Think about it. I said 'is I' instead of 'am I.' Only Gary Stus and mavericks say that.
So mavericks are Gary-Stus.
Only on Tuesdays.
With Hot Sauce.
So mavericks are Gary-Stus.
Think about it. I said 'is I' instead of 'am I.' Only Gary Stus and mavericks say that.
Not a'tall, b'y, don't ferget dat sayin' "is I" 'stead of "am I" is part o' de ol' Newfie accent, ev'n if not all Newfies speaks it, b'y.
what
I was trying to type in the text-equivalent of the Newfie accent in referencing the Newfie accent @ Deckman
who is newfie and what does he do
who is newfie and what does he do
Ah ok... "newfie" means someone from the Canadian province of Newfoundland And Labrador (or maybe just from the Newfoundland island, I'm not sure) and part of the accent associated with them is to say "I is" instead of "I am" etc... though Newfies don't necessarily speak that way, I know I don't, and most of the people I know from both my hometown and the city I moved to (both on the Newfoundland island) don't either.
Gary Stu this Gary Stu that
Let's talk about good ol' Kio
Well! Here comes ol' Kiorein!
Good ol' Kiorein... yes, sir!
Good ol' Kiorein... how I hate him!
