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the test is stupid tho. the results aren't accurate. i don't drive at all so i had to pick something random on that driving question. i call an easy class an easy class and i don't call throwing rolls of toilet paper over ppl's houses anything. lol nobody has a house here. i know what a cruller is but i don't use that word at all because i don't eat them. chocolate frosted all day. crullers can stay on the shelf.
it seems like strange results for me. Where did that Yankee part come from? I've never been to the northeast.
65% General American English
15% Yankee
10% Dixie
5% Midwestern
5% Upper Midwestern
Maybe you hear it on tv a lot or from people around you that speak like that
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Originally Posted by eek
65% General American English
25% Yankee
10% Dixie
0% Midwestern
0% Upper Midwestern
the test is stupid tho. the results aren't accurate. i don't drive at all so i had to pick something random on that driving question. i call an easy class an easy class and i don't call throwing rolls of toilet paper over ppl's houses anything. lol nobody has a house here. i know what a cruller is but i don't use that word at all because i don't eat them. chocolate frosted all day. crullers can stay on the shelf.
what driving question?
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