You might as well try putting a quart in a pint bottle, Mom.
Accent? New Englander – they live in New Hampshire.
Invite the new girl over for dinner. Force Jen to get to know her as a person. Nah ! It’d never work.
To New Englanders, ANY other accent is “strange”! (I’m from New Hampshire, but don’t have the traditional New England accent)
Manchester and south is just a suburb of Boston.
Hey, that Frumdebang guy was right yesterday about what was going on. (Well, nobody else was saying it.)
Enough said, Bimbo . . .
Um, Jeri, the reason you’re being grounded is that you are a beeyotch. But I don’t think being grounded for an entire year is going to change that.
no…a Bawmer accent…..
I’ve never seen anybody in this strip say “Ayuh!”Or maybe it’s “Aiye-unh.” Or something like that.
Maybe Juliette has a Pennsylvanian accent. Definitely distinct from New Englander.
The Old Wolf over 11 years ago
You might as well try putting a quart in a pint bottle, Mom.
farren over 11 years ago
Accent? New Englander – they live in New Hampshire.
WillardMBaker over 11 years ago
Invite the new girl over for dinner. Force Jen to get to know her as a person. Nah ! It’d never work.
Wren Fahel over 11 years ago
To New Englanders, ANY other accent is “strange”! (I’m from New Hampshire, but don’t have the traditional New England accent)
Finbar Gurdy over 11 years ago
Manchester and south is just a suburb of Boston.
frumdebang over 11 years ago
Hey, that Frumdebang guy was right yesterday about what was going on. (Well, nobody else was saying it.)
coolhand000 over 11 years ago
Enough said, Bimbo . . .
alondra over 11 years ago
Um, Jeri, the reason you’re being grounded is that you are a beeyotch. But I don’t think being grounded for an entire year is going to change that.
Dr Lou Premium Member over 11 years ago
no…a Bawmer accent…..
sjsczurek over 11 years ago
I’ve never seen anybody in this strip say “Ayuh!”Or maybe it’s “Aiye-unh.” Or something like that.
sjsczurek over 11 years ago
Maybe Juliette has a Pennsylvanian accent. Definitely distinct from New Englander.