Friday, October 14, 2011

vee-log!

There's this meme going around right now where people talk so you can judge their accents. At first I was all "oh hell no" but then I watched a couple and was shocked by how wrong these people are. People that I know and love, but wrong! I decided it was my job to correct them.  

Things I've learned watching this: I do this thing with my bottom lip that is weird. I tend to look up a lot. I don't have the patience to record this more than once. 

Welcome to my underwater fish den:

Tech types: I can't upload this to youtube because the site doesn't support this type of file. Anyone want to convert it for me?

9 comments:

  1. You sound like you're from up north, haha. Thick Southern accent?? Really? Those people clearly have not ever heard an actual Southern accent. There's a girl here who has one so thick, I don't think there's actually room for her tongue in her mouth.

    Also, I have never heard of an official name for sunshine when it's raining. WTF.

    And finally: KITTY!!!

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  2. I have never thought you sounded like you were from the South. I do think your "a" sounds are unusual to my ears but almost the opposite of a drawl (which is what I would expect from a Southern accent).

    Also, this is the first I'm seeing of the new design and I really like it!

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  3. You're accent sounds very central Texas to me. Always has. Anyone who thinks you have a "thick Southern accent" is wrong, same goes for anyone thinking you have an accent from north of the M-D line. Agreed, "pee-can" is not something you put in your mouth and does not make for good pie. Pecans, however make the most delicious pies in the world!

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  4. I don't hear much of a southern accent at all and I'm from northern OH. But the devil is beating his wife - that's a new one for me.

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  5. And apparently I can't spell "your" after a long week at work. This was pointed out by the guy who doesn't know the difference between "then" and "than".

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  6. I do think you sound like you are from New Orleans. My brother sounds the same way and people always ask him if he's from New York too. A New Orleans accent does NOT equal "southern accent". Nola is very unique I think. But I bet the minute people hear "y'all" they label it as southern. How do you say praline? And crawfish?

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  7. Pra-lean not pray-lean. People here say pray-lean and it kills me. It sounds so fake and wrong to my ears.

    And crawfish not crayfish. Again, crayfish sounds fake.

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  8. I am clearly focusing on all the wrong things, but it makes me laugh there was a cat in your underwater fish den.

    Also, looking forward to meeting you in a few days!

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