With Plenty Of Babies Around The Corner, The Wagon Keeps Rolling On!!

[kayzr]

Here we go. A new thread, hopefully we'll welcome Astarte's baby!!

I thought Diege spoke Scouse!

Gyo has the poshest, sloaniest accent I bet!

Bill Bailey? You lot are freaks!

PMSL about me having a posh accent..

Admitting to be southerner through and through... Not sure I'd say posh though i can do a super telephone voice when needed

So, Nat- do you have a farmer giles accent- itching to know now!

And he's a musician Astarte That's got to count for something!

My most embarrassing one - which I think I'm over now, BTW - was Horatio from CSI.

Nope, not farmer-eze enough for any fantasies to be played out I'm afraid, it's a bit mixed between farmer giles, posh Cheltenham, dog end Bedford (throw outs from north London), and not a twang of northern-esque, but I do use their words - brew instead of tea, pants instead of trousers, trucks and wagons instead of lorries.

But I can't win, up here I sound like a posh southerner, down in Bedford I sound like a posh Cheltonian, in Cheltenham I sound like a 'north London lass'....

By kayzr Thu 05-Feb-09 16:03:10
I don't know really.

I thought it was Barack Obama but apparently everyone has a brush on him.

Probably Gary Linekar.

BRUSH WTF!!!!!!!

CRUSH Even.

Nat tell us!! We wont laugh.

Think Nat gets the prize for the most cross bred accent... can anyone top that?

Poss LBOT?

I've guessed NAT, it's Worsel isn't it , or someone from the Houghton Weavers
ASARTE, Simon is merely in touch with his feminine side, hence the occasional camp-ness which I personally find very attractive...I'm sure he's quite, shall we say assertive in the bedroom dept, which I can guarantee is more than you can say for Bill... Oh and no Scouse accent...North Walien which is a mix of Welsh, Scouse and Manc!
Oh and I know for a fact that the posh-est wagon member is LG&T

Did wonder about the brush there Kay- thought I'd missed some bizarre northern sexual practice....

PMSL at cross bred, will tell DH that one

And Kay, no, nope, absolutely not, never, ever, no Not worried about you laughing, more that I'll be tossed off the wagon, never to be spoken of again

I have a awful accent. A real Norfolk country 'combine harvester' bumpkin mixed with a North 'of t'pub' Yorkshire accent.

LMAO, sorry, meant tossed off the wagon didn't even click what I'd written till I'd pressed post....

LG&T must be posh, large and gin and tonic fgs! If she was from round here she'd be GirtPint.

rofl at Horatio from csi miami. He's so intense, he's gotta be good in the sack

Nat you have to spill!

Ooh Diege- you must have accent like my DH, he is from (kinda) Nwales... although he tries hard to cover his orgin, it sometimes slips out after a glass of wine

Come on Nat. It can't be worse than Bill Bailey.

all this laughing is making the baby go mad inside.. think its protesting...

Can't even fathom all of these accents! Especially since my friends and I referred to DH as "the Australian guy" for the first two weeks I knew him!

Ooh GYO what part of N.Wales??? (we could be related, tis a small place...)

Ooooh GYO Your DH sounds like my MIL! She's from Yorkshire, but has adopted a London accent for the majority of her life Even DH calls her out on it sometimes!

I quite like the Welsh accent, and love the Irish, in fact the only accent (or just people's speech in general) that really get's on my nerves is anything I have to try too hard to understand, I give up and end up nodding along to everything they say.

Ugly ones try harder don't men say Diege? He's talented I just know it!
SC spends far too much being seen in Spearmint Rhino and it's ilk, I'm telling he's trying hard with the PR.

Nat, I think I just leaked at you being tossed off!

Gyo the fact you have a 'super' telephone voice says everything. I spend all my telephone time spelling everything I say

I agree I get the impression Gin is rather posh

Very relieved to have passed the posh baton to LG&T....

Diege- they all live in various ares but near to Rhyl for past years.

LBOT, just for context, I sound like Cheryl Cole

I like the Irish accent too.

I'm willing to give Simon a try, as I hear he's in between women at the moment (though pregnant mother of 3 would hardly be his type I don't think!)