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Now THIS is what I call a pose...
Allen wrote:
William Graham wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Nah, Brian Adams is ok. Now Howie Mandel is another matter. Sorry, but he just seems to annoy me. LOL. Helen As far as I can see, the only difference between Canadians and Americans is when they pronounce the word, "about". With us Americans, it rhymes with "A shout", and with Canadians, it rhymes with, "A boot". You will hear that pronunciation in the Appalachian Mountains in Virginia, also; perhaps other parts of Appalachia, though I haven't heard it. Some linguists claim that pronunciations and speech patterns in that area is the closest we have today to seventeenth century England. Allen And if you can still find native outer-bankers in NC, although theirs is closer to Elizabethan English. |
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Now THIS is what I call a pose...
Allen wrote:
William Graham wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Nah, Brian Adams is ok. Now Howie Mandel is another matter. Sorry, but he just seems to annoy me. LOL. Helen As far as I can see, the only difference between Canadians and Americans is when they pronounce the word, "about". With us Americans, it rhymes with "A shout", and with Canadians, it rhymes with, "A boot". You will hear that pronunciation in the Appalachian Mountains in Virginia, also; perhaps other parts of Appalachia, though I haven't heard it. Some linguists claim that pronunciations and speech patterns in that area is the closest we have today to seventeenth century England. Or 18th or even 19th C. English. Americans don't change speech as rapidly as the English, at least before the advent of widespread radio and telly. -- john mcwilliams |
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Now THIS is what I call a pose...
William Graham wrote:
"m II" wrote in message news:ee39i.498$kY6.445@edtnps82... William Graham wrote: I'm 71, and I still learn something new almost every day.... We will be starting your Cleopatra Acceptance courses next week. Will Elizabeth Taylor be teaching it? Who else? Richard Burton is out of town. mike |
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Now THIS is what I call a pose...
On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 05:18:19 -0700, wrote:
Nah, Brian Adams is ok. Now Howie Mandel is another matter. Sorry, but he just seems to annoy me. LOL. I agree with you on Mandel. I'm undecided whether Pamela Anderson, William Shatner or Natasha Hentridge will be the cause of our country's destruction if our southern neighbors choose to declare war as a result. |
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Now THIS is what I call a pose...
On Jun 9, 2:50 am, The Horny Goat wrote:
On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 05:18:19 -0700, wrote: Nah, Brian Adams is ok. Now Howie Mandel is another matter. Sorry, but he just seems to annoy me. LOL. I agree with you on Mandel. I'm undecided whether Pamela Anderson, William Shatner or Natasha Hentridge will be the cause of our country's destruction if our southern neighbors choose to declare war as a result. LOL! :-) |
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