I have more of a Northern accent. That is where I was born and raised.
What accent do you have?
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I do - but I never saw anywhere anything that would indicate you're female. (Maybe I am just obtuse). Guess I've been distracted ever since Andy returned from up north
Remember MotherWolf from before on SKMBI do - but I never saw anywhere anything that would indicate you're female. (Maybe I am just obtuse). Guess I've been distracted ever since Andy returned from up north
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Drawing a blank - that must have been way back when - I've only been on this Board for seven years but some go much further back than that
Broad Midwestern, as befits someone growing up in Central Illinois. I gave up "warsh" for "wash," though.
You mean you don't like Darby O' Gill And The Little People!
Not me. I still say "warsh."
just kidding.I don't know what my accent would be or if I have one. Born and raised in Western Nebraska, the last 15 years in Wyoming. So whatever that sounds like.
Holy Moly, there has to be an exception!You mean you don't like Darby O' Gill And The Little People!
hey kidd,
all comin' back to now???
.....ya non-stalkin' big hunka Brockmire
remember me, lol?Texan.
a lot like Matt.McC.'s description in "EdTV"
have fun with it, but get real articulate real fast
when its called for.
sometimes you buckle up the tool belt,
sometimes you slip ona sleek black leather number,
just to keep dress slacks up,
sometimes you strap on the gunbelt.
theres a good mood tone for ever'thin'
I have a Jamaican accent some what still...my problem is I have speech problems I got from my Brain injury I prefer to speak with Sign Language.
I prefer to speak with Sign Language.
Flattery will get you everywhere.Yours does lol
Not me. I still say "warsh."
I don't know what my accent would be or if I have one. Born and raised in Western Nebraska, the last 15 years in Wyoming. So whatever that sounds like.
From someplace in Ohio, staying north of Mason-Dixon but south of Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and West Minnesota... errrr, I mean North Dakota, sweeping through Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and skipping around summa them thar rural parts of Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming, and the Eastern Plains of Colorado, continuing on through Utah, Nevada, with tendrils out to New Mexico and Arizona, and up and down the West Coast states, is the broad, flat, generic American accident that I have trouble identifying to any particular state or subregion. And that's quite a broad swath to be relatively uniform in speech.
Nevertheless, to my ear, there it is. It's kinda the "radio accent" that Scott alluded to.
My Husband has keept his North Ireland accent more then I have kept my Jamaican one though lol. I still got one though but like I was saying it easier for me to use Sign Language an less embaressing to.
Generally I don't hear much of an accent in myself, but as the son of a blue collar ironworker, I actually have a pretty consistent Pittsburgh accent.
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