CSB3: Admins Don't Even Change Thread Titles, OP Doesn't Have A MKX Anymore

[sterkrazzy]

how are you with slavic accents?

they're super easy for me to understand

Any accent can be a problem if it's thick enough. Even if you're a redneck that only speaks english, if that accent is thick enough, I'm gonna have you repeat every other sentence or I'll straight up tell you I have no idea what you're saying. If it's not important I just go along with it and laugh when they laugh. Pretend I understand even though I don't get a single word.

British accents I'm pretty good with, but that's an easy one.

 

[Acadia18]

Positive accent story time: In my last job, I worked with this guy Peter, who was one of our SAP Developers. And this dude was LOUD as fuck, and had a heavy, heavy German accent. I actually had no problem understand him. But anytime he'd leave my area, my coworkers would always go "How the hell do you understand a thing that guys says?"...

 

[oddspyke]

I just have to be able to understand this accent:

 

[mwoodski]

v good

 

[dtfd]

I can't understand a fuckin' thing @dtfd says.

To be fair, I don't understand what I'm saying most of the time either.

 

[Nineeightyone]

To be fair, I don't understand what I'm saying most of the time either.

I don't get it, isn't everyone from the greater Boston metropolitan area? Shouldn't we all be able to understand each other, when we talk about cahs?

 

[GTIfan99]

As someone who's experienced All of those cars in person.

The Cadillac is on par with the C7.R which was also on par with the Corvette DPs, and the RX-8's are roughly the same volume as the 911 but the pitch of the 911 hits you deeper in the skull than the RX-8's do.

I've experienced them in person too. I 100% guarantee the C7.R was significantly louder than the Caddy GTP. Not even close.

 

[dtfd]

I don't get it, isn't everyone from the greater Boston metropolitan area? Shouldn't we all be able to understand each other, when we talk about cahs?

I just moved here.

I'm from Bosnia/Denmark/Chicago/NewYork/Chicago/Honolulu/Chicago/GreaterBostonMetropolitanArea

 

[sterkrazzy]

I'm still tryin to figure out where to get a glass of wooder from.

 

[riceburner]

I love the UP accent from the minnesota/northern wisconsin folks

 

[Nineeightyone]

I just moved here.

I'm from Bosnia/Denmark/Chicago/NewYork/Chicago/Honolulu/Chicago/GreaterBostonMetropolitanArea

I used to work with a guy from Bosnia, from what I hear it's a beautiful country. His accent wasn't awful, we had some good conversations. Since you've been to both Chicago and NY, let's get some debate started (right before I leave work).

Who's got the better pizza?

 

[dtfd]

Also New England Accents are wild, especially as you get away from the cities out into western Mass. I thought the whole accent thing was an overblown joke (never in all my years of living in Chicago have I met anyone my age who had that "DA BEARS!" accent) but those regional N.E. accents are real.

 

[dtfd]

I used to work with a guy from Bosnia, from what I hear it's a beautiful country. His accent wasn't awful, we had some good conversations. Since you've been to both Chicago and NY, let's get some debate started (right before I leave for work).

Who's got the better pizza?

Chicago.

Last time I was in NY I finally tried Joe's (the one everyone told me I was missing). It was good, but it's not Burt's place good.

 

[oddspyke]

I'm still tryin to figure out where to get a glass of wooder from.

Wawa, obviously.

 

[jay745]

Chicago.

Last time I was in NY I finally tried Joe's (the one everyone told me I was missing). It was good, but it's not Burt's place good.

DTFD HAS SPOKEN AND THE RULING IS FINAL.

/END DEBATE