#44

Fuck him and his books!

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#45

I don’t understand anyone at work
and they don’t understand me

but I lose in the end

maybe I should watch tonnes more Limmy

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#46

you do have a good accent. there’s so many great irish accents.

#47

Neutral with fluctuating levels of Devonshire depending on who I’m speaking to.

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#48

I fucking hate my accent.

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#49

English though, isn’t it

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#50

yeah I’m a fan

only eric has eric’s accent, which is nice

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#51

I’ve just taken an aspirin. Nobody really takes aspirin any more do they? Well I just did.

(technically two aspirin)

#52

I quite like my accent

faintly Cheshire, faintly Westcountry

although this is with the caveat that I only like my voice at all if I’m feeling relaxed and my larynx isn’t all tight and making me speak in a higher register

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#53

Like it’s proper rubbish. Portsmarf with a really boring edge to it.

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#54

honestly met maybe 3 scottish people tops in my life. more irish and welsh than I could count.

where the hell are they all?

#55

i’d rather my accent was strongly Cornish instead of the odd word.

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#56

Yes, obviously.

#57

that’s one thing we do have a lot of in Northamptonshire!

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#58

Whenever I hear myself talking I’m always surprised by how much Essex is still left in it, despite a few years in Leicester knocking a few of the sharp edges off the vowels.

#59

Scotland.

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#60

you’ve got one of the best accents on the boards imo. very old school hampshire that seems to be dying out a bit. my neighbour has the same accent and I like talking to him.

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#61

someone who’s met me tell me what my accent sounds like

#62

bet its proper fucking barnsley

#63

i think south east irish accents are the best ones, waterford, kilkenny wexford and whatever.

just good clear neutral sounding, not elongated like dublin or sing songy like cork or…northern.

cant be dealing too strong accents in any country.