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3-05-2009 @ 11:17PM
teenagertc said...
Haha!! This is pretty funny! A taste of our own medicine perhaps!! It's so weird though, I never really thought that there was an "American" accent. We here in New York always attempt "Southern" accents, or "Mid-Western" accents, and locally we have our "New-Yawk/Italian" accents to make fun of, but I never considered that there was an overarching, continental accent. He was pretty good! About 95% of his speech was straight on!!
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