Before the age of electronics and film, when "Show Business" meant touring live performers, they had to develop a dialect and performance/speaking style that would be understandable by the largest number of people.  From Maine to Washington State to Southern California to Florida,and every place in between.

Thus was born the "Transatlantic/Standard English" dialect.

When broadcasting and film came along they adopted it as well, because it was understandable by the most people.

Interesting. It probably didn't take long to figure out that the audience was clueless during their stage performances. I remember watching a Monty Python movie and not understanding what they were saying and no subtitles.

Leave the plantation and go where? Plus, I believe Juneteenth is supposed to mark when slaves in Texas found out they were freed, which happened reportedly two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. The country was recovering from a civil war, after all.

As for the WBF, since June 15th was the day of the first championship, maybe we could get 10 lbs of protein powder or weight gainer for $6.15 

Some moved North to work in factories but most just stayed home and became share croppers.

Doesn't matter, training that hard just leads to injury.

hemorrhoids of peace

The curse that lifters never talk about.

Not hard when you weigh a buck 60! Anyway....

Weight shouldn't matter if it's muscle. A person who weighs more should have more arm muscle and more strength.