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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
DC- wasn't aware of that one. I've only been to Georgetown, and while I do recall that there was a subway system further in towards the capitol, I never had a need to use it. I was kinda thinking that in London the term "underground" is more popular.
And c'mon. I break out the Olde English for you guys, but in daily life I do still say y'all- a throwback to my southern upbringing.
And c'mon. I break out the Olde English for you guys, but in daily life I do still say y'all- a throwback to my southern upbringing.
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From: Fake Virginia
hint: Bay Area Rapid Transit
oh and the "what is 'the city'" is also regional.
it was SF
now it's DC.
but if I lived in joizy, it'd be NYC.
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Your dialect is 52% popular!
You answered 122 out of 122 questions, with 78 out of 122 (64%) answers the same as the most popular answer. This is a 52% weighted average (taking the percentage of survey respondents who pick each answer into consideration).
You answered 122 out of 122 questions, with 78 out of 122 (64%) answers the same as the most popular answer. This is a 52% weighted average (taking the percentage of survey respondents who pick each answer into consideration).
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What do you call the activity of driving around in circles in a car?
a. doing donuts
b. doing cookies
c. whipping shitties
d. other
Who's up for whipping a few shitties and then perhaps we'll go for a spot of tea?
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What do you call a drive-through liquor store?
a. brew thru
b. party barn
c. bootlegger
d. beer barn
e. beverage barn
f. we have these in my area, but we have no special term for them
g. I have never heard of such a thing
h. other
what kind of redneck bumfuck states have these O_o
a. doing donuts
b. doing cookies
c. whipping shitties
d. other
Who's up for whipping a few shitties and then perhaps we'll go for a spot of tea?
edit:
What do you call a drive-through liquor store?
a. brew thru
b. party barn
c. bootlegger
d. beer barn
e. beverage barn
f. we have these in my area, but we have no special term for them
g. I have never heard of such a thing
h. other
what kind of redneck bumfuck states have these O_o
Doughnuts, cookies, ********, we used them all back in high school.
On the second one, we have them. We always called them just drive throughs, so I guess "F" is exactly correct. And, Nebraska IS pretty much exactly a redneck bumfuck state.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Bonus- who knows what MARTA really stands for?
oh and the "what is 'the city'" is also regional.
it was SF
now it's DC.
it was SF
now it's DC.
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What do you call a drive-through liquor store?
a. brew thru
b. party barn
c. bootlegger
d. beer barn
e. beverage barn
f. we have these in my area, but we have no special term for them
g. I have never heard of such a thing
h. other
what kind of redneck bumfuck states have these O_o
a. brew thru
b. party barn
c. bootlegger
d. beer barn
e. beverage barn
f. we have these in my area, but we have no special term for them
g. I have never heard of such a thing
h. other
what kind of redneck bumfuck states have these O_o
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What do you call a drive-through liquor store?
a. brew thru
b. party barn
c. bootlegger
d. beer barn
e. beverage barn
f. we have these in my area, but we have no special term for them
g. I have never heard of such a thing
h. other
what kind of redneck bumfuck states have these O_o
a. brew thru
b. party barn
c. bootlegger
d. beer barn
e. beverage barn
f. we have these in my area, but we have no special term for them
g. I have never heard of such a thing
h. other
what kind of redneck bumfuck states have these O_o
Ha. I was shocked when I first saw one, and i've lived here my whole life.
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Your dialect is 54% popular!
You answered 120 out of 122 questions, with 84 out of 120 (70%) answers the same as the most popular answer. This is a 54% weighted average (taking the percentage of survey respondents who pick each answer into consideration).
You answered 120 out of 122 questions, with 84 out of 120 (70%) answers the same as the most popular answer. This is a 54% weighted average (taking the percentage of survey respondents who pick each answer into consideration).
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