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Do you just have to say/think of in a certain style/language/accent?
I just noticed that a rather lovely lady on Fab was from Faversham and for some reason I found myself saying Faversham (inwardly of course) in the style of Leslie Phillips.  |
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It's not specific words, but when I read the comments of people I've met from the forums I tend to read them in my head with some comical version of their British accents.  |
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"Do you just have to say/think of in a certain style/language/accent?
I just noticed that a rather lovely lady on Fab was from Faversham and for some reason I found myself saying Faversham (inwardly of course) in the style of Leslie Phillips. "
I once lived in Faversham  |
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"Do you just have to say/think of in a certain style/language/accent?
I just noticed that a rather lovely lady on Fab was from Faversham and for some reason I found myself saying Faversham (inwardly of course) in the style of Leslie Phillips.
I once lived in Faversham "
Faversham. Ooooh, I say. Ding dong.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"It's not specific words, but when I read the comments of people I've met from the forums I tend to read them in my head with some comical version of their British accents. "
I'm adding a b/w movie version of the NY accent to you now that I've read this. |
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"It's not specific words, but when I read the comments of people I've met from the forums I tend to read them in my head with some comical version of their British accents.
I'm adding a b/w movie version of the NY accent to you now that I've read this. "
That'll make me sound cooler than I already am  |
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By *arksMan
over a year ago
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"It's not specific words, but when I read the comments of people I've met from the forums I tend to read them in my head with some comical version of their British accents.
I'm adding a b/w movie version of the NY accent to you now that I've read this.
That'll make me sound cooler than I already am "
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I always read that in a Mark Williams (Fast Show) Brummie accent 
