I did this 3 times.First time I left #10 blank,as not one of those terms sounded familiar(I call an easy course "easy").My score was 60-20-10-0-0. Second time I answered #10 with "crip course" just to answer all the questions.This score was 60-20-15-0-0.Third time(in response to Karen's question), I answered as if my great great granddaddy was born in Tyaskin.Now don't get me wrong,I am not a come here,as I was born here and have lived on the eastern shore all of my life(and have no desire to leave it).The eastern shore category is "dixie".I took the test as I hear the localspeak and the score came up in favor of "dixie".
Chip on your shoulder dude? Or are you just some freakin geek that chooses to act tough via the internet under an anonymous name? As far as I know, I've done nothing to piss you off.
Anonymous #2 to Anonymous #1:Your foul mouthed comments are the reason some blog sites do not allow Anonymous comments.I think there is a method to your madness.I think I know who you are or who you are affiliated with.You are the types that want to ruin everything for everybody because you don't get your way.You are a spoiled brat.
Yes you chicken butt anonymous Number 1. You are the reason some people are afraid to log on. We know who you are. I had some similiar comments on my blog the other day and deleted them. Anonymous 2, I believe you are correct. Wit please delete the rude dude.
They forgot to ask how you say ambulance, root, cement and water. I used to say "wooder" but after 3 years at Camp Pendleton I lost some of my accent. Also is it a glove box or glove compartment? Are they wing windows or vents? Is it a refridgerator or an ice box?
Husband to a beautiful wife, father to a beautiful daughter, student of the discipline of history and one hell of a fisherman. Oh yeah and sometimes I pimp art.
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Where is the Eastern Shore category? I don't think I fit in any of these...
Take the test dip-shit and you'll figure it out.
I did this 3 times.First time I left #10 blank,as not one of those terms sounded familiar(I call an easy course "easy").My score was 60-20-10-0-0. Second time I answered #10 with "crip course" just to answer all the questions.This score was 60-20-15-0-0.Third time(in response to Karen's question), I answered as if my great great granddaddy was born in Tyaskin.Now don't get me wrong,I am not a come here,as I was born here and have lived on the eastern shore all of my life(and have no desire to leave it).The eastern shore category is "dixie".I took the test as I hear the localspeak and the score came up in favor of "dixie".
You know, that was pretty rude anonymous number 1....me thinks you may be a major ass.
Who gives a fuck what you think.
40% General American English
30% Yankee
15% Dixie
10% Midwestern
0% Upper Midwestern
Chip on your shoulder dude? Or are you just some freakin geek that chooses to act tough via the internet under an anonymous name? As far as I know, I've done nothing to piss you off.
Anonymous #2 to Anonymous #1:Your foul mouthed comments are the reason some blog sites do not allow Anonymous comments.I think there is a method to your madness.I think I know who you are or who you are affiliated with.You are the types that want to ruin everything for everybody because you don't get your way.You are a spoiled brat.
60% General American English
30% Dixie
5% Yankee
Yes you chicken butt anonymous Number 1. You are the reason some people are afraid to log on. We know who you are. I had some similiar comments on my blog the other day and deleted them. Anonymous 2, I believe you are correct. Wit please delete the rude dude.
Tomcat
I concur.
Just call a grocery bag a "sack" and soda "pop" and you will 15% Midwest.
They forgot to ask how you say ambulance, root, cement and water. I used to say "wooder" but after 3 years at Camp Pendleton I lost some of my accent. Also is it a glove box or glove compartment? Are they wing windows or vents? Is it a refridgerator or an ice box?
You can add "poke" to the sack/bag list as well.
Also, as a really local regional identifier, you can ask scrapple or panhaus?
rubber or gum band?
45% General American English
25% Yankee
20% Dixie
5% Upper Midwestern
0% Midwestern
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