singles thread

[rachbon]

whats wrong with that? everyone likes compliments

[Snufflebutt]

Back from trip round Europe (interrailing, staying in hostels etc) and American/ Canadian women f**king love the UK accents. Apparently if I was to go to America I'd get laid all the time. And it was a great topic of conversation - my inability to apparently pronounce 'my' properly for example (I say ma).... Are accents that important to women?

[minute5072]

Back from trip round Europe (interrailing, staying in hostels etc) and American/ Canadian women f**king love the UK accents. Apparently if I was to go to America I'd get laid all the time. And it was a great topic of conversation - my inability to apparently pronounce 'my' properly for example (I say ma).... Are accents that important to women?

[brighteyes]

Pulled a couple of uggos last night, then came home and smashed a plate

[jump]

Back from trip round Europe (interrailing, staying in hostels etc) and American/ Canadian women f**king love the UK accents. Apparently if I was to go to America I'd get laid all the time. And it was a great topic of conversation - my inability to apparently pronounce 'my' properly for example (I say ma).... Are accents that important to women?

Edited August 22, 2010 by jump

[lolbeck]

Back from trip round Europe (interrailing, staying in hostels etc) and American/ Canadian women f**king love the UK accents. Apparently if I was to go to America I'd get laid all the time. And it was a great topic of conversation - my inability to apparently pronounce 'my' properly for example (I say ma).... Are accents that important to women?

Edited August 22, 2010 by lolbeck

[bunique]

Yup, thumbs up for accents from me too!

[Snufflebutt]

Yup, thumbs up for accents from me too!

[brighteyes]

I really like some Welsh, Scottish and Irish accents on girls... Bristol accent is probably the worst though.

[philipsteak]

Back from trip round Europe (interrailing, staying in hostels etc) and American/ Canadian women f**king love the UK accents. Apparently if I was to go to America I'd get laid all the time. And it was a great topic of conversation - my inability to apparently pronounce 'my' properly for example (I say ma).... Are accents that important to women?

[lolbeck]

I do love a soft Irish accent on a woman, but its hardly the be all and end all. Not liking someone cos of what their accent is about as shallow as judging someone on the size of their naughty bits - cant do much about your accent after all. Although, this goes out the window if my accent helps me to get some, haha

[ampersand]

I do love a soft Irish accent on a woman, but its hardly the be all and end all. Not liking someone cos of what their accent is about as shallow as judging someone on the size of their naughty bits - cant do much about your accent after all. Although, this goes out the window if my accent helps me to get some, haha

[Snufflebutt]

Realistically, if someone otherwise fantastic had an accent I wouldn't otherwise like, I'd probably find it endearing.

[philipsteak]

my proposed trip to new york sounds that little bit better now

[ampersand]

Unless you sound Like Rab C. Nesbitt you'll have a great time. Although I'd also recommend Chicago

[saratink]

I really like some Welsh, Scottish and Irish accents on girls... Bristol accent is probably the worst though.

[saratink]

&&& another thing...

Driving home yesterday i perfected my 'stacey' impression from gavin and stacey

[RABun]

My accent changes depending on where i am in the country or who i am talking to. It also changes from a bit posh to not so posh all the time.

I was told at the weekend that if your voice changes when talking to different people it means you are friendly.

[ampersand]

i don't like the accents where people sound grumpy all the time. Like, brummie i think. And where their accent isn't much more than a deep groan so you constantly have to say 'whaaat?!!'

[sifi]

My accent changes depending on where i am in the country or who i am talking to. It also changes from a bit posh to not so posh all the time.

I was told at the weekend that if your voice changes when talking to different people it means you are friendly.

[ampersand]

I used to do that. Especially with people with West Country accents. I love doing an impression of a West Country accent, especially reading out the names of the places we see on the way to Glasto. Brilliant.

[philipsteak]

closest thing for reference is probably leon jackson as he from round my parts.

one step at a time, need to save for new yoyk first

[sifi]

bawdrip

[saratink]

you really need to get a radio or cd player in your car

[feral chile]

My accent changes depending on where i am in the country or who i am talking to. It also changes from a bit posh to not so posh all the time.

I was told at the weekend that if your voice changes when talking to different people it means you are friendly.