Very cool! Thanks for joining in! I don't hear much difference between our accents By the way...what did you say you call it when it's raining and the sun is shining? I couldn't make it out
"Nutmeggers" is much easier than "Constitutioners" or "Connecticutians" or something even more atrocious.
I've never heard such a term.
My tongue didn't like the way "Connecticutians" felt. "Nutmeggers" indeed flows so much more easily.
I agree Doon! I have never seen that either. I felt silly while recording this because I've never heard of the second question.
. . . and I noticed Enchantermon says "gro-sir-ees" when he says "groceries."
Cool, you remind me of a KQ narrator. You should record some lines.
Enchantermon...you sound awesome!
Also, you're from North Carolina but you don't seem to have any accent relative to me, a native of Connecticut.
Actually, my sweetie had to write a paper on a dialect for his HEL (History of the English Language, which is hell due to the workload) class, and we started paying attention to even subtle differences between regions. Apparently, I pronounce "caught" the same way I pronounce "cot."
Ah, I see. Do most residents of NC have an accent?
Also, loosely related: are you familiar with Medoc State Park (of NC)?
. . . "Sexhundred and sexty sex" (Aussy)
What do you call the kind of spider that has an oval-shaped body and extremely long legs?