Got it dead on with STL. Followed by Rockford Il and Grand Rapids MI.
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Got it dead on with STL. Followed by Rockford Il and Grand Rapids MI.
Mine was not even close. I was raised about 30 minutes from Pittsburg pa, in eastern ohio. I have lived in surprise az for almost 10 years. It said that Wichita ks, Springfield mo, and Lexington ky were the most similar. And no, I don't listen to country music either. It was based on my usage of crawdad.
Those were the same 3 that I got and I have lived in southwest PA for 24 years of my 33 years of existence. The other 9 years were spent in Las Vegas, Nevada, Dayton, Ohio, and Olympia, Washington.
Looks pretty accurate to me.
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Grand Rapids, Rockford, and Madison. Seems a big rigged though. Carbonated sugar water is "Soda Pop" to me...always has been. I don't think anyone has a name for the day before Halloween. I maintain that I have a VERY neutral accent for the most part. That said, I spent several years in houston county GA (pronounced "house-ton", rather than the more logical "huu-ston", so I'm sure that didn't help. And about half of those questions returned a map of the USA that was extensively blue.
*Shrug*
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/Dd...DH2A5-RK-NsT90
Fits me perfectly. Parents from Philly, and raised in South Jersey.
Just in case it's not showing the map... I have Philadelphia, Newark/Patterson, and Yonkers.
Hmmm, Guess I move around way too much as a kid. I have never lived anywhere close to that area. Closest would be where I'm at currently in North Carolina.
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Mine seems random as heck!?
http://nyti.ms/1eGW4dp
Tuscon, Albuquerque and Colorado Springs??
I've lived in Minnesota and Texas with ties in New York and Florida. ... So I guess the mix of that is Tuscon?
Funny thing is, the one with the most resons for these areas is "Frontage Road" but that was a term used here in Texas along every highway. haha
-John