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Lucylastic -> RE: Any limeys in the desert? (1/26/2008 8:32:28 AM)
Say to yourself, "Im bind to find a thisind pinds, if I go rind and rind the rindabite" dialects are a favourite of mine :) On a long flight home once, I started talking to a chappie that after about two hours of chatting asked me if I came from hertfordshire(I do).....turns out he was a dialect coach and was (obviously) pretty good at his job. he said it took him two hours because he kept picking up hints of a linolnshire accent(my mum is from there) best flight home ever Lucy

LadyEllen -> RE: Any limeys in the desert? (1/26/2008 8:48:52 AM)
Crikey Lucy - if you spoke like that round here, you'd not live long enough to get to the roundabout! E

Raechard -> RE: Any limeys in the desert? (1/26/2008 8:50:46 AM)
I hate those mini roundabouts where three cars arrive at the same time and no one knows what to do next.[8\|]

dcnovice -> RE: Any limeys in the desert? (1/26/2008 8:52:08 AM)
So is any of this helping you, Rumtiger?

Rumtiger -> RE: Any limeys in the desert? (1/26/2008 9:11:42 AM)
not one bit, still havent gotten any numbers

dcnovice -> RE: Any limeys in the desert? (1/26/2008 9:12:42 AM)
I promised Lilibet I wouldn't give her number out. Sorry!

MissMorrigan -> RE: Any limeys in the desert? (1/26/2008 9:18:56 AM)
I am also from the South and have a rather 'plummy' accent - I soon lost my sarf east accent when I attended the convent as 'commoners' were frowned upon! Although when I get a little (okay a lot) excited I can hear the cockney inflection and for some peculiar reason, whenever I attempt other accents they all sound Indian! I have been told that I sound like Frank Bruno in the mornings. I wonder if the OP is still interested [;)]

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