northern accents are downright sexay

[zixxer]

I called to disconnect my gas, and had a good 20 minutes conversation with the c.s. girl about weather and whatnot.. she asked if I had an msn or aim name.. lol


she's from toronto. it's apparently -32 degrees (w/ chill factor)


it's touching 32 above here in atlanta, which is COLD COLD COLD

 

[blackdogdeek]

i prefer american southern and london proper accents.

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Dude, the gas company's number doesn't start with "1-900"

- M4H

 

[PowerMacG5]

I actually like British female accents. I find them sexay.

 

[Quixfire]

Eh!

 

[PowerMacG5]

Originally posted by: Quixfire
Eh!

What aboot it?

 

[ajpa123]

My accent broken down:
(percentages indicate the lengths of times spent in those places during my life). The english accent only comes out once in a while... it rears it head in full force when talkin to someone from England, otherwise its repressed/forgotten

50% cockney english
10% Long Island, NY
30% Boston, massachusetts
10% Providence, rhode island

Hoping to move to Cali in the near future if i can

 

[OrangeJellyDisk]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Dude, the gas company's number doesn't start with "1-900"

- M4H

BWAAAHAHAHA

Irish for me gawd damn i love irish chicks, no offense to anybody but i really really hate us southern accents cant stand them

 

[crumpet19]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Dude, the gas company's number doesn't start with "1-900"

- M4H

:evil:

 

[MikeMike]

im no accent. pure ohioan. dont think we have any sort of accent at all.

no drawl, no new england speech, nothing.

MIKE

 

[clamum]

I got da yooper accent eh?

 

[kenshorin]

Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1
im no accent. pure ohioan. dont think we have any sort of accent at all.

no drawl, no new england speech, nothing.

MIKE

Yeah, everyone else has an accent but you.

Whats wrong with having New England speech? I am damn proud of my Bahstin accent! Ben Affleck said it best, "The Boston accent is more of an attitude than an accent. Underneath everything you say has to be the attitude of: You're an a$$hole, I know better than you, fvck you."

We don't come off that way, now do we???

 

[zixxer]

I liked how she said "about"

"It's abuut time whe got some warmer weather eh"

 

[djNickb]

Heh it's funny, lived in Michigan all my life but can drive 15 mins to Canada and have friends there comment on our accent. We're like what accent, we're from the Midwest.

 

[murphy55d]

Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1
im no accent. pure ohioan. dont think we have any sort of accent at all.

no drawl, no new england speech, nothing.

MIKE

You just don't notice it because you're used to it. You do, though. ESPECIALLY if you're in Eastern Ohio... you're bordering on Pittsburghese.

It doesn't affect everyone, but it's there.

 

[OrangeJellyDisk]

Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1
im no accent. pure ohioan. dont think we have any sort of accent at all.

no drawl, no new england speech, nothing.

MIKE

Everybody has an accent you just cant herar your own, Im from NZ and i dont think any of us have any accent at all when i went to the states last ppl talk way to slow its almost painful esp southerners.

 

[Ynog]

When I was in college, I would always find accents amusing. Because during the day,
most people's accent were very repressed, but as night came, and people got drunk/tired
the accent would rise to the surface, and be much more obvious.

 

[CraigRT]

woot.. since i am from that area i don't notice the accents, but i would for sure notice your georgia accent !

 

[Fausto]

Originally posted by: americangigolo
I got da yooper accent eh?

LMAO...that's an accent that really says "I'm going places in life!"

 

[Ausm]

Originally posted by: se7enty7
I liked how she said "about"

"It's abuut time whe got some warmer weather eh"

Dude I live in the North and that is a Canadian accent not a Northern US Accent


Sysadmin

 

[Fausto]

Originally posted by: Sysadmin

Originally posted by: se7enty7
I liked how she said "about"

"It's abuut time whe got some warmer weather eh"

Dude I live in the North and that is a Canadian accent not a Northern US Accent


Sysadmin

You'll hear it in MI, you WI people kinda have your own thing going on accent-wise.

 

[Ausm]

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: Sysadmin

Originally posted by: se7enty7
I liked how she said "about"

"It's abuut time whe got some warmer weather eh"

Dude I live in the North and that is a Canadian accent not a Northern US Accent


Sysadmin

You'll hear it in MI, you WI people kinda have your own thing going on accent-wise.

Hmm the only places in MI I have hung out at were Ann Arbor and Detroit and they pronounced about correctlty.

I go fishing in Canada 3 times a year in Ontario and Manitoba all pronouce about like "abuut"

They also follow every sentence using "Eh"

They also pronounce Semi like this Seme with a long E sound kinda hilarious.

The first time I went to canada thier accent reminds me of a combination of Irish and British languages.


Sysadmin

 

[Ausm]

Originally posted by: se7enty7
I called to disconnect my gas, and had a good 20 minutes conversation with the c.s. girl about weather and whatnot.. she asked if I had an msn or aim name.. lol


she's from toronto. it's apparently -32 degrees (w/ chill factor)


it's touching 32 above here in atlanta, which is COLD COLD COLD

32 F cold? SHEEIT that's shorts weather were I live


Sysadmin

 

[Fausto]

Originally posted by: Sysadmin

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: Sysadmin

Originally posted by: se7enty7
I liked how she said "about"

"It's abuut time whe got some warmer weather eh"

Dude I live in the North and that is a Canadian accent not a Northern US Accent


Sysadmin

You'll hear it in MI, you WI people kinda have your own thing going on accent-wise.

Hmm the only places in MI I have hung out at were Ann Arbor and Detroit and they pronounced about correctlty.

I go fishing in Canada 3 times a year in Ontario and Manitoba all pronouce about like "abuut"

They also follow every sentence using "Eh"

They also pronounce Semi like this Seme with a long E sound kinda hilarious.

The first time I went to canada thier accent reminds me of a combination of Irish and British languages.


Sysadmin

Yeah, you have to go further north (closer to Canada ) before you start really hearing "aboot" in MI.

 

[T2T III]

Originally posted by: se7enty7
I liked how she said "about"

"It's abuut time whe got some warmer weather eh"

I like how they pronounce "process" too. Kind of like: Prow-cess - LoL !