HA!
I must disagree cause lots of DE "critters" sure have a southern accent to my PA ears
Team Black Bart
Very true, I was in Maine once and was asked if I was from Alabama.
I didn't think I even had an accent. All relative I guess.
I was looking for a humorous angle and thought the "southern accent" was a good gag.
Dave, I can relate. In 1985 I moved to New Hampshire to teach. When I gave my very first lecture to my students they exclaimed listen to how this guy talks. They went out in student commons and brought in their friends. I don't think they heard a word I said but they sure enjoyed the way I said it.
Originally Posted by Dpowell
Very true, I was in Maine once and was asked if I was from Alabama.
I didn't think I even had an accent. All relative I guess.
I was looking for a humorous angle and thought the "southern accent" was a good gag.
It is a great gag - i am just a wiseass
Team Black Bart
I love that one. Now I know how to tell them apart too.
Way too funny
"A non-doer is very often a critic - that is, someone who sits back and watches doers, and then waxes philosophically about how the doers are doing. It's easy to be a critic, but being a doer requires effort, risk and change." Wayne Dyer
Take this test to find out what region your accent is from. Pretty accurate.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/spl3/amer...cent-quiz.html
Miki
"Just remember......it's not a lie if you believe it." ---George Costanza
True story,coupla yrs ago in Oregon state,I sat down in a bar and ordered a beer & burger=thats all I said.
The beerkeeper smiled and said "your from Philadelphia right"=I said is it that appearent.
Turns out he had spent time over here.
BB
This is the print I won at the Lurfest........
Fish too much?....Can't be done!
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