Audio Thread, the 2020 Reboot

Happy pre-weekend, audio pervs.

Foodie Friday!

What dish are you known for?
Link or share the recipe in your audio so we can all give it a try!
 
I think Hot Brand could read the phone book aloud and I’d sit there mesmerized by his voice...
Sigh...
 
First questions of 2020!

As this is the "kick off" of the audio thread reboot....basics first, with an ice breaker.

Please tell us about yourself - where abouts, generally, you live; what, broadly, you do professionally; what brought you to lit; whether you participated in any previous versions of the audio thread; and for ice breaker - the best place you've visited when traveling (specific city, specific sight, whatever you'd like to share), and where you hope to visit in 2020).
(I will not go first!)​

https://voca.ro/axKliVswWrF
 
Hi team:

PLP will the Monday mod posting her first challenge! She’s famous for posting challenges, so brave yourselves!

(And yeah I’ll respond to FF when I have a moment)
 
Hi team:

PLP will the Monday mod posting her first challenge! She’s famous for posting challenges, so brave yourselves!

(And yeah I’ll respond to FF when I have a moment)

I really don't want that to be autocorrect...

I've never been braver!
 
Grids his lions

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Stillrandy View Post
https://voca.ro/c7KDACEanYi

Here is one example from my current listening: John Barry’s Enigma Suite:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjS2p2vxxkE


I love listening to your posts. They bring me joy!

I had meant to thank you LW, that thought is much appreciated.

And then from your audio post about religion and sex; I greatly admire your openness and honesty in what you shared about the terrible experience you had when young. I like how you put it that it is what God thinks of you that is important, and thank you for that, I often need that reminder.

Cheers!

:rose:
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Stillrandy View Post
https://voca.ro/c7KDACEanYi

Here is one example from my current listening: John Barry’s Enigma Suite:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjS2p2vxxkE




I had meant to thank you LW, that thought is much appreciated.

And then from your audio post about religion and sex; I greatly admire your openness and honesty in what you shared about the terrible experience you had when young. I like how you put it that it is what God thinks of you that is important, and thank you for that, I often need that reminder.

Cheers!

:rose:

Awww thanks Randy.
 
FF on Sunday

Here’s my FF clip. One note the temperature for baking is 400F
Second note the amount of cheese is simply related to the amount of pasta. In my case about a cup and a half to serve two.

https://voca.ro/d5F3ysZY1X4
 
I just wanted to say thank you to all those lovely comments that were directed my way.

Without doubt, I'm really self-conscious of how I sound, and that really put a bit of a spring in my step. Definitely not fishing for compliments or comments, but ... thank you so much!

Here's looking forward to WW!
 
A PLP Challenge!

Avery was so kind as to ask me to pull out my challenge box and pick something cool for you guys. I decided to go easy on ya'll. Since there are so many new voices, accents, and dialects I thought it would be fun to do a little dialect challenge.

So... In the purest form of your accent answer the following questions:

1. How would you address a group of two or more people?
2. What do you call a sweetened carbonated beverage?
3. What do you call the large motor vehicle used to carry freight?
4. What do you call a drive thru liquor store?
5. What would you call a sale of unwanted items on your front porch or yard?
6. How do you pronounce the word been?
7. What would you call a small freshwater lobster often found in lakes and streams?
8. What do you call a traffic jam caused by drivers slowing down to look at an accident?
9. How do you pronounce the words Mary, marry, and merry?
10. What do you call a big road on which you drive relatively fast?
11. How do you pronounce aunt?
12. Do you call the sweet spread that you put on a cake frosting or icing?
13. How do you pronounce caramel?
14. How do you pronounce crayon?
15. How do you pronounce pecan pie?

Are there any other weird language go-to's for your area?

Can't wait to hear you all!
 
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