2002-10-18 | 8:32 a.m. Why do we say "wicked" so much? I would rather people say wicked and have it mean what it actually means. You are a wicked girl, give me that pop tart. I will fantasize that everyone I meet is compelled...towards something. Secretly. And I wish that half of my outdoor fantasies weren't on the cover of J. Crew. Well, they probably don't have whiskey. I was taken out by the people here at work and the cute little auditor last night. He paid the first $180 tab. I was so angry that he wouldn't take my money, really. Modern woman? Whatever. That is so much money to me. And I really wish Boston would divorce itself from the Irish love affair because every blasted bar is a damn Irish pub. They even ship in Irish people to make it more "authentic." Attention Boston: 1. There is only about 3 square blocks left of Southie that are still Irish, so everyone who lives there needs to stop acting like they're a celebrity becuase their mother's hairdresser's son's friend's dad went to Whitey Bulger's 8th birthday party. 2. Whitey Bulger isn't cool. 2a. Maybe this city would be a less racist if we didn't worship people named "Whitey" 3. "Wicked" and "dude" are not a substitute for all nouns, verbs and adjectives. 4. Wake up, the only thing good about Irish food is French fries. Hello, they haven't progressed past boiling as a method for cooking stuff. I'll go to a dorm if I want that.
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