Murdy, you have no authority

[Frood]

Did you watch the TV series La Brea? Damn was that a mess.

Australian produced.... so it was total shit.

 

[Murdy]

 

[Adam Hitler]

You can make me a sammy anytime ... but make sure the laundry is done and my shirts are ironed.

Domesticating women is a hate crime to old Lotty Lol.

 

[Seamajor]

Domesticating women is a hate crime to old Lotty Lol.

Sounds like you’ve been trying all your life. Maybe now that you’re an apprentice floor fitter things will change

 

[Lotte Skoring]

My husband, from New Jersey, calls them sammiches. Although, he is the only person in his family who has only slight vestiges of a New Joisey accent. Only a very few words here and there. Like radiator.

There is no such-a-thing as a New Jersey accent as a single thing. It goes anything from neutral (mine), to Bayonian, to southern. It is all very diverse, or should I say dyvoice.

Oh, and I too no longer eat bread except on rare occasions.
In olden times, when I lived in NoCal we used to make a sammich went like this.
2 pieced Branola bread, tomato, romaine lettuce, haas avocado, and oil/vinegar dressing. Yum...very good and tasty.

 

[Frood]

There is no such-a-thing as a New Jersey accent as a single thing. It goes anything from neutral (mine), to Bayonian, to southern. It is all very diverse, or should I say dyvoice.

Oh, and I too no longer eat bread except on rare occasions.
In olden times, when I lived in NoCal we used to make a sammich went like this.
2 pieced Branola bread, tomato, romaine lettuce, haas avocado, and oil/vinegar dressing. Yum...very good and tasty.

I had a Gloucester accent in my early years, moved away for a few years, returned, and it was all but gone. Then we kept moving every 3 or so years and my accents melded into something often undistinguished from anything but it depends on who I'm talking with.

People often accuse me of being Irish... lol

 

[Reggie_Essent]

I had a Gloucester accent in my early years, moved away for a few years, returned, and it was all but gone. Then we kept moving every 3 or so years and my accents melded into something often undistinguished from anything but it depends on who I'm talking with.

People often accuse me of being Irish... lol

I get Irish Travelers coming by ever summer wanting to blacktop my driveway on the cheap because they always have "leftover" product on their truck from a "job they had down the street."

I always just chat nicely with them for a few minutes before sending them on their way.