4% of Americans Believe in Reptilian People

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ghost19

"Have I run too far to get home?"
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...what about em?????....

Now, it's time to play "Who are they?"...who are these guys? Zombies...or members of Twisted Sister?...tick tock tick tock....
 

Mr Nobody

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Ah, but which one(s)? There are several, after all. ;)
It's odd how our accent(s) are so popular elsewhere. Over here, of course, a lot of folks like American accents (and Aussie, Kiwi, South African). I'm quite partial to the Southern one (Georgia, mainly), though when I was a kid I had an exchange-programme teacher from Michigan (no idea where; I have a vague recollection of her mentioning a bloody big lake, though). I used to think her voice was the sweetest thing I'd ever hear.
 

Dana Jean

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Ah, but which one(s)? There are several, after all. ;)
It's odd how our accent(s) are so popular elsewhere. Over here, of course, a lot of folks like American accents (and Aussie, Kiwi, South African). I'm quite partial to the Southern one (Georgia, mainly), though when I was a kid I had an exchange-programme teacher from Michigan (no idea where; I have a vague recollection of her mentioning a bloody big lake, though). I used to think her voice was the sweetest thing I'd ever hear.
All of them. And I like Aussie, Kiwi and South African too. There is a beautiful sound and rhythm to them all.