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To: airborne

Oh come on now. It wasn't asked about "blacks". If you had ever been to NO, you would have known just what the poster was talking about. Having spent much time in New Orleans myself and on the phone with business people there, I always thought it was so odd that they spoke with a New Joisy accent.....or as someone else said Brooklyn? At any rate, there are all kinds of accents in south Louisiana.


15 posted on 09/10/2005 12:57:33 PM PDT by daybreakcoming (May God bless those who enter the valley of the shadow of death so that we may see the light of day.)
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To: daybreakcoming

Yes, I agree with you. Touchy, touchy! I lived in N.O. and also noticed the accent sounded similar to the ones in the Northeast. I was told that a lot of fishermen from that area migrated to Louisiana, thus the intermingling of southern, Cajun, and New England.


22 posted on 09/10/2005 1:01:17 PM PDT by rightazrain (Uh-til-uh's twin sister)
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To: daybreakcoming; Ima Lurker; EagleUSA; All

See my post # 52.


55 posted on 09/10/2005 1:22:15 PM PDT by airborne
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To: daybreakcoming

I'm from Brooklyn; I don't recall hearing Brooklyn accents in New Orleans; just a very distinctive accent different from other Southerners.


121 posted on 09/10/2005 2:36:38 PM PDT by DLfromthedesert (Texas Cowboy...you da man!!)
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