Originally posted by: Garuda
Discuss.
Originally posted by: dahunan
Were you trying to start a flame war? Or do you have a point to make?
Originally posted by: chess9
Don't we have some Valley Girls here? Bwuahahahahaha! (Rip, are you there?)
-Robert
Kerry pretends to be Irish when he's up in Boston.
I wonder if he does the same with his accent, to fool all the Irish people in Boston into voting for him by pretending to be one of them.
Fixed.Originally posted by: arsbanned
You might study up on Mr. Bush. He went to Andover Academy. He went to Yale. Look at a map to find out where those schools are, then you will know where Mr. Bush grew up.
The whole Texas Idiot image is laughable when one considers Mr. Bush's background. He surely must have fallen and struck his hard head on something. Hey, you and Mr. Bush have something in common, Garuda.
Originally posted by: Garuda
Bush was born in Connecticut, but grew up in Texas. By the time your 18, your accent is usually fixed and doesn't change. There were a number of Southerners I knew at Cornell, whose accents did not change in the 4 years I knew them.
Bush speaks the way I would expect someone who grew up in and spent most of his adult life in Texas to talk.
Originally posted by: BBond
I couldn't vote. You didn't have "Kerry left his accent the same place Bush left his" as an option.
Bush is a patrician cowboy. That's why all he does on that silly ranch of his is clear brush. He can't ride. Can't rope. Can't shoot. Can't cook. What the hell kind of cowboy is he?
Answer: PHONY COWBOY
Bush was born in Connecticut, but grew up in Texas. By the time your 18, your accent is usually fixed and doesn't change. There were a number of Southerners I knew at Cornell, whose accents did not change in the 4 years I knew them.
Bush speaks the way I would expect someone who grew up in and spent most of his adult life in Texas to talk.
Originally posted by: Garuda
Bush was born in Connecticut, but grew up in Texas. By the time your 18, your accent is usually fixed and doesn't change. There were a number of Southerners I knew at Cornell, whose accents did not change in the 4 years I knew them.
Bush speaks the way I would expect someone who grew up in and spent most of his adult life in Texas to talk.
If Bush's accent was fixed by the time he was 18 he would be speaking with a high brow New England accent. That's where he spent his first eighteen years, in fancy pants prep schools, before he decided to become Roy Rogers.