Posted on 05/15/2019 3:49:23 AM PDT by C19fan
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I was in Pahk Street Station this morning! Still the same but no more Filene’s Basement.
EVERY Satidy late morning in time foah the matinee' .....
Just a few days ago I was reminiscin' and went lookin' for Baby Huey cahtoons
Interesting.
I have lived back east for so long that I no longer know what kind of accent I have. Although I was born and raised in CA, I have had people in CA ask what kind of accent I have.
Despite the time I have spent away from the state, I can still tell the difference between regional variations of CA accents, where most people just vaguely discern some generic CA accent.
I grew up in Pittsburgh and my wife is deep south. Our oldest daughter, when she was a little punk butt, thought it was great fun to mock us by saying a word my way then my wife’s way. The she would shake her head and walk away.
I have a similar background; born and grew up in rural east Texas on my grandfathers farm. Moved about quite a bit, army, college, work, traveled internationally a lot due to work, two year expat stint in the PRC, fam and I resided in Shanghai. While there I took conversational Mandarin along with Auto people from Midwest, Canadians, Aussies, etc. they liked to tease me about my Mandarin flavored with my texas accent. All in good fun....
I don’t use the T much, maybe once a year, but I got off at Park Station to visit City Hall this past Monday. Now I remember why I only use it once a year lol.
Picked up a couple of copies of my birth certificate to join the Mayflower Society before 2020.
Our Melania looks just lovely, as always.
I am so proud that she is our First Lady.
Why are you joining the Mayflower Society before 2020? Are they changing their rules or...?
For the 400 year anniversary of 1620, I expect a rush next year.
Weird thing is I grew up on Long Island and now live in New Jersey. You can count the people who live in NJ who say “Joisey” on one hand. The accent seems to only exist in some television writers mind. “Lawn Guyland” on the other hand is the accent that doesn’t die.
I think Joie Zee was always more Fort Lee to Weehawken and Hoboken to Jersey City to Newark Bayonne and out to maybe The Oranges or Passaic in the old days
Maybe parts of the Shore too
Today tunnel and bridge Jersey is hipsters who can’t afford or don’t want to spend for Manhattan
But it’s still not what I’d call inexpensive
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