I do have to say that I think the Scottish accent is one of the sexiest you can hear on a woman...
More of it I say....
That ok Jags?
steve
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stop digging fun....
Jags is going to jump on you from on high...
steve
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I have no objection to hearing scots accents on adverts.
Speaking as an Englishman it just reminds me of our natural superiority!!!
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*Hurrriedly packs passport and prepares to flee the country before Jags arrives in the Forum and beats the shit out my miserable English backside *
'bye all - may put up a post when I reach the Cayman Islands!!! :eeek:
Any chance of widening the subject to match that of the thread title ?
For this SH viewer I have to admit that accents - be it regional, class or style - do things for me like you wouldn't believe. I get shivers down the spine, blush more easily as the words hit my ears and generally just swoon. The generic voice adopted by some as the right way forward leaves me as cold as...well, something very cold indeed.
I once spent three weeks in the company of a girl from Atlanta who could melt me with a single word, a trip to Italy was enough to make me need a sit down, two weeks in Russia in -25 temperatures seemed hot and steamy and theres even one person on here who has the same effect too {quickly zips up mouth before saying more}
Am I the only one that finds this to be a wonderful thing ?
Carpathian
Oh for Sean Connery to whisper sweet nothings in my ear all night!!! Shear bliss!!! I love it, love it, love it!!
Can't say I have heard them on TV though, probably something to do with the fact that I never watch it anymore. Too busy in here.
Love
Wilma
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Talking of sexy voices.......
Many years ago I was on a ship and as we entered Auckland Harbour the voice on the radio was the most sexy, sulty, beautiuful and erotic voice anyone of us had ever heard. I can remember many of us standing their transfixed at the radio.
After we docked one of the other offices said he thought the radio station on its hilltop looked as if it was a beautiful building and deserved a closer look!!!!
Without any encouragement we all piled into a jeep and headed up to the radio station whereupon we were greeted enthusistically and told that it seemed to have been very popular of late...........
We could hear this pure gold voice coming from the radio room and we all nodded enthusistically when asked if we wanted to go and meet the radio operator on duty.
We all piled into the radio room to be greeted by the woman at the end of the radio. This was the seductress that had made us all salivate like starving men at a banquet and kept us all like rabbits in the headlights of a car!
She was 70 years old if she was a day and looked frail and dowdy!
You know how you wished to take back 5 minutes of your life and change its course - this was one of those moments! I wish I had left her her live in my mind - at least there she was the most beautiful woman I had never met!
Fred
Ummmmmmm
Where is my glass?
You seem to have missed me out Jags......
Jags!
Jaaaaagggggggssssss!
I love the British accents. All of them. They're just so wonderful.
It must come from growing up in Australia, where we don't have different accents.
Andy I am with you ( and incidentally John Peel) on that one... I am fortunate to be with a lady frae Mussleburgh.... and altho she was brought up in S Wales, when confronted with native Scots she reverts to her native accent, and when she speaks with her siblings she goes into a Cwmbran Lilt.... but from day to day she is increasingly Salford.... At laest three women in .... I do have some pleasures...
Gman
Theres nothing wrong with anybodies accent,it should be the person behind the accent that captivates you.
As your avatar keeps flashing more Tongue funcouple,here i am just for you.
I dont know if anybody else has noticed but there seems to be an awful lot of scots doing voice overs for adverts and tv, now I have nothing against the Scots(mother and grandparents were scots) 
but I've heard the accent so much it realy gets on my nerves 
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South West Irish :lol: both ,if in the Gael, send my saxon heart into rapture. Poldark-showing my age now-has left me with an affliction which sees me faint at the sight of Angharad Rees or the sound of a genuine 'Cornish' accent-excluding Jethro of course..
:( :(