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08-29-2001, 03:06 AM
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I'm getting curious again, but not as gutterishly curious as last time.  
What's your favorite accent?
I'd have to say mine are those of an Irish lass, Southern Belle, kokney, Australian man, Scottish, Japanese.
Edit: I must say that censors are quite annoying. --;;
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08-29-2001, 03:15 AM
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So you c0ckney censored? ROLFMAO
Mine has to be a thick Irish brogue and Geordie accent.
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08-29-2001, 03:18 AM
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Irish
Although there is something to be said for the Australian accent too 
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08-29-2001, 03:23 AM
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OHO (very exited), There's this women in Hot Shots, she has de best voice ever!! Really hot accent!! 
Follow by another women (don't konw her movies names or her name...), she has red hair, in one movie she goes to get an living robot for this guy and they fall in love, the name of the movie is something like Sherry 2000 or something.
She just has a really sexy voice.
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*evil grin*
Scottish, Irish and of course English would be my top three
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Originally posted by Vehemence:
<STRONG>Scottish, Irish and of course English would be my top three </STRONG>
| You should learn more about English, Vehemence. Unless you are talking about the Queen's English, there's no such thing called "English accent". For example, Gruntboy is a Geordi, so I believe he has Geordi accent, and not "English". I'm sure he is proud of it.
(Of course, he might be a public school boy with "the" English accent, so in that case, I apologise.  )
Minerva, at her spam and run...
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08-29-2001, 04:55 AM
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Probably Irish.
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Originally posted by Minerva:
<STRONG>You should learn more about English, Vehemence. Unless you are talking about the Queen's English, there's no such thing called "English accent". For example, Gruntboy is a Geordi, so I believe he has Geordi accent, and not "English". I'm sure he is proud of it.
(Of course, he might be a public school boy with "the" English accent, so in that case, I apologise.)
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| LOL Minerva Grunty, a public schoolboy, that would explain the obsession with marines...
Well, ok, so what accent do I have? It's not exactly Queen's English, but it's not a regional variation either, it's just "English"...
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08-29-2001, 05:22 AM
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@Minerva ROFL! You mean you wanted to hear that? It didn't make you feel slightly nauseous?
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Hey, no fair, I've been tricked I tells ya!
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Opinion polls usually suggest that Irish, Welsh, Geordie and other such soft, melodic regional accents are most popular. That's why you get a lot of call centres in such places (cheap living costs too ).
I like 'em all. As long as its regional and distinctive. Scots, Welsh, Swedish, Canadian, German, anything!
Northern European and Scandanivian tones usually float my boat (watch out Xandax ).
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I just wanted to hear Vehemence saying like this...
