My 4 year old loves bluey and has started calling things she likes “brilliant”
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step 1: transing all the kids' genders
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step 2: australification during a climate apocalypse
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step 3: all the kids get tanks
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step 4: Ice T becomes a marsupial
I already made one but it hasn't been added :deeper-sadness:
If any mods reading this wanna add them I also submitted two other emojis
Edit: p.s. it's from the dart board near the beginning of the movie
Edit 2: i really want them to add :shut-up-nerd:
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And Peppa Pig made all the kids british, mhm. That definitely happened.
This actually is true with my younger relatives and certain words, and they're from Louisiana. They say radio, mirror, people, figure, and a bunch of other words all British and it's definitely because of Peppa Pig lmao. I also caught one of them once saying "post box" when referring to a mail box. Except I think it's kind of charming.
British kids show Teletubbies was all dubbed over with newly recorded American accents when broadcast in the US a couple of decades ago. Weird xenophobia against other anglo countries in children's television has been a thing in the US for a long time.
They did that with Spot the Dog and some BBC documentaries. Strangely enough, Kipper the Dog and Oswald the Octopus kept their accents.
media making kids get accents from other places is one of my favorite things, portuguese parents have been constantly mad at brazilian youtubers for this exact reason (to be fair to us though WE ARE THE BIGGER COUNTRY WE ARE THE METROPOLIS NOW LUSO LOSERS)
even on that situation we will keep winning this one until president xi finally releases us from this mortal coil and free us restless souls from the tropical hell, and if that happened i think angola should probably get the metropolis stuff they deserve it more
Extremely critical support to :aus-delenda-est: and :ukkk: for annoying Americans by giving their children even worse accents than they already had?
might just always talk in an australian accent in front of my future kid for their first 10 years so they're stuck with it
My younger relatives will occasionally say things in a sudden British accent because they watch Peppa Pig so much. I don't think they even realize they're using a specific accent. They're from Louisiana by the way so it's wonderful hearing their little cajun ass south Louisiana accents suddenly go all British.
I'm imagining my acadianian granmere speaking in a British accent and it is the funniest shit to me.
eye love, 'ewe fancy some wild turkey in ya' cola?
Oh blimey, 'ere's a new car in the cul-du-sac, run outsaide and see what the anglos want.
Ah feck, 'eres a sorgum glut, we're gunna haf to take a lien' this yahr and noodle fer supp
no joke, I've heard them say stuff when they're helping their mom cook like "put the crawdads in the wa'ah"
I only heard this word recently when my Australian friend started complaining about the seppos.
I asked my kid if he wanted to go to eat his vegetables, and he said "No-er"
This must be stopped
This will lead to the normalisation of the Brit Word in America
