Accents - which does what...

18 Aug 2005

Since it's the BBC's accents week this week, I haven't seen any information on it's site about which accents are the biggest turn on during sex. So I thought i'd conduct my own study biggrin

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Which accents do you find a turn on in bed, a turn off and which make you burst into laughter?
For me, I love a posh english accent as it implies a wicked, authoratitive stance and an American accent as it oozes with confidence. As for a turn off, I can't stand a scouser accent and it would turn me off sleeping with anyone who had one. As for laughter..... lol

There's no way I could sleep with anyone with a west country accent as I couldn't take them seriously :lol:
N.B. Apologies to all Liverpudlians and West Country Folk

18 Aug 2005

Personally I like all accents... apart from my own.
I don't actually have an accent though - from Hampshire so I guess I just speak common.
Favourite would have to be Irish....though lots come close biggrin

18 Aug 2005

Got to be irish, mmmmmmmm any irish guy could whisper sweet nothings into my ear all night long....Oooo sends me weak at the kness biggrin

Lindaxxx

18 Aug 2005

Im told the accents from the north east are by far the best, From the truly sexy tones from the banks of the river wear, to the nasty gravely sounds from the banks of the tyne
lol

18 Aug 2005

Its gotta be Sarf London for me wink

18 Aug 2005

. As for a turn off, I can't stand a scouser accent and it would turn me off sleeping with anyone who had one. lol

cross me off ya shag list then
:twisted:
from one posh exile scouser ................ wink

18 Aug 2005

Hmmmm think it's got to be a Scottish accent for me :twisted: works every time *sigh*
Minx x x

18 Aug 2005

Its got to be Irish passionkiss

18 Aug 2005

I love subtle north eastern accents- sounds really sexy. Quite like a nice lilting South welsh accent too or a soft manchester accent ( not fussy lol).
Don't like real east-end cockney accents though.
Doesn't look like my scouse accent goes down to well, althought it isnt one that goes "accccchhhhhh" at the end of every word!!

18 Aug 2005

Quote by BiWelshMinx
Hmmmm think it's got to be a Scottish accent for me :twisted: works every time *sigh*
Minx x x

Funny you should say that Biwelsh..... it's a Welsh accent for me... wink

18 Aug 2005

I've always had a thing for Yorkshire accents -there's something quite manly about them.
Also quite partial to Irish and Scottish accents. hmm mind wandering off to the voices of Sean Connery & Ali McCoist :inlove:

18 Aug 2005

for me, a soft scottish accent is a real turn on. As are any heavily accented foreign accents. turn offs are basically anyone speaking chav - regardless of acent...

18 Aug 2005

I quite like the Irish accent i have to admit, besides that not really bothered tho i moved to the back country a couple of years ago and i have to say i bloody hate the accent round here

18 Aug 2005

Quote by bigDewi69
As for a turn off, I can't stand a scouser accent and it would turn me off sleeping with anyone who had one.

:shock: :shock: :shock:
Are you mad????
That has to be my favourite accent passionkiss

:twisted:
Closely followed by Irish and Spanish. cool

Fee
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18 Aug 2005

With my standard to hearing (owing to being 20% deaf in one ear)
It is not so much the accent, but are you talking clearly enough for me to hear you lol

There is a person on this site who makes me go all weak at the knees with his voice......... :P

18 Aug 2005

I just love all kinds of accents, doesnt matter where they come from, just love listening to all the different variations but got to say the North East, Irish and Scottish are the sexiest.
As for not sleeping with someone just because of their accent, well Im more interested in the 'person' than 'how' they talk lol

18 Aug 2005

"As for a turn off, I can't stand a scouser accent and it would turn me off sleeping with anyone who had one. "
Yep , you are off my list too !!!
Don't worry, I haven't taken offence, I realise its a big step for you to move from the Ba Ba of sheep to dulcet tones of a city slicker !!!!

18 Aug 2005

Quote by Velvet Lips
Don't worry, I haven't taken offence, I realise its a big step for you to move from the Ba Ba of sheep to dulcet tones of a city slicker !!!!

:laughabove: :laughabove: Fan bloody tastic :laughabove: :laughabove:

18 Aug 2005

number1 has to be irish .but southen not northen
2nd gordie mmmm .
3rd have to say any latin country italian spanish ect

18 Aug 2005

The things i would do for a woman with an irish accent......
mind you, got a thing for geordies just now... lol

18 Aug 2005

this is very dissapointing coming form deepest darkest lancashire...
any 1 know of an irish accent teacher?

18 Aug 2005

no way..best is the midlands Yam Yam accent........at least that way i know what they are saying.
Just think of Jasper Carrot...or that guy off that old advert that said
" I just want to be together "
Classic.....would get me sheding my knick naks every time !!!

18 Aug 2005

wouldn't know best accent - all i hear is gulp...ooooooomph.....gurgle.... rotflmao

18 Aug 2005

Quote by deancannock
no way..best is the midlands Yam Yam accent........at least that way i know what they are saying.
Just think of Jasper Carrot...or that guy off that old advert that said
" I just want to be together "
Classic.....would get me sheding my knick naks every time !!!

you want to try living in tipton m8 even the locals can't understand each other lol

18 Aug 2005

Irish accents seem to be a favourite, and I seem to have offended most of Liverpool with my preferences confused

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May I remind all scousers and Liverpudlians that their accent is 1/3 welsh :P . And it's a preference as I can never understand a bloody word they say.
But rejoice as you're all still on my shag list lol

:lol: :lol:

18 Aug 2005

I love most accents that are different to my own, particular foreign ones and also South Londoners, and Irish accents.
There are a couple I just can't stand to hear.....but I won't offend anyone by stating which they are!!
smile

18 Aug 2005

Quote by Ms Amber
I love most accents that are different to my own, particular foreign ones and also South Londoners, and Irish accents.
There are a couple I just can't stand to hear.....but I won't offend anyone by stating which they are!!

awwwwwwww go on be a devil... :twisted:

18 Aug 2005

Personally I'm not too bothered by accent/dialect, most of those in the UK are quite pleasant and like Ms Amber I'm not going to offend anyone by mentioning the ones I don't particularly like.
I was brought up a Brummie, lived in Cardiff for three years, and moved to the North East a couple of years ago, so I've got pretty used to understanding strange accents. Six months working for National Rail Enquiries also helped with that one. I speak with a fairly slight Brummie accent (these days, it was a lot stronger before I'd moved away) and I have noticed that I still use quite a bit of Brummie/Black Country dialect, to the bemusement of the locals in these parts (I've lost count of the number of times I've had to explain what 'bostin' means - I just tell them it's the same as 'canny').

18 Aug 2005

Quote by bhd1976
Personally I'm not too bothered by accent/dialect, most of those in the UK are quite pleasant and like Ms Amber I'm not going to offend anyone by mentioning the ones I don't particularly like.
I was brought up a Brummie, lived in Cardiff for three years, and moved to the North East a couple of years ago, so I've got pretty used to understanding strange accents. Six months working for National Rail Enquiries also helped with that one. I speak with a fairly slight Brummie accent (these days, it was a lot stronger before I'd moved away) and I have noticed that I still use quite a bit of Brummie/Black Country dialect, to the bemusement of the locals in these parts (I've lost count of the number of times I've had to explain what 'bostin' means - I just tell them it's the same as 'canny').

sound as a pound mate :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove:

18 Aug 2005

Quote by bigDewi69
Since it's the BBC's accents week this week, I haven't seen any information on it's site about which accents are the biggest turn on during sex. So I thought i'd conduct my own study .
Which accents do you find a turn on in bed, a turn off and which make you burst into laughter?
For me, I love a posh english accent as it implies a wicked, authoratitive stance and an American accent as it oozes with confidence. As for a turn off, I can't stand a scouser accent and it would turn me off sleeping with anyone who had one. As for laughter..... There's no way I could sleep with anyone with a west country accent as I couldn't take them seriously :lol:
N.B. Apologies to all Liverpudlians and West Country Folk

As one who lives in the West Country..... you get used to it.... and i would rather listen to the dulcet tones of a carrot-cruncher than many others.... although my accent isn't your traditional West Country one.......... lol
equi-princess xxx