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eh what the **** ill post in this forum too
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| Halcyon+On+On |
:haha:
That looked like something outta Reno 911. :p |
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| dallastar |
LOL
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backwards u got me
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| josh4 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
:haha:
That looked like something outta Reno 911. :p |
cuz it was |
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| ogvh5150 |
Cop:
"You a dancer?"
Driver:
"No, I'm just drunk"
Yeah Reno 911 has some classy moments. |
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| monoxide |
| quote: | Originally posted by ogvh5150
Cop:
"You a dancer?"
Driver:
"No, I'm just drunk"
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wha! that was hilarious :D |
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| RenderedDream |
| quote: | Originally posted by ogvh5150
Cop:
"You a dancer?"
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what kind of english is this?
shouldn't it be 'are you a dancer?' |
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| tu_face |
| quote: | Originally posted by RenderedDream
what kind of english is this?
shouldn't it be 'are you a dancer?' |
yes it should be, but us english speakers are lazy with our english, we often miss the "are" from the beginning of our questions :) |
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| ogvh5150 |
| quote: | Originally posted by RenderedDream
what kind of english is this?
shouldn't it be 'are you a dancer?' |
There are different forms of English dialect. What is supposed to be in the video is called a "drawl". It's very prevalent in that part of the country. Then there's "creole" which is more French than english but it transfers itself to english. A good movie to watch is "The Waterboy" starring Adam Sandler. The old guy that speaks is talking a very fast creole that is not understandable. While Cathy Bates does a good job with her creole-ish accent. Then there's places like Brooklyn NY and the accents there. Robert Deniro is a classic example of that Brooklyn sound.
It's all accents and dialects and not the Queens' English everyone hoped it is. |
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| RenderedDream |
| quote: | Originally posted by ogvh5150
There are different forms of English dialect. What is supposed to be in the video is called a "drawl". It's very prevalent in that part of the country. Then there's "creole" which is more French than english but it transfers itself to english. A good movie to watch is "The Waterboy" starring Adam Sandler. The old guy that speaks is talking a very fast creole that is not understandable. While Cathy Bates does a good job with her creole-ish accent. Then there's places like Brooklyn NY and the accents there. Robert Deniro is a classic example of that Brooklyn sound.
It's all accents and dialects and not the Queens' English everyone hoped it is. |
there's a difference between accent and eating words =P |
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