Where Are You From???? (Its all in your dilect)

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  • matthugie
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    This was spot on for me and the gf. It said I was from Winston Salem or Greensboro, and though I grew up 2 hours away, my mom is from Winston Salem so I got a lot from her.

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  • VA85eta
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    Well, it was dead-on for me....as soon as I got the sandwich question - "Hoagie" and carbonated beverage "Pop" question, I knew it would have me pegged as a Pittsburgh guy. And it did. Pittsburgh, Akron, Cleveland were the 3 cities that popped up...

    Grew up there until I went to college in Eastern PA and have lived here in Richmond for the last 12 years. Don't think I carry much of the 'Burgh accent anymore, but still use a bunch of words that really give you away from being there. Gum Bands, Hoagie, Pop, stuff like that...can bust it out when I head back for a bit to visit family.

    R.

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  • EndreM
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    I'm apparently from Minneapolis?

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  • mikeedler
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    answered the questions of how I used to speak growing up (before 10 years of the U.S. Army and 20 years of living in Germany) and it was spot on too!! very cool.

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by Fusion
    So did we in CO. Iirc, crawdads weren't in the list.
    you didn't read closely... just ran through the test again and it's an answer for question #5.



    anyway, the test seems to think that term is an inland central california thing.

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  • lambo
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    Originally posted by Fusion
    So did we in CO. Iirc, crawdads weren't in the list.
    It was, I distinctly remember picking that answer lol. I remember catching crawdads as a kid in CO haha

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  • spike68
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    ^good ol boys in the south say supper.....especially in alabama.

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  • LowR3V'in
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    Who doesn't call a drinking fountain and drinking fountain?
    How about that rain when the sun is out. Weird terms like devil farts and wolf tears. strange.

    Or lightning bug? what kind of hick shit is that.
    Who says supper? Come and git yer supper yall.


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    Last edited by LowR3V'in; 12-27-2013, 08:52 PM.

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  • Fusion
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    Originally posted by decay
    you call them "crawdads", don't you.
    So did we in CO. Iirc, crawdads weren't in the list.

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  • MoparJ
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    Lol, I confused the hell out of that quiz. I was a military brat, and ended up in the military myself, so I've been all over the country and been exposed to just about every dialect out there. That being said, the really funny thing is that I've never been anywhere near the three cities I ended up with.

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  • spike68
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    Put me in Aurora, IL which is pretty close to my hometown Chicago. Not bad.

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by Killacortes
    Says I'm from modesto area. But I live in Washington. Close enough I guess
    you call them "crawdads", don't you.

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  • Hooffenstein HD
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    Pembroke Pines, Fort Lauderdale and Miami.

    Never been to 'merica in my life.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Pac1373
    Said I was Seattle/Portland/Boston as my three closest wtf? Boston and PNW dialects are that similar? what do I know, I'm from America's Hat... but it got me close to hte border anyway
    Hipsters are hipsters regardless of locale?

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  • Pac1373
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    Said I was Seattle/Portland/Boston as my three closest wtf? Boston and PNW dialects are that similar? what do I know, I'm from America's Hat... but it got me close to hte border anyway

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