Milwaukee, Wisconsin

[henchmanUK]

Welsh, Southern (USA) and Northern (English) women have the best accents. In that order.

[Diomedes]

I would love to hear an American accent with a foreigner's ear.  Since I can't, I just presume we sound utterly stupid to everyone the world over.

[Seabiscuit36]

i love welsh women

[phillymic2000]

I went to the phils game there this year when Moyer pitched. The stadium is great, Great seating, easy access to everything. The stadium itself has great parking facilities and is easy to get in and out of. The fans love to tailgate, it's like a football game scene in the parking lot. The city itself is meh, the mickeys brewery is there so they have that going for them.

[Geowhizzer]

I would love to hear an American accent with a foreigner's ear.  Since I can't, I just presume we sound utterly stupid to everyone the world over.

Which American accent?  New England?  Midwest?  Southern?

But you're probably right - they all sound dumb.

[Diomedes]

Any of them.  It's an experience I'll never have though, so I'm pissed about it.  The closest I'll ever get will be in hearing people from other countries impersonate it, which is not without value mind you, but still won't ever satisfy me.

[ice grillin you]

Who wants to go to Milwaukee? Other than Laverne, Shirley and Squiggy.

the big ragu

[Rome]

I would love to hear an American accent with a foreigner's ear.  Since I can't, I just presume we sound utterly stupid to everyone the world over.

When I was in Ireland most of the people there thought everyone from America spoke like J.R. Ewing from "Dallas".    No shtein.  Most of them assumed I was Australian before I told them I was from Philly.

[Geowhizzer]

I would love to hear an American accent with a foreigner's ear.  Since I can't, I just presume we sound utterly stupid to everyone the world over.

When I was in Ireland most of the people there thought everyone from America spoke like J.R. Ewing from "Dallas".    No shtein.  Most of them assumed I was Australian before I told them I was from Philly.

Did you tell them, "farg Dallas?"

[Rome]

No.  farg England.

[henchmanUK]

I would love to hear an American accent with a foreigner's ear.  Since I can't, I just presume we sound utterly stupid to everyone the world over.

When I was in Ireland most of the people there thought everyone from America spoke like J.R. Ewing from "Dallas".    No shtein.  Most of them assumed I was Australian before I told them I was from Philly.

When I went to New Orleans people thought I was from Australia. Not South London!

[Tomahawk]

I would love to hear an American accent with a foreigner's ear.  Since I can't, I just presume we sound utterly stupid to everyone the world over.

When I was in Ireland most of the people there thought everyone from America spoke like J.R. Ewing from "Dallas".    No shtein.  Most of them assumed I was Australian before I told them I was from Philly.

When I went to New Orleans people thought I was from Australia. Not South London!

Depending on how thick the accent is, it can be extremely difficult to differentiate the accents of Brits, Aussies, and Kiwis. The chick I'm going out with is from Australia and she's not correct all the time.