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Better go tell your aunt, there's a dead train at Ashmont
By adamg on Thu, 07/13/2017 - 9:10am
"Minor" delays on that branch of the Red Line, the MBTA reports.
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"Minor" delays on that branch of the Red Line, the MBTA reports.
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No, sorry.
In my world, Aunt (i.e. "Ant") does not rhyme with Ashmant (I mean Ashmont.).
heretick.
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HairyTick?
ScaryRick?
If you say 'ant' you must not be from "around here"
I was attending a business meeting in the South years ago with my boss, a Boston native like myself. He used the word "can't" (rythmes with Ashmont) in a presentation. The assembled Southerners giggled because they thought he was making a rude reference to a female body part.
Truth
The kidlet doesn't have a Boston accent, despite being Boston born and bred. Except when discussing one of her uncles' wives.
and then...
...it really comes out when she says "jeezis, that freakin laydeee, kehd"
Well ...
They'd be wrong because that's a different pronunciation all together.
Anyone Could Make That Mistake!
My late Aunt
would object to being called an insect.
Let's rename it Marshmont.
Let's rename it Marshmont.
http://causewaycrowd.com/2011/06/16/brad-marshmont-marchand-now-an-icon-...
I grew up in Boston. I
I grew up in Boston. I alternate between Ant and Ah-nt, but I've never heard anyone from Boston rhyme the word with Ashmont (rhymes with daunt, font, gaunt).