Silly accents

[Bubba]

I've started hearing myself sounding more and more scouse, it's terrifying.

Good God, woman. You need to sort that trout out.

[Zeldy]

My accents all over the place, I fall into heavy st helens/woolyback and also scouse!

[Bubba]

As long as you're not bringing up a wad of phlegm when you say your 'k's... You'll be fine.

[Sylvie]

I can do a pretty good British accent, Icelandic (when I get into the proper groove or whatever), eastern European/Slavic in a very offensively stereotypical way, Mexican, probably some others.

[Jinx]

I can do a pretty good British accent, Icelandic (when I get into the proper groove or whatever), eastern European/Slavic in a very offensively stereotypical way, Mexican, probably some others.

The best.
Artist Interview - Björk T.V. - YouTube

[Tigmafuzz]

I can do a pretty good British accent, Icelandic (when I get into the proper groove or whatever), eastern European/Slavic in a very offensively stereotypical way, Mexican, probably some others.

The best.
Artist Interview - Björk T.V. - YouTube

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[Cuchulainn]

I can't even do a decent regional Irish accent. I mean, I'm seriously trout at anything that isn't the typical 'Mid-Ulster English'. Most people assume all Irish speak your typical Hiberno-English. The broad dumb-sounding Dubliner accent so when they hear Belfast they're wondering in which language does this caveman converse. Mid-Ulster is fast, full of slang and literally impossble to understand. THey worst Irish accent is the Ulster Scots of the north coast. They'd be like the southern US people. Dumb religious nutjob farmers. Then there's the South-Ulster accent who literally sound like they're talking backwards.

No idea why I posted that drivel. Bored troutless.

[Pike]

Mid-Ulster is fast, full of slang and literally impossble to understand. THey worst Irish accent is the Ulster Scots of the north coast. They'd be like the southern US people. Dumb religious nutjob farmers. Then there's the South-Ulster accent who literally sound like they're talking backwards.

Huxley's is whichever one of those is the most unintelligible.

[Madame Adequate]

I hope I didn't just get accused of being from Portstewart

My accent's Belfast.

[fire_of_avalon]

I have been told I have a typical, midwestern US accent. Maybe a hint of the good old "CHICAGA" in there too.

You definitely sound like what I think of when I think Chicago.

I really hate thick Southern accents. If anyone has one on this forum, then never talk to me.

Mine isn't thick, but smurf you!

[Sephex]

I have been told I have a typical, midwestern US accent. Maybe a hint of the good old "CHICAGA" in there too.

You definitely sound like what I think of when I think Chicago.

I really hate thick Southern accents. If anyone has one on this forum, then never talk to me.

Mine isn't thick, but smurf you!

I actually heard a recording of you before (not referring to karaoke), but I can't remember where. Anyway, you sounded MUCH more southern in that recording than you did when we talked live about a month ago. While I was on one of my many sleeping pill adventures, it doesn't distort how I hear ACTUAL sounds (I'll just hear noise or music that isn't really there for a couple of seconds), so I know it wasn't that.

Anyway, either way you did sound "SAOUTH" to me!

[Jowy]

i hope nobody here ever has to talk to a yinzer, it's pretty unpleasant.

Hey now, I'm a yinzer. Although, having spent the past 5 years at a college in Northwest Ohio, I'm developing a Midwest accent. For example, I now say "hackey" instead of "hockey".

if anything just that initial learning curve of figuring out what a gumband or buggy is. 8-)

i adore hearing people say "stillers" "primmanis" "mun-ROH-ville" "roh-die road" etc. when i first moved here nobody understood me when I said "mon-row-ville". dahn-tahn.

also, I love talking to people with southern accents. i talk to a fellow named rusty from mississippi at least three times a day at work and he's a riot.

[Shauna]

My accent is dumb enough as it is, I don't need to try and put on other accents to sound the fool.