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My Southern Accent

So, Make Mine a Mojito's most recent post reminded me that while in Los Angeles last month, several of my co-workers said every time they hear this commercial, they think of me. I only deal with a lot of them on the phone, so they get to hear me quite often. I hadn't yet seen it, but I have now.

Personally, I don't think my accent is this bad - I mean, I don't sound like Britany or anything...I don't think...do I????

Now y'all know where I got my blog name from. I wasn't kidding. And I'm getting a Flip camera for Christmas, so maybe I'll really let y'all hear what I sound like in 2010 so you can get a chuckle.


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  1. Wendy, this has been my favorite for a LONG time. It really cracks me up!
    I don't think we sound quite like this but almost.
    Anne

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  2. I love this commercial! Cracks me up! I have not figure out how to post a video on my blog yet!

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  3. Haha - this commercial always makes me laugh!

    I didn't think my accent was that bad compared to some I know. Then I heard myself talking on a recording I made at Thanksgiving. I'm definitely southern. My mom says it's gotten more pronounced since I moved to Tennessee.

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  4. Whatever...they're just jealous that they don't have a southern drawl. :)

    I guess that not too many Southerners make their way to the West coast. I have family in Oregon and when I was visiting the last time, every one I ran into was just so fascinated with my Southern accent. LOL

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  5. oh my gosh so cute! for reals! :)

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  6. I love this commercial - it's so clever and the accent reminds me of several people I know (not to mention the attitude)!

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  8. Your Southern Accent is fabulous!!! I can't wait to see what you do with your Flip, they're so much fun!

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  10. I've always loved your accent! I wish my southern accent was more like yours. Mine is just twangy!

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  11. Hahahaa, that is way to funny. I laughed the first time I saw that commercial... and if you do sound even a little like that, well, then... how cute are you!!!!! I think southern accents are adorable.

    :)
    ~Tabitha

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  12. I LOVE that commercial! I get alot of comments on my accent as well.

    -Alana Jo
    www.justniftythrifty.com

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  13. I live in Cali right now, but we are southern born and bred. People say that commercial reminds them of me all the time. I tell them that they are not funny!

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  14. That commercial is sooooo funny to me!

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