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Yeah glad that all the good photos from my Canada trip are saved there. Plus my trip to Finland I also backed up. But definitely lost some others, just can't recall what. Lost some 2fa codes, that may end up being a pain to get back. And who knows what else
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Replying to heir #hyrrulfr
was i making moves on umbreon? i better have been making moves on umbreon in your dream
stop gooning to genderbent me
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Had a Toy Story dream. Rex and Mr Potato Head and Forky went to Andy's house. Forky started wondering about the line between what is a toy and what is a non-toy, and started randomly declaring objects toys and making them sentient. Andy overheard Rex, and finds out the toys were alive. They flush Forky's main body down the toilet, and Andy sets fire to Forky's arms on the kitchen stove. Dealing with Forky once and for all. Andy then asks Rex if his Finding Nemo blanket was alive as well, to which Rex says no since he never played with it.
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Replying to Polar_ #polar_
Is it true Toronto natives dont pronounce the second T
this is classic midwestern if so, we voice constants which should be voiceless more often, t to d is the most common, especially following vowles
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Replying to mint #wimint
this is classic midwestern if so, we voice constants which should be voiceless more often, t to d is the most common, especially following vowles (edited)
hence why you fully pronounce the first t but the second is either more a d sound or just less pronounced/not at all
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what I do hear is toronto english is crazy an unique, don't know tons about it but it's heavily influenced by jamaican and caribbean creole iirc
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"the" to "da" is an extreme example, like yooopers and minnesotans do that. yalls example of tomato and twenty are example which better fit much of midwestern english
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I have to correct myself when I said "duh" instead of "thuh" because my nephew copied that once and I was gonna feel real bad if he has a yooper accent lol

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