I sound fine in all circumstances, and if I choose, I can sound positively awesome.
I'm quite sure you all sound fine as well, but lack confidence for some silly reason.
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I sound fine in all circumstances, and if I choose, I can sound positively awesome.
I'm quite sure you all sound fine as well, but lack confidence for some silly reason.
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That's an insult to harpies, like.Originally Posted by CrabGirl
But I especially like the accent from Northern Irelandishire, and singing songs from my favorite musical would be totally win.
"Feed me Seymour" would sound awesome.
I must say the same doesn't go for women from Northern Ireland. I get them on the phone and there is something about the timbre of their voices which sets my eardrum physically rattling and I have to set my phone to "Harpy" to filter out the bad notes.
The female Belfast accent is a cruel and unusual punishment. As you know, I do the wages for a call centre with about three quarters of the staff being Belfast 'millies' (as we call them).
I pity the poor fuckers on the receiving end of their sales pitch. I'm used to it but their victims must feeling like they're getting their ears ironed.
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Had the misfortune to hear myself on video the other day and I sound awful. Bit like CG, in that my voice changes when drunk. I sound really Londonish then, hence acquiring the nickname 'cockney wanker' through uni. When sober I have a faintly Janet Street-Porterish way of pronouncing words, and on account of the tongue stud sometimes slur certain words, especially if they're a bit tongue-twisting.
On the subject of British accents in America, I found they tended to think I was Australian. They're just not used to hearing foreign accents from other developed countries I think.
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Your voice must be well messed up, like. Janet S-P.
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She became 1000% safer when she stopped being the Editor of the Independent.
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If JSP had a stud as well as the teeth would she be able to speak at all?
With the JSP it is the opinions/voice/attitude combination that is so stoveable.
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. Bit like CG, in that my voice changes when drunk. I sound really Londonish then, hence acquiring the nickname 'cockney wanker' through uni. When sober I have a faintly Janet Street-Porterish way of pronouncing words, and on account of the tongue stud sometimes slur certain words, especially if they're a bit tongue-twisting.
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