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It's this kind of stuff that gives you a laugh when people from outside the US lump all Americans in together as sounding the same or acting/thinking the same way.
I mean, we have about the accent and cultural range of the whole of Europe in one country.
Then again, I suppose it would be the same for someone from England when we talk about a British accent.
Only on a much smaller scale.
Back on topic, I'm still curious which accent the opening post considers "USA East Coast".
I'm almost considering posting my voice to see if it identifies as the preferred East Coast, or if they had something more Boston or NY in mind, because I don't sound like either.
You know, despite my proximity to it, I haven't a clue what a Delaware accent sounds like. I can just image it being the most neutral American accent ever.
All 5 people from Delaware.
Ha ha I was thinking just that! Your EC must be two thousand miles roughly?
Maybe. But that doesn't mean you can smack me around I'm not a sub I'll hit you back.![]()
Cockneys (one of the many variations of an London accent)
Northern accents (Yorkshire mainly)
And technically scots and irish are just that. I don't want to be that arrogant brit who merges everyone together.
But love they way they talk plus huskiness and deepness is always a plus in any voice for me.
I personally love the mid-atlantic/mainland accent. Think Fraiser and Niles Crain and Cary Grant to an extent.

So... you're just gonna leave it at that? No expansion?

Well how did it come up that he was into other women?
And are you into other men/women too?
I see. Do you pick women together or...?
I guess I'm more vanilla than I thought lol.
