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No, YOU decided that, haha.
I chalk it up to him being young and silly. And use of the U Word That Shall Not Be Named aside, I really love that interview.
Oh, man, good times! I still remember being all excited about arguing with Damian over a damn word and him replying to what I'd said like, 2 minutes later, hee. I totally wasn't doing my homework that night.
http://lawofsympathy.blogspot.com/2005/12/...less-peeve.html
Damian needs to see that.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Ohhhhhh, poor Damian....I still love his lyrics, though.
Was that directed at me???
I've forgotten that utilise is spelled with an s. I spell realise with an s. And colour with a u. I got all happy when my friend Barry spelled sceptic with a c the other day, haha.
ME EITHER.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.
Wow, that's a long post.
If you ever visit horrible America, drop by the South, and you'll hate us even more. We've got the worst accents ever. One syllable words suddenly are three syllables long. We even use the word "ain't." Your ears will literally begin to bleed after being submerged in our Southern dialect. The upside is the nice beaches with friendly dolphins that you can swim with. All your Little Mermaid dreams come true in Northwest Florida, they really do!
You see, this is why you are my new best friend.
Everyone always stops what they're doing just to listen to me talk, and then laugh profusely. I've tried to mask it, but apparently then I just talk like I'm from Brooklyn or an Englishman. ..then more laughing occurs. I don't even know I'm doing it half the time until random tourists come up to me(while laughing, of course) to tell me "OMG You have an accent, that's funny!" (What am I, in a freaking zoo? Don't point and laugh!).
Oh, but that's not southern, it's Lousianan, which is sooooo different. As Kikky will tell you, I don't have an accent, and apparently I should being from Texas, but most big city Texans don't. Kikky, on the other hand, does, and it's SOOOO cute.
Totally agree with you Kikky. I'm the only east-coaster in my entire class. I have no accent. But when the dean tours rich people around the school he always looks at me and exclaims wildly, "Rosey's a Joisey goil! Rosey! Say something East Coast!" So he pretty much makes me into a tourist attraction. The funny thing is the dean is from NYC and he sounds much more east coast then I ever could. You think he'd know better that no one in New Jersey says the word "Joisey."
NO. NOBODY in Jersey EVER says "Joisey." EVER. Saying "Joisey" around here is a good way to get yourself hit. So is making dumb "big hair" jokes or "Which exit?" jokes. Only we're allowed to make those jokes, 'cause we're actually from Jersey.
Also, New Yorkers have far worse accents than Jersians, so he should shush up.
This is so off-topic, hahaha.
Who the heck ever talks like that?! Ok sorry, back to the thread. Well anyway, it's kinda related. Jedi_grrlie and I hate when people twist our supposed accents. And Damian hates when people twist words the wrong way, so there! Everything connects in some way, lol.
The thing out decimate was hilarious, and i learned something new so thanks for that.
I like the differences between American english and everyone else english.
I also like southern accents. it sounds really saccharine and relaxed almost. I think my accent(nj) and NYC accents sounds really harsh and weird sometimes.
That you do, ma'am.
The thing out decimate was hilarious, and i learned something new so thanks for that.
I like the differences between American english and everyone else english.
I also like southern accents. it sounds really saccharine and relaxed almost. I think my accent(nj) and NYC accents sounds really harsh and weird sometimes.
Ah, so tell me jellobomb, does anyone say "Joisey" in Maplewood? You know they don't lol. And it bugs me like hell to have people call it Joisey.
Lol! Yes, it's exactly like that! In response you should say "Have you been out and aboooot lately...with my fist?!"
^^^^ LMAO!!!
You know, I do tend to picture you living in blizzard like conditions even in July. Aww, no igloos. Damn, I was hoping you'd teach me how to make one.
lol, no one says joisey. most people, as far as i know don't call it just plain Jersey aside from people in North Jersey, closer to the city. That bugs me too, my friend from California thought i said everything weird, and kept trying to explain that people stand 'in' line and not 'on' it, lol.