tolyk
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Just cause you're in Cow country!
I didn't grow up here
Loved your voice though, eh. Especially when you said poutine. You did make me hungry thoughFollow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
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Just cause you're in Cow country!
Loved your voice though, eh. Especially when you said poutine. You did make me hungry thoughI didn't grow up hereLoved your voice though, eh. Especially when you said poutine. You did make me hungry though
Thanks*does a lil dance* Woohoo! Now we know what one of our two stubbly Canadians sound like... Now we have to get stu to post.
for my southern friendmy voice
*bounces around* You sound fabulous, honey.
Thank you for doing it.
So much fun!!!( and a little surprising at the same time)
this song and you nailed it sweety!
your quote at the end!! Glad to hear you are having a great day!!This really is such a great thread!
Y'know... I've stayed out of it, but I'm gonna really need to come back through it sometime and see what people sound like!
It's in mine!![]()
Nice, but where is the Canadian "eh" at?
The funny thing is, I must type Canadian... I use "eh" often. I don't speak it, though. Maybe my fingers are Canadian, but my tongue isn't... ?!!
I grew up around DC and have what most people seem to consider a "normal" American accent, but depending on mood and what I'm saying, people who know me well and pay attention say they can hear hints here and there of other influences... a phrase that comes out with a hint of Irish or British or a slight twist to a word that sounds like a Mexican influence... a tad bit of drawl to something. A lot of times those things happen when I'm joking or animated and telling a story, often unintentionally.
I don't have a really deep voice... it's somewhat lighter... and can be pretty soft spoken unless I get going joking or telling a story.
The funny thing is, I must type Canadian... I use "eh" often. I don't speak it, though. Maybe my fingers are Canadian, but my tongue isn't... ?!!
I grew up around DC and have what most people seem to consider a "normal" American accent, but depending on mood and what I'm saying, people who know me well and pay attention say they can hear hints here and there of other influences... a phrase that comes out with a hint of Irish or British or a slight twist to a word that sounds like a Mexican influence... a tad bit of drawl to something. A lot of times those things happen when I'm joking or animated and telling a story, often unintentionally.
I don't have a really deep voice... it's somewhat lighter... and can be pretty soft spoken unless I get going joking or telling a story.
Kay, now that you have us all intrigued....you have to!
Kay, now that you have us all intrigued....you have to!
I agree with Thandi! Prove it.....record something....maybe a bedtime story?