That still doesn't change the attitude of your statement... sort of like me being accused of a southern accent after stationed in Mississippi for over a year, although I rarely strayed from Keesler; guilt by association.Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I'm not actually from Missouri*.
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That still doesn't change the attitude of your statement... sort of like me being accused of a southern accent after stationed in Mississippi for over a year, although I rarely strayed from Keesler; guilt by association.Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I'm not actually from Missouri*.
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Ya'll (tee hee), I moved to Atlanta 23 years ago from Illinois and people STILL ask me if I am from up north.That still doesn't change the attitude of your statement... sort of like me being accused of a southern accent after stationed in Mississippi for over a year, although I rarely strayed from Keesler; guilt by association.Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I'm not actually from Missouri*.
Ya'll (tee hee), I moved to Atlanta 23 years ago from Illinois and people STILL ask me if I am from up north.That still doesn't change the attitude of your statement... sort of like me being accused of a southern accent after stationed in Mississippi for over a year, although I rarely strayed from Keesler; guilt by association.Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I'm not actually from Missouri*.
That somewhat surprises me... must have been because we were connected through a southern phone line. I did, however, notice that, if you really weren't originally from southern Mississippi, that you weren't from much closer than northern Mississippi.You did not have much of a northern accent on the phone. Sounded like you would fit right in.
That somewhat surprises me... must have been because we were connected through a southern phone line. I did, however, notice that, if you really weren't originally from southern Mississippi, that you weren't from much closer than northern Mississippi.You did not have much of a northern accent on the phone. Sounded like you would fit right in.8-)
That still doesn't change the attitude of your statement... sort of like me being accused of a southern accent after stationed in Mississippi for over a year, although I rarely strayed from Keesler; guilt by association.Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I'm not actually from Missouri*.
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Some of the words and the two commas were additionally charged for showing their clause; their defense attorneys insisted it was just a phrase they were going through. The court also reminded that any leniency was up to the judge and specifically told the commas, period and exclamation point that they were to follow the letter.8-)
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