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Why is it assumed because you are from the South or have a Southern accent you are slower than the rest of the country?
When people hear people talk in a Southern accent or they say they are from the South do people assume all the stereotypes that they are slow or uneducated as the rest of the country?
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- asked 39 months ago)
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A: Hollywood
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All the movies and TV shows that Hollywood put out over all the years have almost always had southern people as dumb, slow, backwards, etc. You hit the nail on the head when you said stereotyping. When people grow up seeing a certan group of people constantly portraied as a certain way, they come to always think of them as that. They start accepting it as real.
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What's the best dog to get?
I have worked with animals a lot and I have my own opinion on this, but I'd like input from some other people. We are considering getting a dog. I have always gotten shelter pets and generally prefer mixed breeds for health and......
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- asked 34 months ago)
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A: I have a cockapoo (poodle/cocker spaniel mix) and I am very happy with him
Since you know about lots of breeds I will just tell you about my experience with my dog. I too am a mixed breed lover. I used to have a German sheppard mix dog that I bought before I had children. When she died I wanted a smaller, child friendly dog due to my children. My cockapoo is such a good dog with my young children (3 and 6 months). He spends his day laying by my kids watching them play. He loves to play with them and is so gentle. He loves to be active playing at the park and going on long walks with my husband. He was very easy to train. I was worried that he would be difficult to train since he is 1/2 cocker spaniel and they are not easy to train. I also love that he doesn’t shed, which keeps my house clean. The downside is that he has hair which needs to be cut frequently. I do it myself because I like to keep it very short. The picture below is not my dog, but he looks just like mine. except smaller.
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Foghorn Leghorn! His canine nemisis was called The Barnyard Dawg. They appear in Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons for Warner Brothers, and were created by Robert McKimson.