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brooklyn boys


brooklyn boys in wifebeaters who smell like ivory soap and talk like their dads go to jersey in the summer to meet girls from the shore who smell like irish spring and live on the water but pronounce it all wrong; but you came here and complained about the turnpike (which is a damn good road) and smelled like cheap cologne as if ivory soap was not enough
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