Boston is the act of receiving head. Usually used in a phrase, "a trip to Boston". After getting said fellatio, you would tell your homies about it subtly, with class. Possible New-York thing, not sure tho.
"Yo What happened with shawty you left with last night?"
"We went to my car and I took her on a one way trip to Boston"
"Ayyyy my nigga!"
"We went to my car and I took her on a one way trip to Boston"
"Ayyyy my nigga!"
by ToxicSandwiches October 30, 2021
Let’s go to Boston!
by go cry about it January 15, 2025
We're elitist, yet somehow dirty.
We're progressive, yet somehow prejudiced.
We're full of history, and we're full of shit.
We are 50 shades of ugly.
We are cold as ice.
We are alcoholics in denial.
We are smarter than you.
We hate you all.
We are Boston.
We're progressive, yet somehow prejudiced.
We're full of history, and we're full of shit.
We are 50 shades of ugly.
We are cold as ice.
We are alcoholics in denial.
We are smarter than you.
We hate you all.
We are Boston.
by CurrantResident March 30, 2018
Thinks they're as great as New York City...but they go to NYC every month or so and New Yorkers go to Boston every 10 years or so.
Attractions in Boston:
Freedom Trail: Tours are given by 20-30 somethings that repeat the same lines every few hours and hate their job. They are not historians.
The Aquarium: Cute, for kids
College Tours: For prospective students
Attractions in NYC:
I bet you can think of 5 off the top of your head. But for the lesser known ones:
-Free walking tours in Central Park, Downtown, Brooklyn, etc guided by people who are actually enthusiastic and enamored by the city's development and rich culture
-Free ferries (staten island, Ikea) and that red trolley to Roosevelt Island as seen in Toby McGuire's Spiderman 1 where spidey fought gobby at the bridge- though the fare irl is $3.
-Diverse and delicious food
-Diverse and unique neighborhoods- one minute you're in soho shopping high fashion, then you're in Little Italy on Mulbury St, a block or two later you're in chinatown. All in about a 10 minute walk.
-A night life with comedy clubs, bars, anything in the village really
-Studio tapings for John Oliver, Americas Got Talent (when they hosted in Radio City), Daily Show, SNL, Fallon, etc
-had to stop cuz of char limit
Attractions in Boston:
Freedom Trail: Tours are given by 20-30 somethings that repeat the same lines every few hours and hate their job. They are not historians.
The Aquarium: Cute, for kids
College Tours: For prospective students
Attractions in NYC:
I bet you can think of 5 off the top of your head. But for the lesser known ones:
-Free walking tours in Central Park, Downtown, Brooklyn, etc guided by people who are actually enthusiastic and enamored by the city's development and rich culture
-Free ferries (staten island, Ikea) and that red trolley to Roosevelt Island as seen in Toby McGuire's Spiderman 1 where spidey fought gobby at the bridge- though the fare irl is $3.
-Diverse and delicious food
-Diverse and unique neighborhoods- one minute you're in soho shopping high fashion, then you're in Little Italy on Mulbury St, a block or two later you're in chinatown. All in about a 10 minute walk.
-A night life with comedy clubs, bars, anything in the village really
-Studio tapings for John Oliver, Americas Got Talent (when they hosted in Radio City), Daily Show, SNL, Fallon, etc
-had to stop cuz of char limit
We explored Boston in half a day! I saw a lot of dunkin donuts in the downtown area!
We explored NYC in a week and haven't seen anything yet!
Oh I just went to NYC last month to see a concert.
Oh! I went to Boston on a middle school field trip, haven't been there since.
We explored NYC in a week and haven't seen anything yet!
Oh I just went to NYC last month to see a concert.
Oh! I went to Boston on a middle school field trip, haven't been there since.
by AvadaLovecraft September 13, 2016
Where everything is better.
by Everyone ever in existence September 06, 2021
by ladedadidoblah April 17, 2025