How to Avoid Traffic-related Injuries in Boston |
Dumb Scenario 1: You are last in line to get on the bus and scan your CharlieCard, but you're tired or feeling especially limp and don't brace yourself for the bus to recommence motion. Potential Injurious Consequences: You tumble into the burly man in front of you and somehow feel ashamed for the rest of your bus ride while he gives you dirty looks; you tumble into the nanny and knock groceries out of her hands and feel like a prick; you tumble into the empty bus and hit your head on a pole or bruise your shins on a seat.
That One Where—Oh No—I Rhapsodize |
What's That I'm Eating?: North End and Pasta Names |
When you think about it, pasta's a little weird.
Five Ways To Make Red Sox Fans Love You |
5. Show them your Sox tattoo.
Cold City, Hot People |
Sure, you're a cultured young individual; you appreciate good food, music, art. But let's face it—sometimes nothing hits the spot like blatant shallowness. In the interest of providing Let's Go readers with an aesthetically satisfying experience in all respects, I humbly submit a few suggestions.
Picking Up Things from Dead People: Beacon Hill Antiques |
It hasn't been a terribly exciting two days, because Beacon Hill shops are not particularly exciting. (You know, just in case you were dying to shop there. Have fun selling your firstborn in order to do so.)
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