Your Linguistic Profile: |
55% General American English |
25% Yankee |
15% Dixie |
5% Upper Midwestern |
0% Midwestern |
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"So, Leta, is it difficult to live your life so that whenever you need to illustrate a point, you have an anecdote from your personal experience?" No, not really.
About Me
Theater Projects
"On a break" is community theater for "spend more time with my family" which is politics for "unemployed." (Leta)
"If you want to help the American theater, don't be a performer -- be an audience." (Tallulah Bankhead)
Previously on The Flibbertigibbet
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2005
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April
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- Ful selden indeed
- Like finding a shiny dime
- Why is April 23rd different from all other nights?...
- Getting my ticket punched
- What is Leta humming?
- A note on my punctuation
- All worth it
- Turns out that the answer is "no"
- Holes in the brain
- April 18, 1906
- Weather Report
- Why is April 23rd different from all other nights?...
- Chad will understand
- Havering, thy name is Leta
- Thank Goodness it wasn't drugs ... or jazz and liquor
- I totally haver
- I knew it!
- Not as Southern as I thought
- My favoritest Shakespeare song *ever*
- Something Different
- No creepier than the rest of modern life, I guess
- Just a little heads up
- Why David won't be the very first person I thank w...
- Heading for the pokey
- Brush up your Shakespeare
- Just for Brett
- Outside of Google, possibly my best research tool
- How to torture English people
- Bitter - table for one!
- Because Bill is also a guy
- Solace
- Because Casey is a guy, too
- This can't be true
- Filling the Godzilla poetry gap
- Okay, I really *don't* need any more t-shirts
- Awake
- Embracing my inner priss
- The Quotable Me
- I want a Google Gulp!!
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April
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1 comment:
The survey's methodology is flawed, to say the least. "Bubbler" is not offered as a synonym for "water fountain," else I would have scored higher on the "Upper Midwest" component. Not so sure about lumping New York and Boston together, either. What would we do without LiveJournal to sneer at?
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