California is normal speech, and everything else is an accent.
Hey wait I want to be cute too! I've changed my mind it's not ant. And I love ottomizers
Gaaah.
Why am I so ....?!
toot is a .......ized evil sinister word outside of america?
Hey Rocket, you can't stand the word *toot*, but your above sentence is OK?
I have recently discovered that it's not unusual in polite American 'street speak'. I looked it up in the dictionary, after hearing a pretty girl on YouTube saying that. I was SO shocked! But for non Americans, that is THE most disgusting American phrase ever! Referring to one's bodily functions or private places in public in polite conversation..... is... is.... I don't even know how to say how awful. And yes I know the origin of the .......ized word. But still!
This is NOT a personal attack in any way. Great thread.
I believe she was referring to the phrase "I am so ...." or the state of being .... retentive... And really I have to agree, that is a very odd and slightly disturbing term, every time I hear someone say it Im tempted to throw them a laxative or something.toot is a .......ized evil sinister word outside of america?
I wouldn't have mentioned it out of the blue. But since the word toot is so repulsive to the OP, then *that other phrase* in the same sentence, seemed very odd. I really think it is quite horrid, since I don't enjoy having to think even in passing, of other peoples most private nether regions! Yuck! But I did say that it's not a personal attack in any way, and that it seems quite common in the US.Really, I am a bit surprised that it is such an affront in your eyes. I've heard much more provocative terms from the Irish that I took as quaint colloquialisms. I guess we Americans have always been a bit more relaxed about words (though I do loath the F bomb in public).
California is normal speech, and everything else is an accent.
oh and aunt is not pronounced ant! Geesh lol!
Hey, hey... I'm a BIG fan of Optimo's reviews. Understated, calm, and gentle. I love his accent; "Whatsup everybody" - too cute!! I'm not American, so I don't know the different regional accents though, (but I do know that I dislike loud, big, proud, obnoxious, juvenile etc. reviews....)
Oh and I think *toot* sounds vulgar in the vaping context. Unless you toot you car horn.
Oh and aunt is NOT pronounced ANT! Geesh lol!
I feel the same way about "Tweeting". Somehow, it seems a little childish to post the number of Tweets during the presidential debates. What if they had named the service "Toot"? I guess Tweet is better for Tweeting.
"I tooted him on my Iphone"
"Your Iphone has a Toot app?"
(Remind me not to borrow your phone)
But then again, what's in a word?