I would ask him to stop and if he doesn't, block him.
If he does it again, I'll do that.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I would ask him to stop and if he doesn't, block him.
If he does it again, I'll do that.
I cannot stop reading the comments on this bob and Eli article on hairpin! Jesse, I hope you saw this!
It is crazy over there!
I studied regional accents in college when I was taking voice and diction to rid myself of the Boston accent. It was kind of cool in that the maps where accents were similar follow ports and specific shipping stops along the way. And dying accents, like the Kennedy Brahmin.
That is cool.
Why do dying accents make me sad? Maybe because it's like the past slipping away.
Why do dying accents make me sad? Maybe because it's like the past slipping away
It's weird just watching old movies or listening to old radio programs: the accents even just sixty years ago were so different!
Should I do that? Should I just sigh, accept it's something the kidlings do these days, and just remove the tags as they show up?
I would just block him.
bob and Eli article on hairpin!
Damnit, now I'm down this rabbit hole too! So much for work...
Well, no one uses that transatlantic accent anymore but you can hear it in films of the 1940s and any film taking place in the 30s and 40s. Kelsay Grammer has a sort of bastardized version of it going on, I guess.
It amuses me when people underestimate me because of my mild Southern accent. It makes their inevitable defeat funnier.
It amuses me when people find out I'm from Arkansas and struggle to find a polite way to say "But you don't sound like an ignorant hillbilly..."
Should I just sigh, accept it's something the kidlings do these days, and just remove the tags as they show up?
Ugh, that's a pisser. He's a fan, I assume?