I never knew that that was called a posh accent.

It's a common stereotype about the English, just like our supposed habit of drinking nothing but tea ^.-

Actually from where I live the locals sound more like pirates than anything else. Thankfully, there aren't many locals in my area, or I wouldn't have a clue what they're saying 90% of the time...

I live in Canada right now

I'm a 16 year old who has never been anywhere outside of Canada, and I never heard anyone say "eh" for a reason other then trying to fit the stereotype.

]and I never heard anyone say "eh" for a reason other then trying to fit the stereotype.

Eh?

i've heard plenty canadians say that but find scots say it on the daily, i guess we've just got better and more interesting stereotypes

now go drink some bayyged milk

Well, I live in Saskatchewan. From what I know bagged milk is an Ontarian thing. I think "eh" is said a lot more in the east.

I'm from Texas.

The best part ;)

Japan

Sinnoh

i forgot

If America actually did rule the world, there'd be no communism.

Hahahahahahahaha, the US itself is becoming more communist by the year.

The US isn't moving towards having our means of production being publicly owned, nor are social classes going away, the state is the strongest it has ever been, money is still very much a thing. Clint Eastwood, I think you might be getting ~ism's confused.

I didn't say the US is communist. It's far from it. But it's certainly moving that direction.

purto rico

@Clint Eastwood How so?