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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"He likes Welsh accents.
She likes Irish.
Any Irish Welsh couples out there that like Yorkshire accents do get in touch!  "
I'm from Yorkshire, currently working in Wales and hopping across to Ireland, do I count? :P |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"He likes Welsh accents.
She likes Irish.
Any Irish Welsh couples out there that like Yorkshire accents do get in touch!
I'm from Yorkshire, currently working in Wales and hopping across to Ireland, do I count? :P"
Give 'em an ecky thump from us  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm from Liverpool - proud scouser
But watching a reality tv programme at the moment with a female scouser in an the accent is making me cringe lol
Slight Irish accent in a guy is hot x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Welsh on girls or Cornish ... Maybe it's anything that conjures up images of busty barmaids.... Here in Oxford it's a bit rubbish and all a little rwah rwah . But if you travel north maybe 5 miles out of the city it gets very county very quickly . Only one T and no O in trak-er |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why hasn't anyone said brummie? !! 
Because it is horrendous lol
As is Bristolian, Mancunian and IMO Scouse "
I'm from Bristol and your right ! Ark at Eeee me Babber ! |
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By *ev-PMan
over a year ago
Hampshire |
"Scottish - Ewan McGregor soft Scottish accent but not a Glasgow accent!.
 don't have his looks but certainly the warm dulcet tones
Oooooh really? "
Oooooh yes really ....and you can't go wrong with the sweet melodic sound of the Dubliner ....very soothing |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Why hasn't anyone said brummie? !!
Because it is horrendous lol
As is Bristolian, Mancunian and IMO Scouse
I'm from Bristol and your right ! Ark at Eeee me Babber ! "
Oops ! You're!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't know why but always found Women with a Lancashire accent sexy or a posh southern accent, But as long as I can understand them and find them attractive it doesn't really matter where they are from |
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"Without a doubt my sexy northern monkeys.
A sultry Cheshire, Manchester combo
Fell for her the first time we spoke.
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Never really thought us cheshire folk have an accent but hey if it works for you then its good to hear x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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A few years ago I was working in a hotel that was getting renovated and used to chat to the owner, She was hot and very posh, The first time I heard her say "fuck off" give me a semi
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When I was a whoremonal teenager, I used to listen to a really sexy DJ (Diana Luke) on the late night radio. She was Canadian (probably still is). I still hear her occasionally and she still sounds sexy |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have to say Scouse 
Spot on, me too  "
What is it with Men and Women with Scouse accents, It can sometimes sound a bit whiny to me  I'm thinking Abbey Clancy/Crouch amazing looking Woman but her voice can sometimes go through me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hull
Works for me
I quite like an Irish brogue or a bit of Posh too. yeah I'm partial to a bit of posh "
Ha ha that's me...I have no accent only an educated one |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A few years ago I was working in a hotel that was getting renovated and used to chat to the owner, She was hot and very posh, The first time I heard her say "fuck off" give me a semi
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I remember an Italian secretary i used to speak to regularly over the phone.. Whenever I thanked her (like a proper Brit!) she would say " Oh, eet ees my pleaaaashuuore" - and I would melt. Then, one day, I went over there and met her - not like my mind's eye had imagined her at all! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hull
Works for me
I quite like an Irish brogue or a bit of Posh too. yeah I'm partial to a bit of posh "
Oh yeah.. Give me Pearce Brosnan posh.. Ooh.. Yum! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm from Liverpool - proud scouser
But watching a reality tv programme at the moment with a female scouser in an the accent is making me cringe lol
Slight Irish accent in a guy is hot x"
Belfast accent on tv is fuckin woeful |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Northern, Welsh, Irish, Scottish - all sexy acccents as long as they are articulate men and women - not fond of some Southern or Brummie accents much but love Cornish, Devon and Somerset accents. Accent wouldn't stop me playing - but the right accent saying the right words is an extra thrill definitely m x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hull
Works for me
I quite like an Irish brogue or a bit of Posh too. yeah I'm partial to a bit of posh
Ha ha that's me...I have no accent only an educated one "
What's an educated accent?  Are we still assuming anyone with any trace of a regional accent is uneducated these days? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Actually, i'm not offended. I've been here far too long to have a strong geordie accent. I'm much more refined these days "
Refined Geordie is the best accent. |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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People tend to laugh at mine rather than find it sexy. Possibly why I spend a proportion of time on meets with my mouth full. Personally I like a range of accents but for some reason find Northern Irish grating unless it's softly pitched. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"People tend to laugh at mine rather than find it sexy. Possibly why I spend a proportion of time on meets with my mouth full. Personally I like a range of accents but for some reason find Northern Irish grating unless it's softly pitched."
Hard to beat a bit of jim mcdonald so it is |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hull
Works for me
I quite like an Irish brogue or a bit of Posh too. yeah I'm partial to a bit of posh
Ha ha that's me...I have no accent only an educated one
What's an educated accent? Are we still assuming anyone with any trace of a regional accent is uneducated these days?"
Ha ha...accents are picked up by peer pressure...I was taught how to speak correctly from an early age and never bowed to peer pressure to fit in....
If you feel that is a slur against anyone with an accent then that says, in my opinion, you are reading into more into my post than the actual post itself....  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hull
Works for me
I quite like an Irish brogue or a bit of Posh too. yeah I'm partial to a bit of posh
Ha ha that's me...I have no accent only an educated one
What's an educated accent? Are we still assuming anyone with any trace of a regional accent is uneducated these days?
Ha ha...accents are picked up by peer pressure...I was taught how to speak correctly from an early age and never bowed to peer pressure to fit in....
If you feel that is a slur against anyone with an accent then that says, in my opinion, you are reading into more into my post than the actual post itself.... "
Accents and speaking incorrectly are two completely different things. No slur taken, I'm just pleased that kind of casual unthinking prejudice is dying out with my generation. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Irish.
Mark on bb is doing it for me at the mo mmmmmmmmm
he is not your typical irish guy he is a rude and ignorant asshole "
My sons dad's Irish, born/bred in Limerick. I lived there for two years with my son - I'll reserve judgement on the typical Irish guy haha
Just kidding, loved it over there |
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