Do you Virginians realy talk like this?

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I'm picking on an old firend I grew up with in Leesburg.
We moved out of there in 1973.
Michael "Moe" Murphy was my schoolmate and best friend when we left.
I reconnected with him a couple years ago on Facebook and follow his stuff on the Loudon Times.
I crack up watching that video knowing that I may have eventually grown up talking that way.
It may sound normal to some of you but jeez, he sounds like a character from Deliverance.

The first time I went to VA (VA Beach) I was shocked at how thick the Southern Accents were. But of course, with the accent came the usual friendliness that the South always provides.

Dang, son, you makin all us virginins look bad, lik we stoopid or sum chit. Not cool qemosabe.

I'd say his southern draw is little more then most.

We have a new Word for Ruhskins's list.

My mother used to always say "Fah-jen-ya" instead of Virginia.

That guy sounds more Mississippian than Virginian to me.

I grew up in Manassas Va then moved to Tx when I was 12,my accent is bad,I hate it.Met someone a few yrs back for the first time and he told me you sound like you have a mix of Virginia and Tx accent going on,I was amazed he could tell that not knowing I was from there.Anyway I dont like it,I think it makes me sound like an ignorant redneck{not that theres anything wrong with that}lol

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I'm picking on an old firend I grew up with in Leesburg.
We moved out of there in 1973.
Michael "Moe" Murphy was my schoolmate and best friend when we left.
I reconnected with him a couple years ago on Facebook and follow his stuff on the Loudon Times.
I crack up watching that video knowing that I may have eventually grown up talking that way.
It may sound normal to some of you but jeez, he sounds like a character from Deliverance.

Um, No, I grew up here all my life and have never heard anyone talk like that. I'm a Northern VA native though. However I have heard some Southern VA natives talk like they were from Tenn. or Georgia.

I also don't stand like he does. lol. He might have been nervous but he needs to relax. lol. I do use "aint" though. lol.

My mother used to always say "Fah-jen-ya" instead of Virginia.

^ sounds Nu Joisy (NJ) to me. lol