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Dirtbag, Massachusetts choose

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[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 80: The singer sounded brash [...] couldn’t give-two-shits.
at not give a shit, v.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 53: [W]e didn’t have shit-all else to do.
at shit-all, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 95: [A] long dark room filled with hesher-looking barflies.
at bar-fly, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 87: [B]enders being the only time that I really felt comfortable spending money on myself.
at bender, n.2
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 83: A legendary biker bar.
at biker, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 105: [S]tudents looking to get blackout drunk.
at blackout, adj.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 117: I have found better ways to access my emotions than getting blotto.
at blotto, adj.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 90: ‘Blow me,’ said the person’ I’ll never forget.
at blow me!, excl.2
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 104: Like finding secret rooms [...] a boozehound Narnia.
at booze-hound (n.) under booze, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 205: [M]y boozy fuckface scamp self.
at boozy, adj.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 51: [H]otboxing the junked cars in Connor’s front yard.
at hot box, v.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 202: A child with zero dollars [going to] off-brand Supercuts.
at off-brand, adj.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 83: She weighed the bullshittiness of my sotry against my very impessive pratfall.
at bullshittiness (n.) under bullshit, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 57: [T]here had been a mistake and Y2K was bubkes.
at bupkes, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 103: ‘He loved to piss people off [...] He loved pushing people’s buttons’.
at press someone’s button(s) (v.) under button, n.1
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 194: [He] had spent his entire college career in the closet.
at closet, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 166: ‘Congrats. You’re next’.
at congrats, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 211: [C]ool changes fast and it changes hard.
at cool, n.2
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 91: [R]egretting the dumb douchebaggy finger I’d stuck in my ear.
at douchebaggy (adj.) under douchebag, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 72: [D]oing donuts and using the e-brake to take corners far too fast.
at doughnut, n.1
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 201: I was coming up conversational snake eyes.
at snake eyes, n.2
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 72: Terry had felt up one of their sisters.
at feel up, v.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 55: [W]e were rooting for Y2K.
at root (for), v.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 60: There waas nothing to do [...] but fuck, get fucked up. or fuck somebody else up.
at fuck up, v.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 205: [M]y boozy fuckface scamp self.
at fuckface, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 182: ‘You never heard of gay for pay? [...] Well, it goes both ways, baby’ [...] The straight-for-pay muscle man, whose name was Ray.
at gay for pay (adj.) under gay, adj.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 116: Many of the old heads are around.
at head, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 95: [A] long dark room filled with hesher-looking barflies.
at hesher, n.
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 71: [F]reaked out about what the hell kind of scary hick their kid had brought on vacation.
at hick, n.1
[US] I. Fitzgerald Dirtbag, Massachusetts 97: Three Wise Men [...] A single huge shot glass, which had three regular-sized shots poured into it: Jack, Jim, and Johnnie.
at Jack, n.
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