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Random times or places you've become overwhelmed in America...

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So annoyed my husband wont let me put up Christmas decorations until Thanksgiving is over. Where I'm from, you see them as early as September LOL

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After six years my husband is still frustrated by drive-thru windows. Not overwhelmed and he never wants to go back to England, but he wants to go inside to order. They don't understand his accent a

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Oxford accent. It is very mild and understandable by everybody except crackling drive-thru speakers with traffic noise in the background, mainly because he refuses to speak up. Say in your best Bri

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I know I haven't been here for as long as you (I only moved over in September) but the one place I can become quite overwhelmed is Walmart, crazy I know when it's just a supermarket but there seem to

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I take back my initial guess of really terrible regional accents and I'm going to go with pitch. If your Oxfordshire is anything like my aunt's the pitch could break a wine glass.

Well...he's a man and doesn't sound like Mrs. Doubtfire. And his natural speech is very proper. I notice in Oxford, they casually use "F" for "TH". "Going to the birfday party wif you." He doesn't do that, His kids do.

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Well...he's a man and doesn't sound like Mrs. Doubtfire. And his natural speech is very proper. I notice in Oxford, they casually use "F" for "TH". "Going to the birfday party wif you." He doesn't do that, His kids do.

Theories are totally blown then.

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