From Beantown to the Berkshires come the wittiest, wisest, and most enjoyable things ever said about Massachusetts.
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“Don’t Blame Me—I’m from Massachusetts.”
—Post-Watergate bumper sticker
—Post-Watergate bumper sticker
“Being a conservative Republican in Massachusetts is a bit like being
a cattle rancher at a vegetarian convention.”
—Mitt Romney
a cattle rancher at a vegetarian convention.”
—Mitt Romney
“It’s spring and the saps are running.”
—early Boston Marathon joke
—early Boston Marathon joke
Chowda-heads, rejoice! This compilation of 1001 wicked good quotes from and about the Bay State dishes up the most thought-provoking insights ever uttered by founding fathers, philosophers, celebrities, statesmen, writers, sports stars, and many others on all manner of things Massachusetts. Red Sox fans, travelers of the Freedom Trail, and anyone who’s ever tried to “pahk the ka” in the People’s Republic will find hours of delight and inspiration in these pages.
About the Author
Patricia Harris and David Lyon have written the Food Lover’s Guide to Massachusetts, Boston Off the Beaten Path, and Romantic Days & Nights in Boston. They live in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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