When being accused of being common was criminal!
Like being charged with being a Common and Notorious Thief.
Not only is it a bad thing to be, but it sounds like a bad thing to be.
Or a Common Nightwalker. Which sounds like someone taking a casual evening stroll around Castle Island, but which really means prostitute, or those windshield washers at the Roxbury Tollbooth.
And what I don't get is why we kept the language but got rid of the stocks.
I think that if they put the stocks back on Boston Common, it would do a lot toward reducing crime.

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