What grinds your gears?
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The Sign Painter
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Ah, Miranda and the Midwestpear40 said:
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The Sign Painter
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You are too old to be a geography teacher.Miranda said:
coffeebean!
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I hear a difference.pear40 said:
The way that they're saying it's supposed to be pronounced is the way I say it.
I'm from Jersey.
However, the way they say that pisses them off or whatever, I find kind of sexy
DAlso, does it matter really? People with different accents are obviously going to say it differently. So there isn't a definite way of saying it, because there are different accents in the world- whichever way is correct...
It's like saying you have to say Brooklyn with a Brooklyn accent or you said it incorrectly? Or is my logic here flawed?
I know theres no right or wrong, it just kind of, annoys me. Especially when there's someone on TV who's supposed to be from there, but they say it the weird way. For instance, on that Disney Show, Sunny with a chance or whatever, the girl that's supposed t be from Wisconsin pronounces it the weird way.coffeebean! said:I hear a difference.pear40 said:
The way that they're saying it's supposed to be pronounced is the way I say it.
I'm from Jersey.
However, the way they say that pisses them off or whatever, I find kind of sexy
Also, does it matter really? People with different accents are obviously going to say it differently. So there isn't a definite way of saying it, because there are different accents in the world- whichever way is correct...
It's like saying you have to say Brooklyn with a Brooklyn accent or you said it incorrectly? Or is my logic here flawed?
There's also different dialects within states. Everyone in the state doesn't necessarily say it the exact same way.pear40 said:I know theres no right or wrong, it just kind of, annoys me. Especially when there's someone on TV who's supposed to be from there, but they say it the weird way. For instance, on that Disney Show, Sunny with a chance or whatever, the girl that's supposed t be from Wisconsin pronounces it the weird way.coffeebean! said:I hear a difference.pear40 said:
The way that they're saying it's supposed to be pronounced is the way I say it.
I'm from Jersey.
However, the way they say that pisses them off or whatever, I find kind of sexy
Also, does it matter really? People with different accents are obviously going to say it differently. So there isn't a definite way of saying it, because there are different accents in the world- whichever way is correct...
It's like saying you have to say Brooklyn with a Brooklyn accent or you said it incorrectly? Or is my logic here flawed?
coffeebean!
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I honestly love all accents from the north and east of the US.nephewjack said:There's also different dialects within states. Everyone in the state doesn't necessarily say it the exact same way.pear40 said:I know theres no right or wrong, it just kind of, annoys me. Especially when there's someone on TV who's supposed to be from there, but they say it the weird way. For instance, on that Disney Show, Sunny with a chance or whatever, the girl that's supposed t be from Wisconsin pronounces it the weird way.coffeebean! said:I hear a difference.pear40 said:
The way that they're saying it's supposed to be pronounced is the way I say it.
I'm from Jersey.
However, the way they say that pisses them off or whatever, I find kind of sexy
Also, does it matter really? People with different accents are obviously going to say it differently. So there isn't a definite way of saying it, because there are different accents in the world- whichever way is correct...
It's like saying you have to say Brooklyn with a Brooklyn accent or you said it incorrectly? Or is my logic here flawed?
The south/west....not a bit =x
In northern Minnesota, they have the stereotypical, "Oh, you betcha, don't you know Sven, eh?" accent. But in the Twin Cites we talk normally.nephewjack said:There's also different dialects within states. Everyone in the state doesn't necessarily say it the exact same way.pear40 said:I know theres no right or wrong, it just kind of, annoys me. Especially when there's someone on TV who's supposed to be from there, but they say it the weird way. For instance, on that Disney Show, Sunny with a chance or whatever, the girl that's supposed t be from Wisconsin pronounces it the weird way.coffeebean! said:I hear a difference.pear40 said:
The way that they're saying it's supposed to be pronounced is the way I say it.
I'm from Jersey.
However, the way they say that pisses them off or whatever, I find kind of sexy
Also, does it matter really? People with different accents are obviously going to say it differently. So there isn't a definite way of saying it, because there are different accents in the world- whichever way is correct...
It's like saying you have to say Brooklyn with a Brooklyn accent or you said it incorrectly? Or is my logic here flawed?
coffeebean!
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Sexy.pear40 said:In northern Minnesota, they have the stereotypical, "Oh, you betcha, don't you know Sven, eh?" accent. But in the Twin Cites we talk normally.nephewjack said:There's also different dialects within states. Everyone in the state doesn't necessarily say it the exact same way.pear40 said:I know theres no right or wrong, it just kind of, annoys me. Especially when there's someone on TV who's supposed to be from there, but they say it the weird way. For instance, on that Disney Show, Sunny with a chance or whatever, the girl that's supposed t be from Wisconsin pronounces it the weird way.coffeebean! said:I hear a difference.pear40 said:
The way that they're saying it's supposed to be pronounced is the way I say it.
I'm from Jersey.
However, the way they say that pisses them off or whatever, I find kind of sexy
Also, does it matter really? People with different accents are obviously going to say it differently. So there isn't a definite way of saying it, because there are different accents in the world- whichever way is correct...
It's like saying you have to say Brooklyn with a Brooklyn accent or you said it incorrectly? Or is my logic here flawed?
I especially love New Joysey accents. You gotta get yo Cwoffee on thoyd street in da moyning, ya know? I'd give anything for that accent. XDcoffeebean! said:I honestly love all accents from the north and east of the US.nephewjack said:There's also different dialects within states. Everyone in the state doesn't necessarily say it the exact same way.pear40 said:I know theres no right or wrong, it just kind of, annoys me. Especially when there's someone on TV who's supposed to be from there, but they say it the weird way. For instance, on that Disney Show, Sunny with a chance or whatever, the girl that's supposed t be from Wisconsin pronounces it the weird way.coffeebean! said:I hear a difference.pear40 said:
The way that they're saying it's supposed to be pronounced is the way I say it.
I'm from Jersey.
However, the way they say that pisses them off or whatever, I find kind of sexy
Also, does it matter really? People with different accents are obviously going to say it differently. So there isn't a definite way of saying it, because there are different accents in the world- whichever way is correct...
It's like saying you have to say Brooklyn with a Brooklyn accent or you said it incorrectly? Or is my logic here flawed?
The south/west....not a bit =x
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