How some native New Englanders pronounce "Boston". The Boston accent is known for being non-rhotic (R's are seldom pronounced) and broad, sometimes nasal, vowels.
Other examples of pronunciation:
New Guy in Boston: Can you say park the car in Harvard yard?
Guy born in Bahston: What're you, retahded?
New Guy in Boston: Can you say park the car in Harvard yard?
Guy born in Bahston: What're you, retahded?
by tbozasd November 2, 2010
One that is from the Boston area, and has a very thick accent. Often calls water fountains "bubblers" and has troubles with pronouncing the letter "a" in certain words.
by The Awesome March 6, 2005