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Jun 05 '07 by stubby43
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What accents do you imagine members to have

Have you ever read someones post and started hearing it (for want of a better phrase) in an accent?

Antleredfiend

Because of her unsual use of grammar and punuctation I read it as a west country accent, think the wurzels.

On the other hand I imagine tesco to have a strong manchester accent even though hes from the south

(manchester accent), Olly moss a cambridge toff type, you know oh I say what ho old chap (sorry I really dont mean to be offensive).

As for americans, your either from alabama or new york in my mind.

Sorry.

And just for shits and giggles

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Rambunkcious on Jun 05 '07 at 7:44pm

umm like im from california like omg no way totally radical far out bodacious and like excellent duuuuuuuude!

martiandrivein on Jun 05 '07 at 7:44pm

I have a really bad hick accent...haha...not

StopPickingOnMe on Jun 05 '07 at 7:44pm

actually, i don't imagine anyone with accents.

lenabean on Jun 05 '07 at 7:45pm

i talk like this

only not really

StopPickingOnMe on Jun 05 '07 at 7:45pm

sometimes my spanish accent comes when i speak.

i have trouble saying some words in english.

Frank Vice on Jun 05 '07 at 7:45pm

i imagine everyone to have a california accent (normal to me) unless they say "wot"

lenabean on Jun 05 '07 at 7:45pm

i do say like ALL the time though

tracerbullet on Jun 05 '07 at 7:46pm

anyone whose voice i haven't actually heard i imagine speaks the way i do.

kayce sounds like a vegas hooker.

Noobits on Jun 05 '07 at 7:46pm

thats not an accent this is an accent. after we put a shrimp on the barbie

Noobits on Jun 05 '07 at 7:47pm

cultural cringe *shudder*

stubby43 on Jun 05 '07 at 7:49pm

The guy with the manchester accent, I talk a little bit like that only its alot tamer because its mixed in with so many other accents until it becomes a generic bland mess.

icebar on Jun 05 '07 at 7:50pm

everyone has a british, except for the people who say they are from australia or south america. and some have ny accent. i have boston.

Alexandra Marie on Jun 05 '07 at 7:52pm

Everyone has a southern accent to me, unless I know they are foreign, at which point they automatically have a Manchester accent, regardless of their location.

blossompossum on Jun 05 '07 at 7:52pm

Ahahaha... The Wurzels... I am a cider drinker!

Heh... sorry...

Rambunkcious on Jun 05 '07 at 7:52pm

i like australian accents and new zeland accents

so if you are an aussie or a kiwi you should leave me messages on my voice message thingy, just talk read a book or something i dont care i just wanna have that kinda accent

travioli on Jun 05 '07 at 7:53pm

Some people say I sound like Napoleon Dynamite.

icebar on Jun 05 '07 at 7:53pm

i'm stealing what rambunkcious just said.

stubby43 on Jun 05 '07 at 8:03pm

Really travioli?

midi-chlorinated on Jun 05 '07 at 8:15pm

Haha travioli, awesome.

angelito on Jun 05 '07 at 8:17pm

As a Kiwi, I oficially feel loved.... :D

stubby43 on Jun 05 '07 at 8:19pm

I'm english, so as a whole I feel hated when in foriegn countries, unless its america, then its all hail Phil.

Polyester Jones on Jun 05 '07 at 8:19pm

When I come across any foreign word, (e.g. Igor, Manjeet) I pronounce it with a Spanish accent (I do speak Spanish, but it's not my first language). I'm also the sort of really obnoxious person who picks up a British lilt after watching an episode of Coronation Street. And when I talk really fast I enunciate very clearly and pick out every syllable. I just pick up accents easily. It's kind of stupid.

Polyester Jones on Jun 05 '07 at 8:19pm

do any of you think that Canadians have accents?

stubby43 on Jun 05 '07 at 8:23pm

I cant tell the difference between a canadian accent and an american accent I'm going to be honnest.

peater on Jun 05 '07 at 8:23pm

they certainly do, but it's varied and very subtle.

todiefor on Jun 05 '07 at 8:24pm

i imagine stoppickingonme to have a chinese accent.

peater on Jun 05 '07 at 8:28pm

I've moved around just enough to lose one. And imitate several, badly.

d3d on Jun 05 '07 at 8:30pm

i sound exactly like steve irwin, except i swear like an adult.

tabithakristen on Jun 05 '07 at 8:30pm

I grew up with a really thick southern accent. Then I moved north and now I have a strange bit of a michigan accent. I've moved probably 100 times in my life so I guess I've picked up alot of accents on the way.

tabithakristen on Jun 05 '07 at 8:31pm

When I said 100 times, I wasn't exaggerating much.

kirstenlovesdinner on Jun 05 '07 at 8:32pm

I have absolutely no accent.

Well... maybe a little midwestern-ness has slipped into my "a"s.

lookpolish on Jun 05 '07 at 8:32pm

I used to talk like a Jersey girl, but my mother beat it out of me.

I hope I haven't been in Texas so long that I picked up an accent.

peater on Jun 05 '07 at 8:32pm

I wonder if there's an internationally neutral accent.

Maybe it's like that lady's voice on my answering machine. But boy, that sounds awful.

Polyester Jones on Jun 05 '07 at 8:33pm

It depends where you're from -- the Newfie accent is quite pronounced and obvious (I think it's closer to Irish than to the rest of the country)...and we definitely pronounce some words differently. Like everyone I don't think I have an accent, but I can usually tell an American news broadcaster.

Then again you could just say that we all talk like this:

I did call somebody a hoser today.

wullagaru on Jun 05 '07 at 8:36pm

I have no accent .. upstate NY has very little regional accent .. but my voice is oddly deep like you would never expect it from me

peater on Jun 05 '07 at 8:38pm

In the States, they say the most neutral accent is in Nebraska. They also put all the telemarketers there.

That or India.

wullagaru on Jun 05 '07 at 8:43pm

an they teach newscasters to speak like people from my area .. its weird but good I guess

lemonalle on Jun 05 '07 at 8:48pm

i have a bawlmer accent. okay, not really, but most of the people in my family do.

NatySpaghetti on Jun 05 '07 at 8:50pm

i have a weird accent, it can pass as californian but you can notice the weird with grammar, i talk things backwards because i translate them from spanish, i definately lost the english slang spirit..

wullagaru on Jun 05 '07 at 8:53pm

thats okay naty we like you anyways

NatySpaghetti on Jun 05 '07 at 9:04pm

not really, i just think you like me and thats probably it..

iPear on Jun 05 '07 at 9:06pm

I sound like an outsourcer trying really hard to sound american.

wullagaru on Jun 05 '07 at 9:07pm

arent I enough though?

kayceislost on Jun 05 '07 at 9:07pm

ahaha , no i havent...

but i assume since im from the south that people think i have a hick accent... ahahaha. anyone who has talked to me know thats not true

lenabean on Jun 05 '07 at 9:09pm

HOOOOOSER

cassiepaige on Jun 05 '07 at 9:09pm

I have a different voice for most of you, and the blogs I read outside of threadless.

Of course as soon as they post a video of themselves talking I get confused.

Polyester Jones on Jun 05 '07 at 9:09pm

i like Naty!

there's a couple people around here who pronounce "tiger" as "tagger". anybody heard of that?

NatySpaghetti on Jun 05 '07 at 9:09pm

maybe :)