The Welsh accent makes me weak at the knees....
I was talking to Rob Howley & Scott Quinnell at the Rugby a couple of weeks ago and could happily have listened to them all day...I also like the Southern Irish accent (ala Keith Wood).
I hate the Brummie/Black Country accent...

(Edited by Queen_C 05/04/2002 10:55)

my mums irish, my dads a scouser, and i get told i speak in a welsh accent lol *shrug* who knows...

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by SPIKE
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yeah i agree i find it sorta ear piercing and annoying, no offence to any scousers.

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Ear piercing and annoying huh? lol

I love Irish accents yuuuuuuuuuum I quite like cockney accents aswell. Actually as long as the person talks sense I dont mind any accent ,but Irish men.....yummy!

Welsh. <wibble>

Actually, I thought I was the only one until I read this thread! Hurray!

Oh, and Southern USA (Harry Connick Jr springs to mind...mmm!)

(Edited by Trinity 06/04/2002 18:55)

An Edinburgh Purrr, a Welsh accent (Cerys Mathews), Southern Irish, and recently I was chatting (up?) the barmaid in a hotel, she was from South Africa...and I love that weird mix of sounds it has (bit of Aussie and NZ in there??)

So that's very tasty..mind you she was too..

(Better run before the mrs sees this thread)

Too late buster

SLAP!!! Naughty boy

(Edited by misskittyfantastic 08/04/2002 17:59)

Got to be Scots! We go on holiday around Perthshire quite a bit, and that I like.
Ooooooooooooohhhhh Ewan McGregor (even better up close!)
But I've also a soft spot for James Marsters real accent,and fake English one

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by Spikes Strumpet
Ooooooooooooohhhhh Ewan McGregor (even better up close!)

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MmmmmmmmmmmmmmEwan McGregor he's soooooo yum!!!

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by Desire
I like foreign accents, that is foreign people speaking English... if you know what I mean.

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Ooh well I would have to agree with Desire on this one, particularly a Dutch person speaking English... Mmmmmm

Also Sean Connery has a wonderful accent.

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by Velvet Glove
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particularly a Dutch person speaking English... Mmmmmm

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I spent 18 months working in Amsterdam and Utrecht and would have to agree wholeheartedly.

Then again, when I was applying for that job, I remember coming home one night and finding a message on my answering machine inviting me to an interview. That Sloane Ranger voice alone was enough to convince me this was an opportunity worth pursuing...