SEC Shorts = CFB IS ALMOST HERE!!!!

[TAF]

 

[NATHAN05]

Took an entire 1 min and 57 seconds before they brought up Nico and his dad...........SEC shorts either slippin' or playing the slow burn lead up.

 

[Volbrando]

lol

 

[Brave Volunteer]

I love the JVC sound system in the 1965 Mustang!

 

[Buzzbait]

I love the JVC sound system in the 1965 Mustang!

With the LCD display as well

 

[goldvol]

That girl's fake accent was too hard to handle. Quite possibly the most annoying sound in the world.

 

[Hulavol]

That girl's fake accent was too hard to handle. Quite possibly the most annoying sound in the world.

I don’t know man…. 1960s Deep South…. My grandmother would disagree with you

 

[goldvol]

I don’t know man…. 1960s Deep South…. My grandmother would disagree with you

turns out she's from Bama (Auburn grad). so I guess the annoying accent is real

 

[Bearkat_Vol]

turns out she's from Bama (Auburn grad). so I guess the annoying accent is real

...and hot.

 

[YankeeVol]

That girl's fake accent was too hard to handle. Quite possibly the most annoying sound in the world.

She definitely tries to hard with the accent

 

[ENGRVOL]

The Hugh Freeze joke at the end was pretty good. Sec shorts has some of its best jokes when Auburn is a dumpster fire

 

[walkenvol]

I love the JVC sound system in the 1965 Mustang!

Except that was a 1967 mustang

 

[Jackcrevol]

...and hot.

she's def beautiful.

 

[greenbacknative]

She definitely tries to hard with the accent

Like Reba ?

 

[Brave Volunteer]

Except that was a 1967 mustang

Ha! Thats even better since its supposed to be the year 1965.

 

[HooahVol]

The dad/manager comment hit hard.

 

[BruisedOrange]

That girl's fake accent was too hard to handle. Quite possibly the most annoying sound in the world.

She definitely tries to hard with the accent

There were so many regional southern accents, even within one state. Y'all must not have traveled into much of the off-ramp South. Plus, today there has been so much incursion from the north and the west coast, those regional accents are getting watered down over time.

If some linguist/anthropologist made tape recordings from the '60s era South, I'm sure many of them would sound exaggerated and unreal today.

I had a lovely friend who always pronounced my first name (3-letters, one-syllable, one vowel) as three distinct syllables! She went to Auburn for her degree in... kid you not... Speech Therapy.

 

[BruisedOrange]

When this started out, to be a writer for SEC Shorts you had to know football and a little history.
Today, their writing staff needs people with degrees in Finance, Quantum Physics, and maybe Criminal Law to satirize the SEC!

(I thought the Freeze OOB provisional was truly inspired!)

My greatest kudo to these folks is that they found a way to use the traditional college experience (sitting around making fun of the world around them) to actually generate income!

That's quite a feat with a college degree today!

 

[Rifleman]

That girl's fake accent was too hard to handle. Quite possibly the most annoying sound in the world.

Southerners often do the cringiest Southern accents for some reason. Can't hear the nuances from growing up around it, I guess. OTOH, when British, Irish and Australian actors nail it, it's so good I assume they are Southerners. Weird how that works.

 

[cherokeeeVOL]

Solid episode. Thankful that they didn't have a T on the shirt. The Hugh Freeze bit at the end got me.

 

[cherokeeeVOL]

Took an entire 1 min and 57 seconds before they brought up Nico and his dad...........SEC shorts either slippin' or playing the slow burn lead up.

I was kind of glad they didn't highlight it. We got off easy.

 

[NATHAN05]

I love the JVC sound system in the 1965 Mustang!

Sad thing is there are enough young people on here who will either say "Yep, pretty sure that technology was around in 1965" OR they'll simply ask what the rectangle hole in the middle is for/does it have bluetooth/Apple-Car play?

 

[HooahVol]

Sad thing is there are enough young people on here who will either say "Yep, pretty sure that technology was around in 1965" OR they'll simply ask what the rectangle hole in the middle is for/does it have bluetooth/Apple-Car play?

I am slowly restoring an old 1969 Bronco. I discovered the Retrosound 29-90 M2B radio. It looks identical to the original but has all the modern goodies including bluetooth.