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@k1r1d1
i keep seeing the gif set so here’s the video
Stabler always did ask the right questions lol
# you will not relate to a character more
@dwaynewaynejr
DIS IS ME
me, trying to write a newsies fic: what the fuck is a new york accent
add an ’s’ to every word and leave the g off of every verb tbh
hello my name is cormack and I live in Accent Hell
Foist ting ta remember is dat dese exents ain’t from mahdern times. New Yawk had a distinctive axent priah to Wuld Wah Two, and de newsies were woikin’ class, and thus had a more dramatic excent. De mos’ notable diffrents from mahdun axents is de stress on ‘ah’ as opposed ta ‘oh’ in words like ‘morals’ or ‘Florida’. So, Flahrida and mahrals. Ya hear dis in many comedic settin’s such as Space Balls, and it’s offen presented as a ‘Jewish accent’, used to caricature Jewish characters. Anuddah ting is a stress on a ha’d ‘i’ instead of a soft ‘ih’. For example, Eye-talians as opposed to Italians.
Second is de simplification and shortenin’ of words, ‘specially fahreign ones. Tink a’ ‘airplane’, which don’t apply hea but dat’s not important. Bein’ a complex woid, it’d likely go down to ‘aeplayn’, de r not presented and de ‘ay’ stressed over de n. ‘Course, dere’s de more well-known droppin’ ah final ‘r’s and ‘n’s. Dat’s borin’ and we’s ignorin’ it. Jus’ think ‘gonna’ instead of ‘going to’ in terms of shortenin’. Contractions, too, were another form of shortenin’.
De syntax, oh’ senence struc’cha, is annuda ‘portant factor. Offen times kids witout education, like de newsies, would switch up words by axxident. ‘Stead of ‘my dog’, for example, you’d get ‘me dog’. ‘She don’t like me’ over ‘she doesn’t like me’. ‘You is (youse)’ instead of ‘you are’. ‘Ain’t’, a’ course, was always popular. In soitin’ cases, ‘what’ may be used in place a’ ‘that’ or ‘who’, such as 'The guy what does that is no friend of mine’.
We gotta consider, howeva’, dat many newspapers, stories, and such on used an over-played accent as a way to delegitimize and make fun of de woikin’ poor. Jus’ as people today make fun of ‘redneck’ axxents, an exaggeration of excents was used to paint poor folks, ‘specially immigrants, as less intelligent or jokes. Though we can’t deny dat dey had accents, even more tick’ den dose of de wealthy, it ain’t fai’ ta’ write out accents as a caricature, as it only promotes xenophobia and classism. In udda woids, while I provided dis information ta’ you for de sake a’ knowin’, it ain’t right to write out accents of madern people, and an argument could be made dat writin’ out past accents ain’t much bedda, as in noimalizes de tendency as a whole.
Das all.
If any of you can read that, I am impressed and terrified. Also, writing this almost killed me.
I read the whole thing out loud and it was awesome, well done. I can now do an accent I was never able to manage before!
That awkward moment when you moonwalk into MJ
I will reblog this forever.
Fun Fact: That kid is actually Alfonso Ribeiro, AKA Carlton from Fresh Prince.
THIS WOULD ONLY HAPPEN TO CARLTON
Only Carlton 😭😭💀
just cause its carlton & mj
WHEN HE WAS A YOUNG WARTHOG
WHEN I WAS A YOUNG WARTHOOOOOOOOG
Very nice
Thanks
I was gonna be all “you can put words in any order you want” but i can’t even argue with this
Today I learned that the university of Coimbra in Portugal has a great 18th-century library, the Biblioteca Joanina, that maintains a colony of bats to effectively control the population of paper-eating insects called papirófagos. These bats are less than an inch long. They roost during the day behind the bookcases and come out at night. There doesn’t seem to be any English word for papirófago, a cursory search turns up no details about what sort of insect they are, and ngl I am slightly concerned about them as a phenomenon. But I think my overarching point here is clear:
This library keeps tiny bats that look after the books.
I’m here for tiny bats saving books.
Aaaahhh!!
What good and noble tiny flitters!!!! <3
My nayme is Batt And wen its nite On sylente wings I flye to fite
The lybrarie’s My battlefielde Papir’fagoes Haffe to be killed
My foes emerge From payper nooks I eate them all
I sayve the books
@annleckie
Papirofago = paper + phage? The bugs are just called paper-eaters. Maybe they’re just bookworms.
Also this library is gorgeous?
This is so surreal it looks fake almost
Oh my god
I will never not reblog this. God damn
I dream about this a lot
I watch this on YouTube everyday.
the way she looks at Bey when the bitches is washed up and soap is not a factor! glorious.
The Solar System!
bonus Pluto!
THIS IS THE PUREST THING EVER
I just randomly heard the Rolly Polly olly theme song in my head when I saw these
Chocolateeeee! Easily. That nigga ran a good 10+ miles in that one episode. And remember when that nigga was ready to deck spongebob over his April fools prank? He’s clearly not afraid of confrontation. Big meaty claws is close, but he seem like a nigga with a big mouth and nothing else. My leg would break his leg before anything happened. Irrelevant orange fish was shook that time when sandy caught him talking slick so he wouldn’t stand a chance.
the fact that I knew what the above person was talking about is what scares me the most
Ewan McGregor: I’ll do anything for a solo Obi-Wan movie
Disney: Anything?
Ewan: Yes, anything.
Disney: Are you sure?
Ewan: *tear rolling down his face* Yes
Disney: :)
We’ve got all kinds of stuff in today’s Friday Reads roundup!
I’m still gleefully working my way through Max Gladstone’s Craft Sequence (what TOOK me so long? I don’t even know).
Critic Annalisa Quinn is re-reading Maurice to prepare for an exhibition of queer art at the Tate Britain.
News boss Edith Chapin is cracking Michael Auslin’s The End of the Asian Century.
PCHH producer Jessica Reedy has Alana Massey’s All the Lives I Want.
And Mama Susan Stamberg is reading the LIbrary of Congress’s illustrated history, America and the Great War.
How about you?
– Petra
That’s actually pretty helpful. (via dosh_jonaldson)
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