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owlatronas Started conversation Sep 6, 2002
hi manda from england my name is andy i'm 31and will chat about almost everything
andy
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owlatronas Posted Sep 8, 2002
my accent was yorkshire but its a bit watered down now !!
andy
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mandy67 Posted Sep 8, 2002
That's ok, I wasn't a fan of his anyway but it serves to confirm the accent. And has yours REALLY been watered down??? Or beered down?
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owlatronas Posted Sep 8, 2002
probably abit of both it comes with working alll around england an picking up bits from other ppls accent .
my first job was in london so when i used to go home all my family used to say you sound posh but i couldnt tell!
andy
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mandy67 Posted Sep 8, 2002
I used to sound posh a long time ago. When I first went to uni people used to ask if I was from England. But I love accents and the really best ones aren't at all posh so I soon dropped that and now I can speak Australian like the best (or worst) of them. Do you say "by gum" then?
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owlatronas Posted Sep 8, 2002
no and never have
i married a scouser so my accent will be even more screwed up
andy
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mandy67 Posted Sep 8, 2002
I thought they were liverpudlians or liver birds - I used to watch The Liver Birds when I was young - BRILL accent
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owlatronas Posted Sep 8, 2002
i know i think the name comes from a stew that is made around here called scouse so hence the name scousers
andy
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mandy67 Posted Sep 8, 2002
And dare I ask what is in this stew? It's not like haggis is it?
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owlatronas Posted Sep 8, 2002
i'm not to sure i havent actually had it, i have been told a lot about it but never tasted it. there is one called blind scouse which was one with no meat in it just vegetables
andy
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mandy67 Posted Sep 8, 2002
Sound like vegetable soup - a stew without meat, hmmmm.
Anyway, I'm off - stop by and chat whenever you like.
Mandy
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