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Feb 2nd The Hills are alivehttp://www.ozyandmillie.org/d/20070202.html

Millie likes making screechy atonal noises.=

lol at 'plurn'

most intruiging storyline, this is... 8)m

She's not very good at rhyming though. 'Burn' and 'learn' don't rhyme, and neither do 'stern' and 'churn'.

Ya they do.

She's not very good at rhyming though. 'Burn' and 'learn' don't rhyme, and neither do 'stern' and 'churn'.

They do when I say them. And I think it's safe to say that Millie and I have the same regional accent. )

When I say them too. And I'm from Joisey.E

They rhyme to me...7

CodeCat obviously says Lee-arn and Stee-rn and Choo-urn

Hmm I'm not very well-versed in US dialects and accents to be honest, so I wouldn't really be able to tell what it sounds like (other than what I'd just collectively call 'American'). I guess I'd just have to hear it.I

The hills are alive...with the sound of my ears bleeding... $

Irkins don't have ears. You lie sir!

I can think of quite a few movies that could have been improved if the characters suddenly broke into song

I pronounce 'learn' as /l3:rn/, and 'burn' as /bU:rn/ (same sound as in 'put'). And I have a Dublin-English accent.

Mine is the standard west coast TV accent.

Actually, my significant other, Orv, is from the midwest, and it was interesting discovering, via this quiz, that we in fact have measurably different accents.

My accent is generally Received Pronunciation English, although there is a touch of Lancashire in there from time to time, plus some Vermont accent as I lived there a while. My Mate spent the first part of his life in the midwest before his parents moved to Virginia...

... an interesting combination. $

Millie is a diva!

D:9

Mine is the standard west coast TV accent.

I'm from New Jersey and it all rhymes right when I say it...search&q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.ca%2Fws%2FeBayISAPI.dll%3FViewItem%26item%3D110083483658]The Internet never forgets![/url]}