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over a year ago
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I love the irish accent . Just something about it. Makes me melt. I used to speak to a fella wen I worked on the phones who was from Birmingham his accent was lovely too   |
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over a year ago
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"Oh my days, I HATE Black Country and Birmingham accents. That would put me off big time.
shall you hit her or shall i?
Were tie her up "
you mind that bottle  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I hate the phlegmy sounds Liverpudlians make. "
Excuse me ! If you will allow me to interject there.. NORTH liverpudlians ! That awful sound is a direct influence of the danish settlers to the north of the city.
I am from the south.. where the Irish settled. I get accused of not having a scouse accent but everybody at my end of the city speaks like me.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my days, I HATE Black Country and Birmingham accents. That would put me off big time.
shall you hit her or shall i?
Were tie her up
you mind that bottle "
We can have a good chin wag then  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my days, I HATE Black Country and Birmingham accents. That would put me off big time.
shall you hit her or shall i?
Were tie her up
No you won't."
Sorry only a bit of fun |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my days, I HATE Black Country and Birmingham accents. That would put me off big time.
shall you hit her or shall i?
Were tie her up
you mind that bottle
We can have a good chin wag then "
i'm not talking to you with your minging accent |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my days, I HATE Black Country and Birmingham accents. That would put me off big time.
shall you hit her or shall i?
Were tie her up
you mind that bottle
We can have a good chin wag then
i'm not talking to you with your minging accent "
Im out someone as taken offence |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my days, I HATE Black Country and Birmingham accents. That would put me off big time.
shall you hit her or shall i?
Were tie her up
you mind that bottle
We can have a good chin wag then
i'm not talking to you with your minging accent
Im out someone as taken offence "
yeah us with her original comment |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my days, I HATE Black Country and Birmingham accents. That would put me off big time.
shall you hit her or shall i?
Were tie her up
you mind that bottle
We can have a good chin wag then
i'm not talking to you with your minging accent
Im out someone as taken offence
yeah us with her original comment "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Adore - South African, Liverpudlian, Brum, Geordie.
Dislike - Welsh, Scottish, Irish (although it does depend on the guy) and I tend to avoid Yorkshire (close relative has that accent and I don't want to be thinking of them all through a meet!). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i don't think any accent would put me off meeting somebody, there is a few accents that grate me but i wouldn't turn down a nice person based on how they talk
more tea gromit |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We both have different accents, it took us a long time to understand some words that we each say.
We both like Scottish and Irish accents. Mr has a soft spot for Black Country accents. Aussie really does it for me. No accent would put us off.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A soft Irish lilt, or French accent speaking English does it for me. I am not fond of strong unintelligible accents no matter where they are from. Other than that I'm pretty ambivalent. I have a slight scouse accent these days having spent 34 years living away from Liverpool and as Tsue Nami says it was a soft scouse accent as I am from the South of the city. |
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"Does anyone absolutely love certain accents and absolutely hate others ? So much so would put you off meeting someone ?
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scouse omg loveee it not to be rude but brummie would be my lest fav one but saying have met a very sexy girl from brum so can't say much lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Dont think accent can be as turn off!!! There must be other reason and use accent just as excuse...."
Yeah it is a bit extreme really.
I speak 5 languages so can do accents alright |
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By *woOfaKindCouple
over a year ago
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I tend to like English accents in general, and Russian accents on women. Australian/New Zealand is really cool, too. I've often thought the Irish accent sounded sort of musical.
I used to work at a hotel, and occasionally, we had English guests from the UK. I always tried to strike up conversations with people from across the pond. You all sound extremely intelligent to us Yanks, to the point where you could say something completely ridiculous or pointless, but it will still sound interesting and correct!
When I was a young child many years ago, my cousins and I used to always play Army, and I was forever pretending to be a British officer!
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By *woOfaKindCouple
over a year ago
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As far as accents that actually annoy? I have to go with a really heavy New York ( USA ) accent! Ugghh!!
There's a funny episode of The King of Queens that deals with Carrie trying to get rid of her NY accent.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A soft Irish lilt, or French accent speaking English does it for me. I am not fond of strong unintelligible accents no matter where they are from. Other than that I'm pretty ambivalent. I have a slight scouse accent these days having spent 34 years living away from Liverpool and as Tsue Nami says it was a soft scouse accent as I am from the South of the city."
Soft Irish lilt here... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yeah! A few like the French so I am reassured although mine is not as strong as my fellow compatriots
But for the good cause (turning on a woman) I can emphasise it a little
I find the Scottish accent so sexy. I really need a trip up there |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a trans Atlantic accent, and have been asked if I am American, Irish, Welsh, Kiwi, Aussie, S African, Canadian, N Irish.... and a few others. ..been told it's sexy, I don't hear it though .... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would love to have some fun with a French lady, there is a girl in my office who speaks with quite a strong accent it's all I hear all day and is super sexy, and she has cracking tit  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A soft Irish lilt, or French accent speaking English does it for me. I am not fond of strong unintelligible accents no matter where they are from. Other than that I'm pretty ambivalent. I have a slight scouse accent these days having spent 34 years living away from Liverpool and as Tsue Nami says it was a soft scouse accent as I am from the South of the city.
Soft Irish lilt here... "
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"love the Scottish, Irish, welsh and Geordies..gets me wet everytime 
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Well meet me for coffee and prepare to have a when Sally's met Harry moment in the coffee shop. Lovely irish accent here and will be topped up next week by a week back on the emerald Isle. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The one I can't stand is broad Scouse. It's like listening to someone scrape their fingernails down a blackboard. "
This for me too. A soft scouse though is lovely. My favoutite is irish xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The one I can't stand is broad Scouse. It's like listening to someone scrape their fingernails down a blackboard.
On a bloke 100% with you on a girl it's just pure filth to me God yesssss "
If it's broad it could be on the woman of my dreams but she'd have to keep silent otherwise it's laters taters. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Dont think accent can be as turn off!!! There must be other reason and use accent just as excuse....
Yeah it is a bit extreme really.
I speak 5 languages so can do accents alright "
Well I speak 3 languages and still can hear my orginal accent haha |
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"Dont think accent can be as turn off!!! There must be other reason and use accent just as excuse....
Yeah it is a bit extreme really.
I speak 5 languages so can do accents alright
Well I speak 3 languages and still can hear my orginal accent haha"
I struggle with 1  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A soft Irish lilt, or French accent speaking English does it for me. I am not fond of strong unintelligible accents no matter where they are from. Other than that I'm pretty ambivalent. I have a slight scouse accent these days having spent 34 years living away from Liverpool and as Tsue Nami says it was a soft scouse accent as I am from the South of the city."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I can feel a rant coming on.. well, it IS Thursday. What part of "there are two distinctive scouse accents" don't you peeps understand. The awful guttural accent as heard from eg Steven Gerrard is NORTH Liverpool.
We don't ALL sound like a rusty bandsaw going through a frozen turnip |
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"I can feel a rant coming on.. well, it IS Thursday. What part of "there are two distinctive scouse accents" don't you peeps understand. The awful guttural accent as heard from eg Steven Gerrard is NORTH Liverpool.
We don't ALL sound like a rusty bandsaw going through a frozen turnip "
Oohhhhh sexy |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love the Irish accent on a woman a.d hate a scally scouse accent on a woman
Most of the scouse accent most people here is the scally one and it really annoys me when people say we sound like scalls
Not all of us speak like
"Eerrr u wot laar" |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
harrow |
"The one I can't stand is broad Scouse. It's like listening to someone scrape their fingernails down a blackboard.
This for me too. A soft scouse though is lovely. My favoutite is irish xx"
You said mine was nice |
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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
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Southern accents grate on my nerves..... why can't they pronounce the letter # T # at the end of a word ending in #T #.
Or pronounce the letters # TH #:.
Eg: it's "WITH" not "WIV" .... Grrrrrr  xxxx Suzi |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
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"Southern accents grate on my nerves..... why can't they pronounce the letter # T # at the end of a word ending in #T #.
Or pronounce the letters # TH #:.
Eg: it's "WITH" not "WIV" .... Grrrrrr xxxx Suzi"
It's you northern folk that miss out 'the' , and glAss rather than glarse |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The one I can't stand is broad Scouse. It's like listening to someone scrape their fingernails down a blackboard.
This for me too. A soft scouse though is lovely. My favoutite is irish xx
You said mine was nice "
Yeah it is lol your not a scouser though mike? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The one I can't stand is broad Scouse. It's like listening to someone scrape their fingernails down a blackboard.
This for me too. A soft scouse though is lovely. My favoutite is irish xx
You said mine was nice
Yeah it is lol your not a scouser though mike? "
Just pm you vara |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
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"The one I can't stand is broad Scouse. It's like listening to someone scrape their fingernails down a blackboard.
This for me too. A soft scouse though is lovely. My favoutite is irish xx
You said mine was nice
Yeah it is lol your not a scouser though mike? "
ewwwwww even mentioning me and that lot lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The one I can't stand is broad Scouse. It's like listening to someone scrape their fingernails down a blackboard.
This for me too. A soft scouse though is lovely. My favoutite is irish xx
You said mine was nice
Yeah it is lol your not a scouser though mike?
ewwwwww even mentioning me and that lot lol "
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"I can feel a rant coming on.. well, it IS Thursday. What part of "there are two distinctive scouse accents" don't you peeps understand. The awful guttural accent as heard from eg Steven Gerrard is NORTH Liverpool.
We don't ALL sound like a rusty bandsaw going through a frozen turnip "
Ha ha that's the one the nice soft scouse oh god it does do it for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a penchant for Northern Irish, Welsh, scouse and there are a few southern accents in the Cambridge/Milton Keynes area.
Would I turn down meeting a fantastic person due to an accent? No, that would be rather distasteful. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ken what? Disnae metter tae me!
Actually I love West Midlands, Liverpool,Manchester, Irish, Devon, and cockney accents...bit not a fan of my home town's one...Inverness ok, Glasgow and Edinburgh good but not sure about Aberdeen! |
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My knickers fly off instanteously at the gentle sexy lilt of a Scottish accent, the cheeky Geordie accent and anyone who sounds like Ray Winstone because he is just dirty!
Failing that.... Jason Statham for his accent, hot body, face, shaved head ......all of him!!!!
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By *ali 69Man
over a year ago
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"I hate the phlegmy sounds Liverpudlians make.
Excuse me ! If you will allow me to interject there.. NORTH liverpudlians ! That awful sound is a direct influence of the danish settlers to the north of the city.
I am from the south.. where the Irish settled. I get accused of not having a scouse accent but everybody at my end of the city speaks like me. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Scouse & London accents grate on me but it wouldn't stop me from meeting.
I would just have to be ready - as soon as their mouth opened ... whoomph, stick me cock in it |
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"My knickers fly off instanteously at the gentle sexy lilt of a Scottish accent, the cheeky Geordie accent and anyone who sounds like Ray Winstone because he is just dirty!
Failing that.... Jason Statham for his accent, hot body, face, shaved head ......all of him!!!!
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I've got a shaved head, So I assume there's hope. |
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"I love the Irish accent on a woman a.d hate a scally scouse accent on a woman
Most of the scouse accent most people here is the scally one and it really annoys me when people say we sound like scalls
Not all of us speak like
"Eerrr u wot laar""
Thank you ! The scallies are NORTH ENDERS |
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"I can feel a rant coming on.. well, it IS Thursday. What part of "there are two distinctive scouse accents" don't you peeps understand. The awful guttural accent as heard from eg Steven Gerrard is NORTH Liverpool.
We don't ALL sound like a rusty bandsaw going through a frozen turnip
Ha ha that's the one the nice soft scouse oh god it does do it for me"
given half a chance I would |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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I like to think that I speak quite nicely n proper but everyone else keeps saying that I have a heavy London accent and I sound like a right geezer.
On others I pretty much like all accents especially the distinctive and expressive ones, I think they have a lot of character. I dislike lit when someone tries too hard to hide their accent or dialect so I'm not a great fan of received pronunciation.
Oh and as I'm going to Birmingham in a couple of weeks now might be a good time to say that I luuuurrrve the Brummie accent on a lady |
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