Off-Topic Discussions

You say Dancer
like, DIANSUUR.

I'm unaware of how I pronounce Dancer. But I'm certain it's in Cheesehead.

Whenever I do an impression of an American accent, I just sound like Andy Wick (-w +D)

That's odd. When I do a British accent, it sounds very unconvincing. But I do a good Minnesotan accent.

[Edited by Dhampy, 12/31/2009 5:36:42 PM]

I have a pacific northwestern American accent (Comes from growing up in Oregon), and I say Dancer like Dan-Sir.

I don't get what you mean by American accent, as there are many American accents. Ghetto American, Southern American, Latino American (AKA Spanglish), Upper-Class American, and of course, Highschool Dropout American.

When I see you are American the voice in my head that I use to narrate your text sounds more like this:

Oreye hiave hey parsifeik noirthwestaan Emericarn ex-scent.

That's funny, but unlike people in the deep south, I have a brain and can use it to speak like a normal human.

I find the British accent the most exciting and awesome accent the English language has ever seen though. Seriously, a deep voice and British accent are enough to make me swoon over the guy they're attached to. At least they would if I didn't already have a wonderful boyfriend ^w^

British and certain of the Irish accents are the best accents IMO.