>Don’t ask why I was surfing around the PBS site, but I found this show called Do You Speak American? What caught my eye was this page about California English.
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>Interesting
>I was just reading this article on Yahoo! News. It’s a little confusing. Apparently, Dick Cheney and Alberto Gonzales are being indicted on charges involving prisons. Is this along the same lines of getting Al Capone on tax evasion? This is just a gut feeling, but it would seem that there might be other laws that Cheney and Gonzales have broken. Maybe this is the only one for which anyone can find evidence?
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>Interesting…
>Did I mention that I once got a "booty call" via a MySpace message?
Contrary to what society has currently deemed acceptable, I require a significant amount of dating before hopping into bed with a guy. Working in the same field doesn't count as dating.
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Just because I hate people doesn’t mean I’m anti-social. Ok, maybe it does… It’s just that I can’t suffer fools and that’s what most people seem to be.
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christhestampede
>At least your scores seem relatively normal. I’m apparently a schizotypal narcissistic bastard. Well, at least my weirdness makes me better than the people who make that test…
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indygirl
>Heya from a fellow Narcissist to another! That was a fun lil quiz.
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Nick
>It’s foolish to think everyone’s a fool. 😉
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SFChick74
>Narcissists unite!
I didn’t say everyone’s a fool. Just the majority. 🙂
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>The extent to which they are homonyms depends on your regional accent. While someone listening to me casually would probably not discern the difference, I *do* pronounce cot and caught slightly differently (more “aw” in caught), as well as hock and hawk (same diff).
I first realized there was a California accent when, after living in Oregon for five or six years, I heard Jerry Brown speak and realized it was different from what I’d grown used to in Oregon.
>Hmm. I guess there is a Northwestern accent then.
I also noticed that I use the words “totally” and “dude” alot in social situations. “What the hell” is in my vernacular too, but I’m not sure that’s a regional thing or not.