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Re: Canadian Stereotypes

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Originally Posted by Vivelation
In a strip for Foxtrot, the kid w/glasses (his name is escaping me right now) was talking about how he was going to use whatever accent went with the food he was eating. So when he was eating New England clam chowder, he started saying "Pahk the cah in the Hahvahd Yahd." ::shrugs:: The only times I could really hear a major difference in accents were in NY and MA. Don't really know how to describe it though. It's pretty much differences in pronunciation and maybe intonation too.

Now I have a question. How does a Californian (or just West Coast in general) accent sound to you guys?
I haven't really noticed a real California accent. But that's not because i live here, I'm originally from the Southeast (yes, I do slur words and say y'all) and I also lived in NH. But I haven't really noticed any quirky accents in California.
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