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Sorry it’s late and I’m wrecked and going too bed but my preference is Scottish people from Scotland for the people that want too pick me up on spelling or N Ireland and some duds night all
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sorry it’s late and I’m wrecked and going too bed but my preference is Scottish people from Scotland for the people that want too pick me up on spelling or N Ireland and some duds night all
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"Italian accent is the sexiest closely followed by Dublin accent.
I havnt met guys from other parts of the South to know the different accents. 
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Is that the "city centuurr heroin addict accent like, buh, ah yeahhh man, thas a goood one" |
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"All the Norn ironer's popping there heads up for this one lol, me me me me me 
The accent just hits different! It makes things tingle  "
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I am wondering what the Kerry accent sounds like. Never heard it before. Does it make things tingle ?  |
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"Italian accent is the sexiest closely followed by Dublin accent.
I havnt met guys from other parts of the South to know the different accents.
Ah there is a big difference in all areas of the north.
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"Italian accent is the sexiest closely followed by Dublin accent.
I havnt met guys from other parts of the South to know the different accents.
Ah there is a big difference in all areas of the north.
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I grew up in a rural county and we could almost tell which parish anyone was from by their accent.
I suppose if you're listening from further away, the small subtle differences that a local would notice aren't as obvious. An Armagh accent becomes a northern accent rather than a Newry accent, a Mullaghbawn or Crossmaglen accent. |
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