High School Teacher Dream Job

[jonesthecurl]

oh really. is there an "american english accent"?

No.

[john9blue]

Hey j9b. In between fucking Carmen Electra (yes, we're still banging even though we got divorced), I want to let you know that you're kind of full of shit. Last year, when you were getting your Keith Primeau (scoring the goal against the Penguins in the 6-OT game like 10 years ago) tattoo on your ass, you told me that you thought American English wasn't an appropriate term.

i'm going to have to take your word for it, since i don't remember what happened that night. i just woke up on sunday with the tattoo.

[2dimes]

oh really. is there an "american english accent"?

No.

Just wait until you visit the UK in a few years.

[tzor]

oh really. is there an "american english accent"?

No.

There isn't? Then what accent did Errol Flynn speak, cause it certainly wasn't English.

"Welcome to Sherwood."

[2dimes]

oh really. is there an "american english accent"?

No.

There isn't? Then what accent did Errol Flynn speak, cause it certainly wasn't English.

"Welcome to Sherwood."

Wasn't he an aussie?

[Gillipig]

oh really. is there an "american english accent"?

No.

There isn't? Then what accent did Errol Flynn speak, cause it certainly wasn't English.

"Welcome to Sherwood."

Klingon.

[john9blue]

my understanding is that there are fundamentally different vowel sounds between american and british english. it's not just "derp the UK is so diverse so there's no such thing as british english"

is there anywhere in the UK, for example, where natives would pronounce my name "jahn" with an "ahh" sound, as it's pronounced in the US?

[Lootifer]