Pssst, Boston... ready for another gathering?

@cicerone imposter,

At least three...? Jes, Region, me, quinn1, and Dasha. Probably George, Merry Andrew, and username. Possibly Slappy.

@littlek,

I've seen Slappy twice? Three times? Once at your house, once when Dasha came back for a visit. I think George is a definite on the "at least three" criterion. Andrew and username, definitely. We're the nine hardcore folk, but quinn1, Dasha and Merry Andrew have all moved, so now we're the six hardcore folk.

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@cicerone imposter,

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rjb, If you had paid attention, they just don't have "r" in the pronunciation.

an "r" is sometimes added to a word that doesn't need one --
............. should i get a beeah, or a soder?

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@jespah,

If Cambridge counts: I've seen rosbourne, once, not in Boston, but in Cambridge.

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I've been at
The Union Oyster House
Dandelion Green
The Summer Shack
John Harvard's Brew House
The Stockyard

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@jespah,

TerryDo was at most of the early ones, warn't she? and I met the Sealpoet's twice.

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@ehBeth,

Terry Do, JerryR, Sugar/lupina, Irish Blues..... all abuzz gatherers who never moved (really) to a2k.

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@Region Philbis,

Well, at least, they didn't throw it away and saved it for another word.

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Not sure if all A2K Bostonians now this: Jespah, Region Philbis, and myself (maybe Goerge, too?) are running another 5K in Artisani Park Saturday morning. I can't speak for the others, but I'd be delighted if Bostonian non-runners would like to join us sometime before or after. Perhaps for lunch?

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Reg, really now! You should get a TONIC.

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@Thomas,

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(maybe Goerge, too?)

George and his entire bunion will be there.

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@George,

Great! And apologies for mangling your name.

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Come cheer us on! Smile

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@MontereyJack,

i thought 'tonic' was more southern.

guy i worked with grew up in texas, but moved up heeyuh at some point.
he always said 'tonic'...

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no, definitely Mass (last generatiion's Mass, at least)

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@Region Philbis,

No, no. 'Tonic' is strictly Greater Boston idiom, not even all of Mass. They make fun of Bostonian expressions, e.g. 'tonic', west of Sprinngfield. Your Texas friend must have been trying to sound like a local. In Texas they generally call it 'soda', sometimes 'pop.'

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@Merry Andrew,

they speak funny west a Woostah

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@George,

George wrote:

they speak funny west a Woostah

wicked funny

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@Merry Andrew,

Soda pop is wicked pisser.

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@George,

Ya huh!

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