Accents that make you go mmmmmmmmmmmm

21 Jul 2004

But seriously I don't really find the liverpudlian accent appealing.
Just not cup of tea sorry sad

BTW no kids here!!!
The WHOOSH Man

21 Jul 2004

Family are Liverpuddlians so I tend not to find it too appealing in this sense.... sad

21 Jul 2004

I just love the Welsh accent on both male or female!!!
Think ive watch too much Harry Enfield cos i cant stand the Liverpudliand adccent

21 Jul 2004

It's that Asian WPC off Thin Blue Line for me, I don't know her name, it's a Northern accent and I'm not sure where it's from, can anyone enlighten me?

21 Jul 2004

Its more the sound of someones voice that does it for me than the actual accent......(probably helps tho).
When I listen to my own voice on the radio or a tape......I cringe, I dont really like my own accent (or the sound of my voice).
xanaisx

21 Jul 2004

Quote by marmalaid
It's that Asian WPC off Thin Blue Line for me, I don't know her name, it's a Northern accent and I'm not sure where it's from, can anyone enlighten me?

its roughly Accrington Darwen Blackburn
Gilbert

21 Jul 2004

I have a welsh accent so dont find that very appealing at all....especially not the South Wales accent.
There is something about a nice mild Londoner that gets me going though wink

21 Jul 2004

for me it has to be Italian followed by the good old yorkshire one and scottish but not the heavy ones

21 Jul 2004

Quote by Alex_Female
There are only two words i can say to that Dave and they are:-
"YOUR LOVELY"
big hugs and snogs xxxxx

Your lovely what?

21 Jul 2004

I like a bit of Yorkshire, me. Think is coz my dad is a Yorkshirreman. However, being from a military family and moving around as they do, he has always talked with received pronounciation.
Also like everryone else, as I think my most used phrase is - get on your back and shut up.

21 Jul 2004

Quote by Vix
I I think my most used phrase is - get on your back and shut up.

I knew that there was something about Vix that was just captivating now I know what it is. Don't you love a woman that knows what she wants, and forceful too mmmmm
:twisted: :twisted:
Gilbert

21 Jul 2004

Gil - On yer back then, pal.

21 Jul 2004

I must just say that I love the accent of Japanese women when they speak english (and before you ask, yes I have known several Japanese women). I also like the sound of Spanish, French and Italian women when they speak english (and yes I have known several of these also).
Closer to home I love a Scottish accent, but most accents are interesting don't you think. Although it is the sound of a persons voice that really counts and that's a subjective opinion, I guess.

21 Jul 2004

When I was still in Australia I'd listen to the mining business news on the radio every day. Just to hear Sinead Mangan's voice.

21 Jul 2004

Quote by Alex_Female
There are only two words i can say to that Dave and they are:-
"YOUR LOVELY"
big hugs and snogs xxxxx

Whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooops me clothes have fallen off
Dave_Notts

21 Jul 2004

Quote by foxylady 123
I just love the Welsh accent on both male or female!!!
Think ive watch too much Harry Enfield cos i cant stand the Liverpudliand adccent

Woohoo and I have the famous Welsh train station tattooed on my dick...........................
Rhyl redface

Dave_Notts

21 Jul 2004

I love Aussie accents......and I also love Northern Accents (like from Yorkshire/Lancs).....they both make me go weak at the knees....

21 Jul 2004

As a student I spent a couple of years in Newcastle, so for me hearing a soft geordie accent from one of the girls from up there makes me go weak at the knees ( and hard elsewhere! wink

). For some strange reason I always enjoy my trips to the office in the NE!! lol

:lol:

21 Jul 2004

Quote by Vix
Gil - On yer back then, pal.

Vix
I do not need to be told twice :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: ,
but then I thought That I had best not post the picture that the thought conjoured up :twisted: well not here
Giilbert

21 Jul 2004

And lo, the Private Message was invented.
:-D

22 Jul 2004

Oh yes this lady knows how to melt my heart and cause a stirring in my loins that no other woman has yet been able to achieve. She (this wonderful lady :inlove: ) has a hint of welsh accent when she utters words to me. I sometimes wish I could record her angel like voice to play back when I am down and lonely. I have however yet to get used to the feeling when she says "get off me ya perve no your not putting that there" and few other sentences. :twisted: She is wonderful though and I am so proud to be her friend.

22 Jul 2004

Quote by gilbert
It's that Asian WPC off Thin Blue Line for me, I don't know her name, it's a Northern accent and I'm not sure where it's from, can anyone enlighten me?

its roughly Accrington Darwen Blackburn
GilbertThanks for that Gill, I'll have to get myself up there sometime...

22 Jul 2004

Wow I thought it was only me that had this accent thing
1/ Scottish, though I accept that is a bit vague for a country with a wide variety of
accents but I'd know it when I heard the area I'm after.
2/ Welsh, having a quarter welsh blood I guess this is just going back to your roots but it
could be from all my time spent watching Zulu
3/ Somewhere up north, where the girls who phone up at work come from. Can't remember if they say chuck, duck or pet?
Up the British!!! lol

22 Jul 2004

Now what makes you tink dat, Jas ?

22 Jul 2004

Quote by Riff Raff
Now what makes you tink dat, Jas ?

MMmmmmmmmmmmm gets me everytime :twisted: :twisted:
Jas
XXX

22 Jul 2004

Quote by Jas-Tim
Now what makes you tink dat, Jas ?

MMmmmmmmmmmmm gets me everytime :twisted: :twisted:
Jas
XXX
Well this country has had a King Charles the First and a Charles the Second (I can't do Roman numerals here).
You know that if Prince Charles gets crowned King of England, Irish folk will call him Charles da Turd.
I believe that a lot of English people do so already.

22 Jul 2004

1st = I
2nd = II
Woooh... not rocket science, is it, hun?
I guess some of us are made to think, some of us are made to be thought about.

23 Jul 2004

Quote by Vix
1st = I
2nd = II
Woooh... not rocket science, is it, hun?
I guess some of us are made to think, some of us are made to be thought about.

But the joke doesn't work, if you do it that way :doh:
Jas
XXX

23 Jul 2004

Quote by Jas-Tim
1st = I
2nd = II
Woooh... not rocket science, is it, hun?
I guess some of us are made to think, some of us are made to be thought about.

But the joke doesn't work, if you do it that way :doh:
Jas
XXX
You are right Vix, some of us are made to think.............................................. biggrin

:D :D

Dave_Notts

23 Jul 2004

Quote by Dave__Notts
1st = I
2nd = II
Woooh... not rocket science, is it, hun?
I guess some of us are made to think, some of us are made to be thought about.

But the joke doesn't work, if you do it that way :doh:
Jas
XXX
You are right Vix, some of us are made to think.............................................. biggrin

:D :D

Dave_Notts
And some of us are made to be patronised lol

:lol: :lol: :lol:
Jas
XXX