no desu, it's never really occurred to me.
/dixie/
Samuel Allen
Jonathan Hill
Ryder Campbell
i live in tennessee but all my family is from kansas so i pretty much have a neutral accent, and no one really comments on it ever
Thomas Ortiz
when I was a kid I learned most of my English from American games and movies, so my accent used to tend more towards a northern usa accent than to a British one. then, when I was around eleven or twelve, I got this absolute retard of a teacher forcing us to speak with a really posh English accent. my first time in England I got laughed at every time I spoke, because I sounded like a stuck up fucking snob.
a year after that I discovered that for our oral exams we were allowed to speak with whatever accent we liked, long as it wasn't dutch, so I tried my best to sound as american as possible from then on. sounds better anyways
Samuel Morales
our school try to make us speak with posh english accents as well, which is dumb cause we talk like orcs
Brayden Nguyen
>we talk like orcs
exactly, most people here end up with this weird mix accent of Dutch and RP as well. there is no reason to teach 'em this retarded accent that is these days only used by a minority of the English speakers. sure, they done invented the language, but they're falling into irrelevancy. teach kids general american english or something
Caleb Powell
Reminder that DC is technically the South
Blake Morris
Ah, the joys of language classes.
Caleb Williams
If Bethesda set a(nother) Fallout game in the South, what would be the best region?
Jason Martinez
Houston.