Aug 16, 2013 4:38 AM
fortresslove
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kneeknee
Thickest Indian accent. Simplest of American names.
TheSlowCheetah
its fine its not like we could use a couple jobs in the states or anything, go ahead,
copingcabana
Thanks Obama.
8008135
Hab you trying turn it off and turning it ons again?
FiveDollars
Be sure to pronounce the name very quickly and in as thick an accent as possible, but to enunciate your other words clearly!
theressomewoodyonyourharrelson
I was recently on a cruise ship and every person working on it was a native of the Philippine's....they were all named "Mark, Sarah and Tim"
SubterraneanAnimism
If you really wanted "native" Filipino names, you'd end up getting Spanish names such as Ramon, Maria, and Arturo.
jaedalus
Did you know people in India with master's degrees fucking COMPETE for these jobs, and spend weeks learning accents? Users are assholes.
I knew that and no I just have a sense of humor sorry you don't.
kneeknee
Thickest Indian accent. Simplest of American names.
TheSlowCheetah
its fine its not like we could use a couple jobs in the states or anything, go ahead,
copingcabana
Thanks Obama.
8008135
Hab you trying turn it off and turning it ons again?
FiveDollars
Be sure to pronounce the name very quickly and in as thick an accent as possible, but to enunciate your other words clearly!
theressomewoodyonyourharrelson
I was recently on a cruise ship and every person working on it was a native of the Philippine's....they were all named "Mark, Sarah and Tim"
SubterraneanAnimism
If you really wanted "native" Filipino names, you'd end up getting Spanish names such as Ramon, Maria, and Arturo.
jaedalus
Did you know people in India with master's degrees fucking COMPETE for these jobs, and spend weeks learning accents? Users are assholes.
fortresslove
I knew that and no I just have a sense of humor sorry you don't.