I….I……I’m in Love

[Sasquatch Hunter]

Seems a little forced for the camera, but a honeydripping Southern accent has been the end of many a man.

That ain't the only tool she has in the tool box to hook a man.

 

[Fogie]

Seems a little forced for the camera, but a honeydripping Southern accent has been the end of many a man.

It can’t be real, is it? Seems like an affect, one I have thankfully never heard except on TV etc…

 

[Sunklands]

North Carolinian’s have a much differently accent than those of Virginia, or South Carolina. Gals from South Carolina are to behold. Georgia is different yet. Arkansas is different that Alabama and so forth. Folks in the Bootheel of Mo sound like Arkansawywer’s(not Rkansan’s) but go 30 minutes north of the “heel” and there’s no dialect. Probably cause they’re all Arkansas overflow, I guess. Folks from the “heel” go to Memphis and Jonesboro instead of St. Louis and Cape Girardeau to do most business. Dialects are interesting.

 

[bill cooksey]

Nothing fake or contrived to my ear. Southern with a heavy dose of “country.” The country in it is the only thing that might stand out to me if I ran into her somewhere, but I hear it pretty much every day. Just as with all you yankees, there are a whole lot of different accents in the south, and all are far more pleasant than any yankee accent I’ve ever heard.

 

[Rubberhead]

A truck like that, a big 19-wheeler, should be pretty easy for the cops to track down...

 

[Sunklands]

If you ever been down in the delta of Mississippi, alot of the older white and black folk talk exactly alike. Alot more similarities than probably folks realize.

 

[tcc]

Nothing fake or contrived to my ear. Southern with a heavy dose of “country.” The country in it is the only thing that might stand out to me if I ran into her somewhere, but I hear it pretty much every day. Just as with all you yankees, there are a whole lot of different accents in the south, and all are far more pleasant than any yankee accent I’ve ever heard.

Yeah that was my first thought, very country.

 

[Meach]

Well, I picked up a blonde in NY. She said she liked my accent. Just saying.

 

[Ruination]

Looks like future DV to me.

 

[Ruination]

Nothing fake or contrived to my ear. Southern with a heavy dose of “country.” The country in it is the only thing that might stand out to me if I ran into her somewhere, but I hear it pretty much every day. Just as with all you yankees, there are a whole lot of different accents in the south, and all are far more pleasant than any yankee accent I’ve ever heard.

The you need to go spend some time with the boomhaurs of south Carolina...and I feel like you for sure have spent some time in creole country.