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To: nopardons
A "C" sound ( hard or soft? )

Hard.

in what universe?

The Northeast. New Yockahs, Bostonians, Downeasters, Joisey...They just can't seem to form their mouths right to pronounce a decent "R".

Michael Savage for example.

466 posted on 10/20/2016 6:34:59 PM PDT by ROCKLOBSTER (RATs, RINOs......same thing.)
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To: ROCKLOBSTER
You have a really LOUSY, for accents! As a matter of fact...you STINK at it; especially when you imagine that everyone, in the entire state of N.Y., or even just in all 5 boroughs of NYC, sound alike. Hell...NYC accents change from generation to generation and from neighborhood to neighborhood, and many times from block to block!

The Kennedys had/have their own FAUX accent, Southies, in Boston, don't sound ANYTHING at all like those who live in other parts of that city, and South Jersey is different from the middle part, which is different again from the northern sections and the ghetto dwellers.

Case in point...I find Trump's accent extremely weird and have NEVER heard one like it, even though I knew people who grew up in different parts of Queens.

And if you also believe, as it appears that you do, that people who grew up in Maine, N.H., and Vt., also all sound the same and NOBODY, from N.J. through Maine, drops or mispronounces every R in every word, you're just NUTS and possibly deaf.

Where did YOU grow up and where do you live now?

savage, you are judging New Yorkers by what Savage sounds like? ROTFLMAO !

727 posted on 10/20/2016 8:45:40 PM PDT by nopardons
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