DC movers:
Alfred packs. Superman moves the heavy stuff, because what else does he have to do?
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.
DC movers:
Alfred packs. Superman moves the heavy stuff, because what else does he have to do?
Oh, just hire S.H.I.E.L.D. and be done with it.
Completely random, but I always forget how happy Ellen DeGeneres makes me. I'm also tempted to dress like her. She always looks so good, and so COMFORTABLE.
Yeah, that's what I figured you'd claim, Sue. Mostly on account of I hadn't said how I say it.
I really don't say aboot! Only hosers do!
I believe you. But regional accents are curious. Like why should you and I have the same basic accent? Or meara? Aren't we from 3 different places?
In North America, anyone not of Native American descent is an immigrant or descended from immigrants*. So maybe very different places were settled by similar ethnic groups, leading to similar regional accents. One hypothesis anyway.
Like why should you and I have the same basic accent? Or meara? Aren't we from 3 different places?
Hey, I don't disagree with you there. Where I come from, practically every town has a different accent. I really think only a tiny percentage of Canadians sound like they say aboot.
I wish I could find where I read about this, but apparently there's a pocket of people (must be tiny tiny people) in North Carolina who have the same accent as Shakespeare. The person who figured this out got a troupe of actors to do a couple of Shakespeare's plays in that accent, and everything rhymed! The rhythm was effortlessly right! It sounded odd, but it was wonderful.
I've found that the further west you go in Ontario, the more cliched the accents get. St Joseph Island is a veritable hotbed of "aboot."