My Bostonian Roots: Another Popular Demand
So people wonder all the time why I don't have a Boston Accent or why I don't speak like a Bostonian. Well I took lots of speech classes in my life with the hopes I may one day become an actor. So that's where my Boston accent/slang went. Now, by popular demand, and because of the movie "The Departed", I am going to try and bring back my Boston roots starting with my speech. Here's my first sentence.
Your Caah is wicked pissa. I would would love for that fucken thing to be pahked in my Gahrage. Go Fuck yourself!!!
translation
Hey I like your car. I would love to own one myself. See ya later.
There
Arrgh!! I totally forgot last night during the commentary to say: "Hey, I'm gonna' smoke. You wanna' smoke? No, you don't smoke do you. Whattya' some kinda' health nut? Huh? Go fuck yourself." :(
wicked awesome!
My sign-other lived in Mass and then in NYC for 10 years. So I know the accent well. I tease him mom all the time. She's from Rhode Island. Their dog Charlie is Chollie...she hate's when I tease her. But then I still have a bit of my cheesehead accent...ya der ey!
whatevah
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that was hilarious! lmao!
I think I prefer you without the Boston...it's scary. They ddin't talk like that in Cheers..mind you not all Brits talk like they do in Merkin shows.
niiice.
now go fuck ya self
When I visited Boston, I spent the entire trip telling everyone to paahk the caaah at Haaavaaahd Yaaahd. I think everyone was sick of me by the end...wonder why?
Hahahahhahahaha.... unfortunately, I can't help but hear all of that in Matt Damon's voice.