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Why set a movie North of Boston and Have California Accents in It?

posted 15 years ago by jonchopwood
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No one has as hard "R"s as Thomas Haden Church, and hard "R"s is as rare among the denizens of Massachusetts as having a picnic at Revere Beach in February. I mean, there ARE some locals (Brownies they call 'em) that go for a dip in the Atlantic in February, but....

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[–] JrnlofEddieDeezenStudies 15 years ago

Right. The film should have been a documentary about your oversimplistic linguistic theories. That would have made it better.

http://www.rateyourmusic.com/~JrnlofEddieDeezenStudies

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[–] autumnsredblaze 13 years ago

Texas, not California.

[–] sensored 10 years ago

Californians are the only "race" NOT to have an accent, on the entire planet

[–] nickatnoon61 (247) 2 months ago

sensored, apparently you have never heard the "Valley Girl"accents?