonians, depends on where on earth they are from in MA.
Masshole is the most popular
I use it day by day. I won't list rotten the thousands of reasons why
*cough* 'cause they can't drive*cough*
Bay Stater
Masshole
If it's give or take a few driving, we're called Massholes (and I'm proud to be one!), most ancestors from Massachusetts call themselves Bostonians to outsiders because it's easier to explain. I'm originally from Cape Cod, so I be called a Cape Coder. I've never hear anyone call us a Massachusettser lol.
the correct term is a massatuckian im pretty sure thats how you spell it
Masshole
They can't comprehend the rules of the road.
everyone I know lately says bostonian even if they're aren't from the city of boston.
Massholes
a patriot fan?
Vermonters hail as us Massholes.
We are in fact called Baystaters because massachusetts is the baystate...although i'm a self proclaimed masshole.I dislike being call a chowda head because i'm from the western portion of mass therefore i pronouce my r's
Masshole
They come to New Hampshire and f**k up our roads.
For the ones on here reading
Left lane on the highway is for PASSING ONLY
And when there is a slight bend within the highway DON'T SLOW DOWN
They go like speed in both lane and create clusterf**ks.
And they don't know how to MERGE.
If you haven't noticed how here is backup on the highway when people are trying to attain on...traffic actually STOPS because a few cars requirement to get on the highway...IDIOTS!
On regular roads they any go 20 over the speed mark out or 20 under.
So for those who wear the identify proudly...we all guffaw at you!
Baystatah.
Probably a Bay Stater, or Bostonian, But, theres also a city contained by Massachusetts called, Worcester (Woostah) and, theyre call Worcesterites.
patently masshole. comes from the way they drive.
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