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I'm not perfect with words.

But I do love them.

That's why I get frustrated when people destroy them.

All it takes is one letter to ruin everything.

If I find I'm pronouncing something wrong, I look up the correct way.

Why can't everyone else do that as well?

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People Confess Which Accents They Find The Least Attractive
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I love accents.

As an actor, I live to utilize them.

In life, I love to hear them.

Maybe because I feel like an American accent is just too ordinary.

I never even thought Americans had one until I traveled abroad and people said they liked mine.

Accents seem to give off excitement and sex appeal.

But apparently there are some who could do without the emphasis.

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People Explain Which Words Just Sound Inappropriate
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We're all adults who are totally mature and don't, at all, giggle a little bit on the inside when someone talks about what conditions are like on Uranus.

Yeah just kidding, that's hilarious.

Uranus is our favorite heavenly body.

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"And things that go bump in the night..."

An old saying featured in just about every ghost story ever told, be it around a campfire or under a blanket-tent.

But every now and then, all of us do hear an unsettling noise which might wake us up in the middle of the night.

Something that might be an ongoing problem for night owls, who likely hear scary or unsettling sounds on a regular basis.

Redditor PatkaLopikju was curious to learn the creepiest and scariest sounds heard by people who are frequently awake in the early hours of the morning, leading them to take to Reddit to ask:

"Night Owls, what's the creepiest thing you heard at night?"
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I love the ocean. I love the sea.

But it freaks me out. I hate going to the beach at night because you never know what is lurking in the dark waters.

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That's why I could never be a sailor or in the navy. I'd be too nervous about what lies beneath.

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