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Reply #30 posted 01/14/09 10:06am

Dave1992

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Genesia said:

But there's more than one of each! So it isn't a single fucking question!

having a bad day, Genesia? why are you hating on this kid? he's just asking a lighthearted question, for goodness sake!

The thing is I do know it's lighhearted and nothing to talk about for hours and I was hoping people who answered this question would know that too, but it seems like some people can't get off their high horse lol

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Reply #31 posted 01/14/09 10:23am

gyro34	Neither one bothers me.
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Reply #32 posted 01/14/09 10:28am

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**scans-for-orgers-mistaking-English-for-British-and-vice-versa**

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Reply #33 posted 01/14/09 10:29am

shanti0608	Southern English accent or Australian
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Reply #34 posted 01/14/09 10:31am

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Genesia said:

Dave1992 said:

Can you read?

"Which one do you prefer and why?"

There it is, the one and only question that was to answer for people that know how to!

I had never thought I'd be involved in this kind of discussion falloff

Too cute!

But there's more than one of each! So it isn't a single fucking question!

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Reply #35 posted 01/14/09 11:33am

MIGUELGOMEZ	Love love love all kinds of accents from the U.K. I also really like southern American accents. MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits"
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Reply #36 posted 01/14/09 11:47am

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With the exception of a hard Cockney, I generally prefer British accents. I do, however, love a sort of neutral midwestern American tone with a hint of specifically Boston or Louisiana (but not Cajun).

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Reply #37 posted 01/14/09 11:57am

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Love British accents and also French accents.

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Reply #38 posted 01/14/09 12:21pm

Vendetta1

Genesia said:

ButterscotchPimp said:

okay, wait a minute.
let me see if i got this right.

PLEASE tell me you're not one of those people that lives in the US, but because you "visit" England a lot you talk with an English accent.

you live in England, right? because if you don't live in England, i don't care how many freaking times you visit there, you're INTENTIONALLY speaking like that. which bugs the crap out of me, and reeks of what i like to call "douchebaggery".

Awesome!!!! lol

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Reply #39 posted 01/14/09 12:22pm

baroque	i like irish accents. sound cool. do people from california have an accent? [Edited 1/14/09 12:22pm]
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Reply #40 posted 01/14/09 12:25pm

Vendetta1	Neither. I prefer Spanish, German and dutch accents. I love when people whose first language is not English and they struggle to find the equivalent of a word. It gives me a girl woody.
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Reply #41 posted 01/14/09 12:26pm

Vendetta1	baroque said: i like irish accents. sound cool. do people from california have an accent? [Edited 1/14/09 12:22pm] i do too! Colin Farrell was accepting an award Sunday night and I didn't heard a word he said from focusing on his accent.
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Reply #42 posted 01/14/09 12:26pm

baroque	Vendetta1 said: baroque said: i like irish accents. sound cool. do people from california have an accent? [Edited 1/14/09 12:22pm] i do too! Colin Farrell was accepting an award Sunday night and I didn't heard a word he said from focusing on his accent. ah ditto!
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Reply #43 posted 01/14/09 12:27pm

Dave1992	Vendetta1 said: Genesia said: Awesome!!!! Who ever said I was from the U.S.?
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Reply #44 posted 01/14/09 12:30pm

Vendetta1	Dave1992 said: Vendetta1 said: Awesome!!!! Who ever said I was from the U.S.? I wasn't laughing at that. I'm laughing at the word douchebaggery.
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Reply #45 posted 01/14/09 12:35pm

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I'm born & raised in America, but I've been told numerous times that I sound like I'm from England. Go figure...I mean figour!

To answer the question, an english accent is nice, but like Americans, it really depends. Bond? Nice accent! Listening to Amy Winehouse speak is like torture. I'm not too fond of Eliza Doolittle, either "eh wouldn't it be loverly?"

James Earl Jones, on the other hand. Isn't he American? John F. Kennedy? hideous! Your average sorority girl? Not so good. Young Kathleen Turner? Nice!

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Reply #46 posted 01/14/09 12:36pm

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NDRU said:

My point exactly. Thank you.

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Reply #47 posted 01/14/09 12:38pm

IrresistibleB1 tch	Vendetta1 said: Neither. I prefer Spanish, German and dutch accents. I love when people whose first language is not English and they struggle to find the equivalent of a word. It gives me a girl woody.
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Reply #48 posted 01/14/09 12:40pm

Vendetta1	IrresistibleB1tch said: Vendetta1 said: Neither. I prefer Spanish, German and dutch accents. I love when people whose first language is not English and they struggle to find the equivalent of a word. It gives me a girl woody. Martina.
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Reply #49 posted 01/14/09 12:55pm

IrresistibleB1 tch	Vendetta1 said: IrresistibleB1tch said: Martina. do you haff one right now? one of zose... you know, vhat-do-you-call-zem...? [Edited 1/14/09 12:55pm]
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Reply #50 posted 01/14/09 12:57pm

Vendetta1	IrresistibleB1tch said: Vendetta1 said: Martina. do you haff one right now? one of zose... you know, vhat-do-you-call-zem...? [Edited 1/14/09 12:55pm] oh.my.god!
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Reply #51 posted 01/14/09 12:58pm

Vendetta1	IrresistibleB1tch said: Vendetta1 said: Martina. do you haff one right now? one of zose... you know, vhat-do-you-call-zem...? [Edited 1/14/09 12:55pm] When I speak to one of Europeans friends, he pronounces his t's as d's. I just wanna crawl through the face and kiss his face right off.
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Reply #52 posted 01/14/09 12:58pm

IrresistibleB1 tch	Vendetta1 said: IrresistibleB1tch said: do you haff one right now? one of zose... you know, vhat-do-you-call-zem...? [Edited 1/14/09 12:55pm] oh.my.god! hope you're having a great day, my dear!
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Reply #53 posted 01/14/09 12:59pm

roodboi	CarrieMpls said: ...but a US southern drawl can be sexy too.
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Reply #54 posted 01/14/09 1:11pm

Vendetta1	IrresistibleB1tch said: Vendetta1 said: oh.my.god! hope you're having a great day, my dear! I'm sitting on my couch, out of the cold, orging!!! Hope you're having a great day, too.
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Reply #55 posted 01/14/09 1:17pm

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Reply #56 posted 01/14/09 1:32pm

MIGUELGOMEZ

Vendetta1 said:

baroque said:

i like irish accents. sound cool. do people from california have an accent?
[Edited 1/14/09 12:22pm]

i do too! Colin Farrell was accepting an award Sunday night and I didn't heard a word he said from focusing on his accent. drool

Yeah, I got wet a little too.

MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits"

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Reply #57 posted 01/14/09 1:35pm

Vendetta1	MIGUELGOMEZ said: Vendetta1 said: i do too! Colin Farrell was accepting an award Sunday night and I didn't heard a word he said from focusing on his accent. Yeah, I got wet a little too.
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Reply #58 posted 01/14/09 1:46pm

Teacher	Aussie Not that I get to hear it at all unless I watch the telly Southern drawl is hot too But British is the shit
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Reply #59 posted 01/14/09 1:49pm

Vendetta1	Teacher said: Aussie Not that I get to hear it at all unless I watch the telly Southern drawl is hot too But British is the shit I talked to my fav Australian Orger and his voice:
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