Posted: 1/17/2004, 1:54 am
so when the revolution comes, (and it;s comming be sure of that), what side you gonna be on? those yankee talkers, or us southern charmers?
i'll be watchin me some hockey
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Posted: 1/17/2004, 2:24 am
neither
i'll be watchin me some hockey
i'll be watchin me some hockey
Posted: 1/17/2004, 3:02 am
ain't right man, ain't right at all.Posted: 1/17/2004, 5:10 am
of course its right
its fuckin hockey
its fuckin hockey
Posted: 1/17/2004, 7:36 am
Soozy wrote:I've heard lots of Canadians say 'aboat' - it's much less noticeable than 'aboot' though, I think you have to be actively listening to how they're saying it.
You're not alone, Sooz! I've noticed that, too. It makes me giggle. Accents are fun... unless they're Boston accents. Then they're horrid. No offense to any Bostonians who may be reading this.
Posted: 1/17/2004, 7:38 am
A BOAT? I've never heard that one ever... Or Boot, but im not near the east coast.
Posted: 1/17/2004, 10:47 am
We saskatchewanians have perfect english.
Posted: 1/17/2004, 1:32 pm
^
Us english have perfect english
Us english have perfect english
Posted: 1/17/2004, 1:42 pm
Is that shaking of the head a shake of disgust or a shake of jealousy.
Posted: 1/17/2004, 1:45 pm
Neither - it's pure pity for you
Posted: 1/17/2004, 1:46 pm
Well i'll have you know that i can have pity for myself without your help. 
Posted: 1/17/2004, 1:51 pm
OK then - so long as you do it in an english accent
Posted: 1/17/2004, 2:05 pm
Fine, fine.Posted: 1/17/2004, 3:17 pm
Posted: 1/18/2004, 4:56 am
Soozy wrote:Us english have perfect english
"We", Sooz... "we"......
*runs*
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Posted: 1/19/2004, 12:14 am
looks like the English don't have perfect english
Posted: 1/19/2004, 1:33 am
Random statement that has nothing to do with grammar or accents:
I saw this guy that had a picture of the US and Canada on it and it said "Canada. We're bigger and on top, if this was prison you'd be our bitch." Or something like that, it was a while ago so I don't remember exactly but you get the gist of it right?
Anyways, back on topic, my cousin was born in California but moved to Quebec with his family when he was young. He moved back about a year ago and I still make fun of him for saying "aboot" (he made sure to stop saying "eh" because I was brutal, what are cousins for right?). Some parts of accents you never really lose, my mom and her sisters were from Ohio and they all still say "wutter" instead of water (my aunt in Canada has the unfortunate luck of maintaining the Ohio thing as well as picking up some Canadian accent).
I saw this guy that had a picture of the US and Canada on it and it said "Canada. We're bigger and on top, if this was prison you'd be our bitch." Or something like that, it was a while ago so I don't remember exactly but you get the gist of it right?
Anyways, back on topic, my cousin was born in California but moved to Quebec with his family when he was young. He moved back about a year ago and I still make fun of him for saying "aboot" (he made sure to stop saying "eh" because I was brutal, what are cousins for right?). Some parts of accents you never really lose, my mom and her sisters were from Ohio and they all still say "wutter" instead of water (my aunt in Canada has the unfortunate luck of maintaining the Ohio thing as well as picking up some Canadian accent).
Posted: 1/19/2004, 1:38 am
i still say a fightin' rooster can kick the hell out of a beaver. or an eagle for that matter.
Posted: 1/19/2004, 1:49 am
pfft america nearly drove it's eagles to extinction, canada has many more Bald eagles then america, looks like your eagle switched sides, now your stuck with the turky
Posted: 1/19/2004, 1:58 am
no, now i'm stuck with an ass kicking rooster.
whoa...who would win in a fight, a fighting rooster, or a fighting beaver?
i'd have to look at the vegas odds on that one.
whoa...who would win in a fight, a fighting rooster, or a fighting beaver?
i'd have to look at the vegas odds on that one.