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gianmarco said:Yes, we are. It's the Don of a new age.Finless said:People like you are destroying America.gianmarco said:I think you just saved yourself $150. Tell the lawnmower place that due to their illegal actions, you don't plan on paying anything else. If they want the other $150, just simply remind them that you'll point out their forgery to the proper authorities.
Well done
I hope that we can all agree on this one.
Lol, are you posting that in here as if my line was unintentional?ETA--Heh, seeing as you added it to your sig, I'll assume you think I had no idea I didn't type in dawn. Just to make it easy for you, I had already responded to this thread more than once and was fully aware of it. Not only would I never really use that phrase otherwise, but I even capitalized Don for good measure. Sorry to burst your bubble, dawctor.gianmarco said:Yes, we are. It's the Don of a new age.Finless said:People like you are destroying America.gianmarco said:I think you just saved yourself $150. Tell the lawnmower place that due to their illegal actions, you don't plan on paying anything else. If they want the other $150, just simply remind them that you'll point out their forgery to the proper authorities.
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Thanks for clarifying dummy.Lol, are you posting that in here as if my line was unintentional?ETA--Heh, seeing as you added it to your sig, I'll assume you think I had no idea I didn't type in dawn. Just to make it easy for you, I had already responded to this thread more than once and was fully aware of it. Not only would I never really use that phrase otherwise, but I even capitalized Don for good measure. Sorry to burst your bubble, dawctor.gianmarco said:Yes, we are. It's the Don of a new age.Finless said:People like you are destroying America.gianmarco said:I think you just saved yourself $150. Tell the lawnmower place that due to their illegal actions, you don't plan on paying anything else. If they want the other $150, just simply remind them that you'll point out their forgery to the proper authorities.
Well done
Oof. The only resemblance that bears to a Venn diagram is that it has overlapping circles on it. You now have a 10 year old, a bad Abbot and Costello routine, and an unsuccessful attempt at a Venn diagram. Maybe you should ask Homer to get Destiney on your side.
Yeah, that's not how Venn diagrams work.
update: i got totally burnedBonzai said:lolhttp://cheezburger.com/View/3772201984bostonfred said:
Thanks, Doug B.
update: i got totally burnedBonzai said:lolhttp://cheezburger.com/View/3772201984bostonfred said:
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Rude has an amalgam of two of the worst accents known to man, New York and Chick-cag-o. That renders all of his opinions suspect.Finally got around to watching the youtube videos posted way earlier (
Still with bostonfred on this one. I've never heard "don" pronounced the way ARude pronounced it in his video. And my dad's name is "Don". And I even played on an U13 soccer team called "The Dons", so I am sort of an expert on this.
I've lived in Western NY, Northern California, the Pacific NW, New England, and Chicago.My accent sounds nothing like people from NYC or even Chicago really since I didn't move here until I was 25.Rude has an amalgam of two of the worst accents known to man, New York and Chick-cag-o. That renders all of his opinions suspect.Finally got around to watching the youtube videos posted way earlier ().
Still with bostonfred on this one. I've never heard "don" pronounced the way ARude pronounced it in his video. And my dad's name is "Don". And I even played on an U13 soccer team called "The Dons", so I am sort of an expert on this.
Both of the bolded areas are major "don=dawn" areas. Did you spend your formative years elsewhere?
I don't doubt that that's how you hear it.I've lived in Western NY, Northern California, the Pacific NW, New England, and Chicago.My accent sounds nothing like people from NYC or even Chicago really since I didn't move here until I was 25.Rude has an amalgam of two of the worst accents known to man, New York and Chick-cag-o. That renders all of his opinions suspect.Finally got around to watching the youtube videos posted way earlier (
Still with bostonfred on this one. I've never heard "don" pronounced the way ARude pronounced it in his video. And my dad's name is "Don". And I even played on an U13 soccer team called "The Dons", so I am sort of an expert on this.
I don't doubt that that's how you hear it.I've lived in Western NY, Northern California, the Pacific NW, New England, and Chicago.My accent sounds nothing like people from NYC or even Chicago really since I didn't move here until I was 25.Rude has an amalgam of two of the worst accents known to man, New York and Chick-cag-o. That renders all of his opinions suspect.Finally got around to watching the youtube videos posted way earlier (
Still with bostonfred on this one. I've never heard "don" pronounced the way ARude pronounced it in his video. And my dad's name is "Don". And I even played on an U13 soccer team called "The Dons", so I am sort of an expert on this.
I think I have a pretty clear Buffalo accent. Chicago is similar but different. NYC is nothing like it. Buffalo is closer to Toronto, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland than it is to NYC. Why would we talk like them? Those freaks say soda. I'd rather go mute than speak that way.
ouch.bostonfred said:update: i got totally burnedBonzai said:lolhttp://cheezburger.com/View/3772201984bostonfred said:
Really not helping your cause here. You really say pop instead of soda?I don't doubt that that's how you hear it.I've lived in Western NY, Northern California, the Pacific NW, New England, and Chicago.My accent sounds nothing like people from NYC or even Chicago really since I didn't move here until I was 25.Rude has an amalgam of two of the worst accents known to man, New York and Chick-cag-o. That renders all of his opinions suspect.Finally got around to watching the youtube videos posted way earlier (
Still with bostonfred on this one. I've never heard "don" pronounced the way ARude pronounced it in his video. And my dad's name is "Don". And I even played on an U13 soccer team called "The Dons", so I am sort of an expert on this.
Exhibit A that you don't speak proper English.
Why are you linking to a site that shows that more people say soda than pop?
pretty sure this is not a statistically significant difference.# of replies
The right one. Welcome aboard.MisfitBlondes said:
People who say "pop" are 100x more likely to forward emails containing this poll than people who don't. Congratulations, Aunt Karen.
Don't be ridiculous.This is worse than the failed abbot and Costello 'joke' and the venn diagram put together.
I thought of this thread this morning listening to O&A. Some old lady from Boston was complaining about a tree getting cut down and instead of saying the word "can't" she said it "the other way" during a news interview.
Oof.That is definitely NOT a Boston accent.
Yes, or else my name would really be funny at all.
I always understood that's the joke you were going for, but Harry doesn't actually rhyme with hairy.
It's actually a reference to a Tool song, not sure why you hate puns.
We'll come back to this one in a bit. For now, let's go back to the soda vs. pop thing, where after 100 votes in my poll, we've seen that soda is the word most people use, and that the majority of people who say pop or coke acknowledge that the proper English word is soda. Please consider Rudnicki served.
Why does the majority rule in that poll but not this one?
I "get" the username but they don't rhyme to me
Harry - ar as in arrow - you don't say airrow do you?hairy - air - as in airI do. Are you pronouncing it "R O" ?
That's so bad it should be made into a 
