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who'll buy the airplane ticket for you to get to baton rouge?

ummm... i don't think we have a theatre on 42nd street down here ;)

depends on what you want to see....
and completely off the subject, where exactly is monk's restaurant, as seen on seinfeld? the sad thing is, monk's would be on my 'must see in nyc' list if i ever get there--- if i don't see museums, fair enough, but i must see monk's

you like that? i may as well fulfill the flirter label...

oooo-- soup nazi! that's in the top 20 episodes for me-- where's that shop?

:: sigh :: one of these days i'll be daring and go north of the mason-dixon.... i know that's sad and i should be punished, so no one needs to thrash me....

i can bust out a "yee-haw" with the best of 'em, but i've tried over the years to overcome my geography.... i do have a touch of an accent, but it's more old deep south than redneck yee-haw south... i make up for it by having a "radio quality" voice, so i suppose it all balances out....

deep south is the best. i prefer a nice charleston accent, myself

i used to work with a girl from deep south carolina-- she had the perfect deep south accent... i just loved to hear her talk-- problem was, she never had anything relevant to say....
:: i'm just a sucker for voices, eyes, and accents::

that's always depressing. yeah, i've picked up my accent from everywhere i've lived. a little jersey, a little deep south. it's an interesting combo...

I don't have an accent until I drink and then I get a little bit twangy.

its a dialect if it is in the same language, accent if it derives from another.

-st.

i thought it was the other way around

Loving the new avatar MasterofNone. It looks like a bald Senor Wences.

Ha!
Do you have the cute little suit too?