since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
You guys are so bad
I know, isn't it awful. I really wasn't trying to be either. I haven't been a skirt-chaser of any merit for quite some time. It is just always there, whether we like it or not.
I won't say sorry, cuz I know you are a good sport, and took it the right way.
(When I say "merit" I am referring to effort, not accomplishment)
...and maybe you could put the tooth brush picture back up until you get the new ones in my honor.
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
I have to get back to work. Y'all are goin' ta git me farred.
I am going to stick to what I am good at here... bashing dubs!
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
Yeah you are right. Maybe my former, bad side is showing. I guess I just like a picture of her with something in her mouth. See, a guy once told me that if a girl smokes, she will put anything in her mouth.
I think that is how I got the cigarette mixed in there. See Crumpy, the male mind is a very disturbing and sick place. You probably already knew that. Just be glad you aren't a guy. It really is a burden sometimes.
Ok, put the "teethbrushing" picture back. Or if you do have one of you smoking, that would be good also.
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
CYP - what you're going to have to do is jump on a plane and come to a UK aposta thingummydoodle and listen to us all.
Crumpy,
Only if you put back that avatar of you smoking a cigarette... sorry "fag". I love that picture.
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
You know I just thought of something I heard once. One of the going theories that tries to explain why everyone thinks Americans are dumb (apart from the fact that we are actually quite dumb), is that we just aren't afraid to ask dumb questions.
Apparantly in a lot of cultures, people are afraid of asking questions because they are more afraid of looking dumb than most Yanks.
Maybe this is an example of that theory.
Or maybe I just am really that stupid.
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
CYP - Fleaman was picking the most famous current exports from the UK to the US! Otherwise we're stuck!
Maybe I am exposing just how painfully dumb I truly am. Picture a bag full of hammers.
Thanks for trying to expand my horizons.
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
apart from when he's a kinsey 4 mood
"...a people seperated by a common language"
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
I probably have. He sounds familiar. I spend a lot of time under rocks. I have also been in baby-prison for quite awhile.
Help me out. Where would I know him from?
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
Ok. Let me clarify.
How about trying to think of some famous UK types that a redneck, hillbilly, not particularly bright, and proudly-ignorant-of-the-rest-of-the-world Yank like me has actually heard of?
You know... Winston Churchill, Michael Pallin, John Cleese, Maggie Thatcher, Tony Blair, that Super-Nanny lady, Mick Jagger, Hugh Grant, Roger Moore, Michael Cain, that bitchy Weakest Link lady...
And how about Yanks or Canucks who do English accents in movies? What about Mike Meyers many Scottish accent performances. Are they accurate, what type? What about Robin Williams "Mrs. Doubtfire", was that one accurate. What type is that?
since i have so many brits and uk types in one place, i was wondering if you all could classify or tell me the names of the different british accents.
i think most in the states could be grouped by region and then each region divided into regular folks and folks with cash.
for instance in thestates, you basically have north east which is can be characterized by your classic new york or boston accents.
You might have to help me out with the Liver-puddli-an sentence. I guess I just try to use the Beatles when I want to see what one of those are.
I am clueless on this one. Is there any famous folks that have this accent? Can you spell this phonetically?
Newcastle/Geordie- 'Kawasaki Photocopier'
What is Micheal Cain. He sounds cockney but there is some regional variation there I think. And Sean Connery... what the hell is the deal with him pronouncing all his "s" sounds as "sh" sounds. Is that some local Scot lingo or is that just because he has had a few to many "shaken not shtirred".
Ok, here is an idea. Name a bunch of famous UK types, and classify their accents. I think that should clear it up for me.
