14 Questions You Can Only Answer If You're From Massachusetts
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When you live in Massachusetts long enough, you start to aquire a special sort of local knowledge. Some common English words means something totally different in the Bay State, and quirky customs abound. Here are some questions that only Massachusetts natives will know the answers to.
Out-of-staters might assume this means a black coffee, but they’d be wrong. A "coffee regular" has cream and sugar. How much actually depends on what part of the state you live in, but it’s definitely not black.
The bubbler, of course. Or maybe the packie.
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Fudge, pastel shorts, sailing lessons and seafood. Wine from the vine? No so much.
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"Sweet Caroline," of course. This Neil Diamond hit is synonymous with the Boston Red Sox and is played during the 8th inning at Fenway.
He hangs out at Fenway Park in Boston. Good luck getting tickets to sit on him.
Though it sounds like a fairy tale village, it’s actually the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Only weirdos eat a Hoodsie Cup with anything but a tiny wooden paddle.
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Cranberries of course!
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If you’re a Cape Codder, the rest of Massachusetts lives "over the bridge."
A necessary component of the best sort of bowling.
No. Just no. You have to head out of state for that nonsense.
Anywhere but Harvard Yard. You’ll get one monster of a ticket.
Because you didn’t order a frappe.
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If you answered in anything but hours and minutes, you might not be from Massachusetts.
What other questions do you think only a Massachusetts native could answer? Let us know in the comments!
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