[ SECRET POST #2687 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2687 ⌋

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Comments

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

I'm from Boston, and maybe I've nevah been to the right paht ah town, but I've nevah met anyone who tawks like this.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

Rumor has it that's Southie. I dunno, I've never heard it either.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[bigpaw]

Yes yes yes. The only person I know with that sort of accent at all is my grammy, and it's never that thick on her.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

Lol, my mother is in her sixties and she doesn't have the accent, but because of her I call soda tonic, or living room palla, drawer draw etc.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[herpymcderp]

I disagree, having been to Bawston a couple times and having heard a bunch of people tawk about theya cah pahks and such.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[ariakas]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbK4cL3QSc0

Cah pahk outside havahd yahd.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

lol That's because it's a Southie accent. My family is from Southie and they have it pretty thick, but my niece/nephew who grew up in East Boston don't have it at all. If you hang out at like Andrew Station or something you'll probably hear it.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[greenvelvetcake]

Listen to the MBTA drivers, they've got it down. To hear a Boston accent anywhere else, you have to leave Boston itself and go to outlying towns.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, when I lived in Boston during college, the only people I encountered who had that stereotypical accent were T drivers.

Re: we don't sound like that dammit!!1

[(Anonymous)]

Huh, that's so weird. My family is from Boston, I grew up around there, and I heard it from more than T drivers. Luck of the draw, I guess?