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Um, hi!

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Um, I'm gonna do the Good Old Fashioned Accent Challenge.

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Alrighty, number one, my actual first name is Jamie, but you guys all call me Giggle-chan,

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so that's fine.

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I'd rather you call me that.

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Number two, I'm from the southern United States, and pronounce the following words.

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Aunt, roof, route, theater, iron, salmon, caramel, fire, water, New Orleans, pecan,

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both, again, probably, Alabama, lawyer, coupon, mayonnaise, pajamas, cot, natural aluminum,

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gift, tumbler, cracker jack, doorknob, envelope, polka dots, papaya, penthouse, subtext, smile.

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Okay, number four, uh, well, we're usually, well, around here, we usually call that just

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teepeeing a house.

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Um, number six, my grandparents, I call them, well, I call my grandma Nana and Mimi, and

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then my grandpas, um, there's Poppy and Pawpaw, but then I have a step-grandfather, and I

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just call him his first name, um, and number seven, a grocery cart, I guess, hehe, wait,

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what happened to number eight, where's number, okay, anyways, number nine, I guess, um, well,

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I just say y'all, it's a southern thing, I'm sure you guys aren't surprised, um, number

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nine, uh, daddy long legs, is that the kind of spider you're talking about, the really

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small one to the really big legs and are everywhere, hehe, I guess that's it, okay, choose a book

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and read a passage from it, um, let me find a book, uh, and a passage from it, nya, ooh,

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I like this book, uh, this is just a really big ass book, full of Edgar Allen Poe poems

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and short stories and all that fun stuff, let me find a good story, hehe, la dee da

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dee da, um, okay, 199, the tell-tale heart, that's my favorite, okay, it is impossible

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to say how first the idea entered my brain, but once conceived it haunted me day and night,

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object there was none, passion there was none, I loved the old man, he had never wronged me,

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he had never given me insult, for his gold I had no desire, I think it was his eye, yes,

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it was this, one of his eyes resembled that of a vulture, a pale blue eye with a fume

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over it, whenever it fell upon me, my blood ran cold, and so by degrees, very gradually,

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I made up my mind to take the life of the old man and thus rid myself of the eye forever,

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okey dokey, number 12, last thing I drink is sweet tea, I still have it on my desk,

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it's really good, okay, number 13, no, I don't, at least not that I know of, hehe, and that's

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it, I still wonder what number 8 was, but oh well, hehe.