"You're not hangin' another deer in my house."
Posted on 12/07/2013 2:07:50 PM PST by pluvmantelo
He was singing it in falsetto. It allows men to reach much higher notes. It was pretty popular during the doo-wop days.
All I know how to speak is Texan!
Loved the video—watching it was like being with old friends.
As Rush would say...The chickification of men.
"You're not hangin' another deer in my house."
look on the bright side... men and women are actually communicating... or something
Why come you don’t have a tattoo?
I always thought it sounded like the speaker was seeking approval or confirmation of what he or she just said. For example, like someone who gets called on by the teacher and is not sure if their answer is correct. The folks I hear talking like this are all big libtards.
I don’t practice Santeria
I ain’t got no crystal ball
I’ve been noticing LOT’s of people speaking Valley talk lately, men included.
I almost wanted to strangle my 20 yr old niece over thanksgiving she was so frigging annoying.....and they think that they’re being “cute”....
Ugh
If he had a million, he’d spend it instead of investing it.
Ok,
Have you noticed how some people, usually younger, pronounce words like, important ?
There are dozens of similar words in which they enunciate each syllable.
Im..port..........ant.
This drives me crazy.
He continues:
“My first wife was a retard. Now she’s an airline pilot.”
You just made me laugh.
Part of this may be the homosexual dominance in fashion and trend setting, just like they are the reason fashion models are overwhelmingly women starved to look like adolescent boys and why a “androgynous” man (with plumbing) is being heralded as one of the hot new models.
Another reason would be the rise of neoteny, the worship of youth. I was struck by the difference between new and old Christmas songs. Bing Crosby and other classic male voices were deep. All of the newer songs had higher pitched boys’ voices, approaching the female range. So even the boy band celebrities have higher voices than the musical stars 50 years ago.
What the hell are they talking about, I was born and raised in Southeern California and have lived here all my life and have never heard a girl or women speak in such a fashion and I’m 76.
I hear it all of the time.
I thought the “Absolutely” fad drove me nuts but this new dialect annoys me to no end.
It was hilarious on Megyn Kelly’s segment on this. She had a gay guy hissing on the panel
Its all BS - more agenda driven research done by academics with an axe to grins paid for with grant money from who knows where.
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