You spent more time in CA than I did and I was born and raised there, lol

So yeah, I'd imagine your accent is gone

I think maybe if I watch Swing Blade about 100 times, I might get the old accent back. That's another movie my brother and I crack up over. "What the f**k you doing with that lawnmower blade?" "I aim ta kill ya with it."

@Flint The accent is not totally gone. To the end in California I would occasionally get careful questions along the lines of, "Are you from Texas?", or "Are your folks from Oklahoma?" But they weren't sure. I had an old auntie of mine tell me a couple of years ago that I sounded like a disc jockey. I guess there are worse things to sound like.

Californians pick up on accents immediately because their's is so 'neutral' (or surfer, bro, or skater--as others call it). After 6 months in GA, I went back and strangers asked me where I was from

Mostly the Jorj-uh vs Joh-er-juh difference

Joh-er-juh is super Southern to them

>Any twang
>where you from?

@Flint My wife tells me that Black people respond very positively to me. I tell here that it's just because they're thrilled that any White person can even understand what they're saying. I don't know why, but I do get along with them on a very superficial level.

I'm from North Georgia. We pronounce our "R's" up here, whereas in South Georgia and Coastal Georgia they don't. I have a cousin from North Carolina, and his accent is super different from Georgia. I almost verges on a Baltimore accent. And don't get me started on all the socio-economic accents. Major differences.

True, Savannah was very *Su-thuhn*

btw, it's Friday night, where is everyone?

@Flint They're all out leaning on something or street-racing or hunting some of that right-wing trim. Now what I mean?

Sorry about all the misspellings. I have arthuritis in the Winter months.

https://youtu.be/j-_vwjQCbdw

Obamacare status: Dabbed

When Kritarchy goes the other way.

W-we got one?

So, is it just me or are all these muh-Russia people being indicted confessing to a) crimes they didn't commit, or b) confessing to exaggerated crimes due to harsh treatment and threats of harsher sentences?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/dec/13/russian-spy-maria-butina-pleads-guilty-conspiracy

Why did this woman need to be kept in solitary confinement? What, was she going to Morse code to Putin via pigeons during yard time?

>We can make this all go away, just say it

>This can all be over, just confess

Starting to look like the inquisition not just in social media, but also in the legal arena

This Russian chick only gets *6 months* for what appears to be the end of the world "Blormf-Russia smoking gun".

She can collude with me any day.

She's pro-2A, probably Trad

This is such Reverse MaCarthy. American Marxists looking for normal Russians under every bed. But McCarthy was right, and if he had been allowed to do his job, this wouldn't be happening.

tfw MaCarthy was right

Anarcho-Tyranny. The powers that be won't stop until nukes fly. And for what? Gay rights in Eurasia? So ludicrous.

I think at this point it's so they don't all get locked up or thrown to the mobs

I doubt they hold their ideology *this* hard

They committed a ton of heinous crimes to get this far, now they're at risk

They'd easily burn us before going down themselves, from what it seems.

That is more likely, good point.

Knocking the chess table over rather than lose. Except the game is life on earth.

All those things they did to have blackmail or "insurance" on each other are at risk of being exposed, so they're pretty rabid and afraid right now

What a mess

Note: whenever someone mentions muh-Russian-NRA-qt, just say "only 6 months in prison, bro. How bad was the crime, really?"

And yet, AIPAC rents out convention centers.

Yep, the elephant in the room

Dual citizens with the biggest and most powerful lobby in America