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piekiller
· 10 years ago
good meme use.
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ewqua
· 10 years ago
At least he admitted it. That makes him smarter than a lot of them.
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raze
· 10 years ago
Smarter than a lot of people anywhere. :P
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ewqua
· 10 years ago
Good point.
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guest
· 10 years ago
Now to work on those traits.
redballoon
· 10 years ago
*raises mug of beer* To the perpetuation of a stereotype, cheers. *bald eagles take flight*
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jollysailorbold
· 10 years ago
you know, being British isn't any better. Posh, bad teeth, rude, snobby- I know people who purposefully don't pronounce their Ts!!! ...do you have any idea how painful it is to hear 'eigh-een' and 'wa-er'...it's killing me bro...
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ewqua
· 10 years ago
I actually kinda like when people don't pronounce the Ts. Only in some words, though. In most words it just sounds ridiculous, but in some it sounds nice to me, like better or matter.
jollysailorbold
· 10 years ago
...dear god those are some of the worst for me...
ewqua
· 10 years ago
It really depends on the voice of the speaker, I think. And also the intensity of hearing these words. Since I'm not a native speaker, I hear these words and this accent very rarely, which means I kind of liked it when I heard Rose from Doctor Who say it, but hearing it on a daily basis would probably drive me insane, I admit.
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guest
· 10 years ago
America is the fucking worst
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kyr6996sic6
· 10 years ago
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'Murica!!!
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kyr6996sic6
· 10 years ago
'Murica!!!
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guest
· 10 years ago
'Murica!!!
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