Hmmmm....sounds southern

[HarveyDarkey]

[dixiegrrrrl]

1. Hmmmm......sounds like another broad brush smear of Southerners.

Sigh.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

3. actually, this could be construed as a twofer as it is jibing

one language in one dialect. meh.

[MiddleFingerMom]

8. No offense, but sometimes we're too READY to be offended. No one in their right mind...

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... (leaves ME out) would think that ALL Southerners say "haid" for "head", but name
me two other U.S. location-based accents where you would hear that substitution.
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I'd actually be pretty impressed if you could name one.
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Sometimes a realistic generalization is not a "broadbrush smear".
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No offense to the offended intended.
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(edit to add): In the Army, I spent 3 years in Germany followed by three years on
the Kentucky/Tennessee border. When I'd go home, my family would tease me
about the faint accents I had picked up from both places by saying, "ACH, y'all!!
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[hobbit709]

2. southern would be HAID

[sarge43]

4. Watch yer haid yaul. nt

[dixiegrrrrl]

6. or..."hay-yed"

I always laff at movies when characters try so hard to do "a" southern accent,
not realizing there are many versions of how people talk down here, and inflection is just as important as pronunciation.

[KamaAina]

5. Maybe it's South Korea?

[In_The_Wind]

7. Isn't that what the Door Mouse said?