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  1. Miller

    Miller Registered User

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    Love- Irish and Scouse is alright

    Hate- really posh toffs
    Miller, Apr 4, 2003
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  2. purvy

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    i love - soft irish and yorkshire(leeds or sheff) dont matter
    worst - scouse as my little cousin does my fuckin head in and brums do my head in n all!;)
    purvy, Apr 4, 2003
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  3. Damocles

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    Best - Irish

    Worst - Geordie
    Damocles, Apr 5, 2003
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  4. KingRich

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    damn...it's a good job i don't have a strong scouse accents... i was goin to say i really love the geordie accent, but you'z can all get to fuck now!!! :D
    KingRich, Apr 5, 2003
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  5. ladybird

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    most favourite = leeds

    least favourite = brum - which is quite unfortunate really since i live in birmingham lots of the time! :lol:
    ladybird, Apr 5, 2003
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  6. Scottish_lass

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    Ha ha ha ha ha!!!

    Could u have had me sitting sayin curly wurly anymore!!
    :eek: felt like such an idiot lol ahh well its all in the name of fun :p
    Scottish_lass, Apr 5, 2003
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  7. Guest

    geordie n scouse are worst!
    , Apr 6, 2003
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  8. Geordie

    Geordie "Im Outta Time"

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    Scouse accent just oozes mingingness :evil:

    I dont like Cockneys either with there slang !
    Geordie, Apr 6, 2003
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  9. Mr Scottyfish

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    Not a fan of Welsh or broad Scottish.
    Mr Scottyfish, Apr 6, 2003
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  10. Allie

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    I'm a Geordie and my lass is Scouse. Guess I won't be introducing her to you then :p
    Allie, Apr 6, 2003
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    AGREED!!!!, irish accent on a lady is well nice...sweet!!!, geordies just sound stupid in cluding meself!!! :D :D , carnt stand watching byker grove and things of that nature!!!!.....how bad!!!:lol: :lol:
    MK X, Apr 6, 2003
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  12. dreamer

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    dreamer, Apr 6, 2003
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  13. Vin

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    The worst is Brummie. Its just a comedy accent. Only been there once but always remember i got off the train and heard someone straight away with a really stong accent say to loudly to another guy "Wheech plitfooooms the troine on". Translates as "Which platforms the train on". Just made me laugh.

    Though in a bird the Manc/Lancashire accent is horrible. It just sounds rough as a badgers arse. Prime example Sara Cox.

    Favourite - Geordie if not too broad or soft Scottish.
    Vin, Apr 6, 2003
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