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Really? I thought it was Muirdo's
FUNKNROLL!  "February 2014, wow". 'dre.  | |
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XxAxX said: He's speaking in tongues dear. Let's call our superhero friend, exorcist girl! | |
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we must be related. there surely can't be any other prince fans in scotland | |
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dear, they ALL sound that way over there | |
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Steady now....
this is why my Iphone 4s is useless
Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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huh?
How can Northern England not be in England?
I live in Lancashire. We pay tuition fees here and don't deep-fry Mars bars, so we sure ain't in Scotland. blah blah blah |
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Learn y'selves some fackin' dialects y'c-yh-unts!
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muirdo said:
Steady now....
this is why my Iphone 4s is useless
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unique said: imago said: Am I wrong, or can you not call the Irish British?
I was told anything British had to be in Great Brittain, which is part of the UK. GB is Scottland, Wales, and England, while the UK is all the afore mentioned plus Ireland and something else or some shit like that.
Irish is Irish. Northern Ireland is part of Britain but not the southern part which is just Irish. You fucking foreigners wouldn't understand it but it's like calling Canadians Americans. Same landmass, different country. Canadiens are American, ya limey. ;-) -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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Like with any language, you have the base language (English, Spanish, Cantonese, et al) with a localized accent. For example, calling my accent an American accent is too vague as there is a North and South America. Mine is a textbook Great Lakes accent; however, even then we can localize even further. Chicago is a part of the Great Lakes region, but the accent found there is quite distinct from here in the Mitten State. I imagine it is similar to how there is a difference in the Scottish Highlands and Metropolitan Glasgow. [Edited 4/25/12 10:13am] -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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Because it's not in England, it's in NORTHERN England, silly! My Legacy
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Is there a specific term for the accent that Americans use when affecting an English accent?
That sort of ''ey dere guv'na I quoyte loyke that coont Madonner, she's brilliant, absolutely bloody brilliant" thing, yanno? My Legacy
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shite | |
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If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! |
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Check this out. Explains it all nicely.
That was awesome.
Made my head hurt, but awesome.
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