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by DJ Billy
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It's not often you hear someone say that!

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yeah i agree i find it sorta ear piercing and annoying, no offence to any scousers. so can't men comment on the ones they like? i like some sorta foreign sexy accent provided the person shaves such as french.

I'm actually fond of most accents - they make what someone is saying more interesting somehow...
The only ones I'm really not fond of are my hometown (Basildon - whiny and ugly as hell *shudder*), really thick "scally" Scouse (not you Rich - your accent's nice) and heavy Brummie.

I melt for Scots or Irish accents *sigh* (winks at the Scottish contingent)

Irish!

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by coolkat
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Ferretgirl Hoppus!! Now that made me literally laugh out loud!

LOL, and why can't anyone get my name right?? I've been called coolcat before, but never coolkate

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Sorry hun Accident, corrected now..

And once more with feeling
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmale

A soft Irish or Scottish brogue works for me Failing that, French

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by SPIKE
i like some sorta foreign sexy accent provided the person shaves such as french.

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Shaving has an effect on your accent?

Hmmmmmmm let me seeee

Yep - I agree with most - soft Scottish (Aberdeen is a nice one) Soft southern Irish, a soft Geordie accent, and of course a French man speaking ze Engleeesh, non?

Sorry Conn - Y'oum Black Countree thing just makes me laugh - doesn't mean I love you any less though!

To Milky & Silver - looks like we've got a lot to thank Sean Connery for

I tend to like any accents that are different from my own.
Glaswegian, Geordie, Manchester, Irish .. all brilliant.
I guess the further South you go, the less appealing accents are to me.

(Edited by CJL 04/04/2002 13:48)

/me is looking forward to his next Nos night...

"Girlsh, you're lookign devilshly attractive tonite"

Scots boys rule

Irish or a soft southern accent is usually good for me

Irish, Scots, French (i met some french filles at the Rugby the other week and they were so nice sounding). Also Lancashire and Linconshire (sp) are nice to.

Well a big wayhey from a lancashire lass then

I like Irish and some scottish accents (Edinburgh in particular), I like a welsh accent too. Also my mate is from Basingstoke and I love her accent (maybe it's coz it's so different to ones I hear everyday)

p.s. I dunno where Vin Diesel is from but I could listen to his voice all day


/me wanders off and takes her new found sexy accent with her

*Is half-Irish, half descended from Scottish (explains a lot). Doesn't have an accent *

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by Spikeo
*Is half-Irish, half descended from Scottish (explains a lot). Doesn't have an accent *

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Maybe opposing forces? They cancelled each other out?

my god did someone mention a soft geordie accent?!!? i never thought i'd hear the day!! um being from the land of geordie and all not ours its not too pleasent on the ol ears makes us sound thick too!!
i dunno guess don't really have a preference

I love a Southern Irish accent in women. I used to just melt when I heard Dolores O'Riordan (The Cranberries) sing or speak.

Plus, a Scouse accent is kinda sexy as well

I kind of like some london accents and the irish isn't that bad either. Too be honest though no offense to anyone from bristol here but i moved there for uni and i find the west country accent about as sexi as a wet fish. lol Sorry anyone from the land of the west. "Alright my lovely."

A Scottish accent that isn't too heavy, like Carole Smilie or Claire Grogan, or Cherry for that matter

Also Californian

(Edited by DJ Billy 05/04/2002 00:54)

Several people here have mentioned a "California" accent. Can someone give me an example of who they think has one, cause I'm not sure what sound you're thinking of. Just curious.