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Old 22-02-2004, 19:06   #62
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Re: accents

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Originally Posted by Debsy42
I'll set myself up for ridicule here but like a Scouse account on a man, also partially to Cockney and Geordie. Don't care for Brummie or Yorkshire accents, apologies to anyone afflicted
Ah Scouse. Not sure about that one. Certainly not a dull acccent but it sounds to much like they have half a pint of gobbie-greenies stuck in their throat.
Also, you never know where you stand, what with all this all this "come-ed" and "go-ed" business.
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