Understanding accents
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Originally Posted by drewmob,Sep 3 2009, 02:22 PM
The funniest part is you guys think you're just kidding. One of my closest friends from HS (who coincidentally lived in a double-wide) knocked up his 1/2 sister, who then missed her senior prom!
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Originally Posted by drewmob,Sep 3 2009, 01:22 PM
The funniest part is you guys think you're just kidding. One of my closest friends from HS (who coincidentally lived in a double-wide) knocked up his 1/2 sister, who then missed her senior prom!
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I had a calc. professor with a ridiculously heavy accent; she was some variety of Slav. When she said the word "factor", it sounded like "****-tor". She also wore the same clothes to class every day; a blue t-shirt/top & a flower print skirt.
I also dropped the class and changed my major, but it was not because of her accent. However, when I returned to that campus about two years later, I saw her when I was walking to class and she was wearing the same blue t-shirt/top & flower print skirt.
I also dropped the class and changed my major, but it was not because of her accent. However, when I returned to that campus about two years later, I saw her when I was walking to class and she was wearing the same blue t-shirt/top & flower print skirt.
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Originally Posted by muthangya,Sep 3 2009, 01:28 PM
I had a calc. professor with a ridiculously heavy accent; she was some variety of Slav. When she said the word "factor", it sounded like "****-tor". She also wore the same clothes to class every day; a blue t-shirt/top & a flower print skirt.
I also dropped the class and changed my major, but it was not because of her accent. However, when I returned to that campus about two years later, I saw her when I was walking to class and she was wearing the same blue t-shirt/top & flower print skirt.
I also dropped the class and changed my major, but it was not because of her accent. However, when I returned to that campus about two years later, I saw her when I was walking to class and she was wearing the same blue t-shirt/top & flower print skirt.
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Originally Posted by DFWs2k,Sep 3 2009, 11:24 AM
i wasn't joking, i've been through georgia (ft benning)
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Originally Posted by drewmob,Sep 3 2009, 01:36 PM
Ah, right on the AL/GA line, or the taint of the south. I had a job that was headquartered a few miles from Benning. Those guys know how to drink...
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