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Larry the Cable Guy is not from the South. In any case, I remember watching two "Joisey" girls on American Race putting down the coalminers from Kentucky, saying how they hated their accents...sorry, but to me I will take a Southern accent ANY time over Noo Yawkas and their ilk.
the new york accent on girls.. if its heavy working class accent, makes them sound like they have a penis... lol
it's like you are having a conversation with a brick wall or something, and you always have to talk to them slow and repeat, it's not my style of talking, might as well talk on instant message then, my style is to interrupt, ask questions while they are explaining stuff and go back to topic
it's like you are having a conversation with a brick wall or something, and you always have to talk to them slow and repeat, it's not my style of talking, might as well talk on instant message then, my style is to interrupt, ask questions while they are explaining stuff and go back to topic
So you are rude and couldn't care less what other people have to say because you are an egomaniac who would rather listen to the bile spewing from the sewer trap between your nose and chin. Got it.
So you are rude and couldn't care less what other people have to say because you are an egomaniac who would rather listen to the bile spewing from the sewer trap between your nose and chin. Got it.
You beat me to it.
"my style is to interrupt, ask questions while they are explaining stuff and go back to topic"
That's pretty much what Southerners see as a rude Yankee stereotype. Where I grew up, a kid that did this got smacked in the mouth.
Negative premise threads almost always end with an exchange of insults. The deleted posts above were true to form. Thread closed.
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