Prattvile. In Alabama?! My cousin lives there! I'm there at least three times a year!

Prattvile. In Alabama?! My cousin lives there! I'm there at least three times a year!

Yes. Next time you're there, get on Cobbs Ford road, go all the way down, past Best Buy, past Wal-Mart, and eventually you will get to downtown Prattvile. Take the turn, and on your left is a fountain and a dam and some old buildings. I was there.

If it was so awesome, why didn't you invite me?

(You must really like pancakes/waffles. )

Did you, perchance, eat WaWaffles?

3 blueberry Wawaffles.

Dude, I lived in Birmingham until I was like, four years old. Which has done wonders for my accent, let me tell you. Learning how to speak in the South and acquiring a southern accent in that time, then moving to the Way Way North and living there for like, fourteen more years. It's a grand time.

I'm sure I'll have all of my Linguistics major friends (OF WHICH I HAVE SO MANY FOR SOME REASON) examine that at some point.

Dude, I lived in Birmingham until I was like, four years old. Which has done wonders for my accent, let me tell you. Learning how to speak in the South and acquiring a southern accent in that time, then moving to the Way Way North and living there for like, fourteen more years. It's a grand time.

I'm sure I'll have all of my Linguistics major friends (OF WHICH I HAVE SO MANY FOR SOME REASON) examine that at some point.

See, it's quite the opposite for me. I've lived here for 17 out of 18 years of my life, yet nearly every year since I was born I've been visiting New Jersey, etc. to see family and such and I hardly have a typical Southern Accent. Of course, could also come from the fact that neither of my parents are from around here either so I grew up with Northern accents.

But I much prefer it up there. So much more to do.

Dude, I lived in Birmingham until I was like, four years old. Which has done wonders for my accent, let me tell you. Learning how to speak in the South and acquiring a southern accent in that time, then moving to the Way Way North and living there for like, fourteen more years. It's a grand time.

I'm sure I'll have all of my Linguistics major friends (OF WHICH I HAVE SO MANY FOR SOME REASON) examine that at some point.

 

See, it's quite the opposite for me. I've lived here for 17 out of 18 years of my life, yet nearly every year since I was born I've been visiting New Jersey, etc. to see family and such and I hardly have a typical Southern Accent. Of course, could also come from the fact that neither of my parents are from around here either so I grew up with Northern accents.

 

But I much prefer it up there. So much more to do.

You have to come move in with me mmmkay?

Prattvile. In Alabama?! My cousin lives there! I'm there at least three times a year!

 

Yes. Next time you're there, get on Cobbs Ford road, go all the way down, past Best Buy, past Wal-Mart, and eventually you will get to downtown Prattvile. Take the turn, and on your left is a fountain and a dam and some old buildings. I was there.

My cousin lives off of Cobbs Ford road!