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[Sirus]

The US of A has...damn, I don't even know how many accents. Lots of them.

@ Aqizzar: What does a Californian accent sound like? I'm genuinely curious, because I sure as hell don't notice it

[Max White]

Californian? Isn't that a type of pornography?

[Sirus]

Californian? Isn't that a type of pornography?

O_o

[Max White]

Look into your heart, you know it to be true.

[Aqizzar]

@ Aqizzar: What does a Californian accent sound like? I'm genuinely curious, because I sure as hell don't notice it

Like, dude, really?  Nobody, like, remembers that shit anymore?  You're bummin' me out dude.

No joke, I've met people who talk like that.

[Tuck_Lion]

What one? We have at least three.
It is kind of like how the US of A has the Texan accent, and the Brooklyn accent, and... Well I'm sure there are others.

We have the Northern Territory, the Western Suburbs, and the East Coast (That sounds pretty much like an English accent with a little American).

ALL OF THEM

Also I'm from the midwest

[Sirus]

@ Aqizzar: What does a Californian accent sound like? I'm genuinely curious, because I sure as hell don't notice it

Like, dude, really?  Nobody, like, remembers that shit anymore?  You're bummin' me out dude.

No joke, I've met people who talk like that.

That's a beach-bum accent, broseph. Not every Californian speaks like that
Okay, so I sometimes pepper my speech with those terms. It's not really an accent though.

[Tuck_Lion]

@ Aqizzar: What does a Californian accent sound like? I'm genuinely curious, because I sure as hell don't notice it

Like, dude, really?  Nobody, like, remembers that shit anymore?  You're bummin' me out dude.

No joke, I've met people who talk like that.

That's a beach-bum accent, broseph. Not every Californian speaks like that
Okay, so I sometimes pepper my speech with those terms. It's not really an accent though.

You're confusing accent and dialect and making it too awkward for anybody to call you out on it.

[Max White]

I'm about 90% sure California is just a fictional place made up so that you could make movies about it. No real place could operate like that for more than a week without massive food shortages from everybody getting the munchies and nobody having the expertise to work.

[Sirus]

I'm about 90% sure California is just a fictional place made up so that you could make movies about it. No real place could operate like that for more than a week without massive food shortages from everybody getting the munchies and nobody having the expertise to work.

I know you're just joking around, but that hurts my Californian feelings

[SalmonGod]

What one? We have at least three.
It is kind of like how the US of A has the Texan accent, and the Brooklyn accent, and... Well I'm sure there are others.

We have the Northern Territory, the Western Suburbs, and the East Coast (That sounds pretty much like an English accent with a little American).

ALL OF THEM

Also I'm from the midwest

Me too.  Indiana.

_{Bay12 meatspace origin roll-call initiate!}

[Tuck_Lion]

I'm about 90% sure California is just a fictional place made up so that you could make movies about it. No real place could operate like that for more than a week without massive food shortages from everybody getting the munchies and nobody having the expertise to work.

"Getting the munchies" happens more here in Colorado. You know, where pot's legal.

[Max White]

No see Colorado is a brand of clothing. You can't actually just live there.

[SalmonGod]

I'm about 90% sure California is just a fictional place made up so that you could make movies about it. No real place could operate like that for more than a week without massive food shortages from everybody getting the munchies and nobody having the expertise to work.

"Getting the munchies" happens more here in Colorado. You know, where pot's legal.

Ok, Colorado is not what I know as the midwest.

[Kadzar]

Supposedly there's such a thing as a Wisconsin accent, but I've never met anyone who talks like the stereotype. Maybe it's based on the Northerners? God knows what they get up to up there.

Also, said stereotypical Wisconsin accent sounds somewhat like the stereotypical Minnesotan accent, though I don't think I've encountered a possessor of that dialect either (though I haven't spent much time there, so it could be true).