SEC Shorts does it again

[NoNC4Tubs]

You live with trouble.

A buddy and I were in University Mall parking lot with our girlfriends when we hopped out to help two girls pushing a vehicle. As we kept passing empty space and empty space, my buddy finally asked where we were going with the car. The one-word answer was, "Cottondale". I still hear that voice and answer when I think about it over 40 years later.

Chivalry died that day; or at least took a holiday.

Blondes...?

 

[crimsonaudio]

You live with trouble.

A buddy and I were in University Mall parking lot with our girlfriends when we hopped out to help two girls pushing a vehicle. As we kept passing empty space and empty space, my buddy finally asked where we were going with the car. The one-word answer was, "Cottondale". I still hear that voice and answer when I think about it over 40 years later.

Chivalry died that day; or at least took a holiday.

I got one that recognized it and wanted out.

 

[FitToBeTide]

I know what a Cottondale accent is like! I went to Chipola JUCO in Marianna! That being said it sounds like she has a Southern Accent, but she’s embellishing. I had a Girlfriend from Ponce de León, and she pronounced it “Ponce D Leeon”. I have a lot of cousins around Graceville and Chipley.

I saw some saying that is the singer Lauren Daigle.

I’m originally from Mobile, but I lost my accent years ago

From their website:

 

[CB4]

My wife (I met her while we were students) is from Cottondale, I'm from Orlando. When she was down in Orlando people would ask her to say things all the time - and Orlando is accustomed to tourists with accents.

People generally think I'm from the midwest or something, I've got a largely non-descript accent, though I do use southern colloquialisms, so I think I sound a bit southern.

But even living in Memphis I don't hear a lot of accents with that syrupy drip. It's been a while.

Interesting. A few years ago I was working with a physician up in Harrisburg, PA. He asked me where I was from? I said Birmingham. His response was “no, originally?” And I said born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama.

He then said “I thought you were a midwesterner”. 😂😂

 

[TideMan09]

I mean, is that a fake accent? Or I have I been away from Alabama too long? 🤣

Trust me brother that's a genuine southern drawl, I know it alllllll too well, after living through a few interrogations by country girls in my lifetime..In the Alabama backwoods I grew up in & still living in..Just saying..

I'm just thankful there wasn't any shock treatments involved..😁😁

 

[dtgreg]

my public speaking teacher had us pronounce different words. mine was these three words.

Ten
Tin
Tan

As a joke I pronounced them all the same. Tay-yun. Everyone laughed but her.

One syllable words become two, and two become one (towel = "tal").

 

[BamaMoon]

When I was kid my dad's sister lived in Dearborn, MI. We'd go up every couple of years.

When we'd get out around the locals, for some reason, the locals would ask me to say things.