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If you go abroad with an irish accent the women are mad for you especially if you tell them what irish life is really like, how we all drink guinness for breakfast and live in fields and how our best mate is actually a leprechaun who is great craic to go out with because he is loaded with gold, funny though irish ladies dont buy that stuff dont know why!!
personally i think irish women are great cos they can spot a bullsh1tter and a shaper a mile away and the nice guys like me are appreciated!!
Nothing wrong with liking northern accents. Most of us do. But liking a Kerry accent is just down right weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maz
top 5 accents on wans:Quote:
Originally Posted by Maz
1 northern irish
2 welsh
3 louth/meath
4 geordie
5 galway
of course it goes without sayin that the above is true only were the accent is soft and well spoken.
I love Northern accents e.g Down Bird, Donegal Catch, Marie Claire, Jenny Fee, Orla (The Jamaican PM's Tramco Bird)....... the list goes on! :pQuote:
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I'd still be a virgin if it wasn't for the accentQuote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
Have to agree with Dillo, Northern accents do it for me..even Derry (!), I love them..Quote:
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[QUOTE=$Leon$]top 5 accents on wans:
1 northern irish
2 welsh
3 louth/meath????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????
4 geordie
5 galway
u gotta be yankin my chain eeeeeeeehhhhhhhhh (a la "the fonz")
I think you're on your own with the Louth/Meath thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by $Leon$
I'd never thought about it before, but you're right about geordie accents, though. :)
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What's wroonng with the Meeeaaad aaaaaaaccent?
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sell-thick fans so must get loads of action :D :D :D :D
Only if by "thick" you're making some complimentary reference to "girth".Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
I've certainly had no complaints. ;)
I recently (and far too briefly) discovered the joys of a soft Californian accent shaped by six years spent living in Co.Cork, a year in Manchester as well as a couple of years in New York as a kid. Oh and Italian parents. Sadly I can't imagine there's a surplus of girls who match that criteria... and even less with electric blue hair! :p
pulled a geordie bird on holidays a few years ago my good lord i just wanted her to talk to me all night!! the only thing i have noticed about pullin abroad is that at home you know which are the rough birds but i cant discern which foreign birds are rough!!
Pulled a spanish bird on the same holiday no that was amazing hearing her screaming "si,si,si" was quite a bizarre experience but very enjoyable nonetheless
A friend of mine claimed to have had a similar experience with a French lady, only she was saying "Oui" of course. It put him right off his (ahem) stroke, as he couldn't stop thinking that she was saying "wee wee" the whole time, and he was understandably concerned.Quote:
Originally Posted by inexile
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Originally Posted by Longfordian
Definitely. The Northern wans or accents cannot be beaten. Doire is up there with the best of them!
i can imagine but i dont think id be worried i think id be laughingQuote:
Originally Posted by green goblin
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Originally Posted by $Leon$
Ah thanks for the mention Leon ;)
...as for you Pedro, i'd keep away from Galway if i were you :mad:
take me back to your caravan baby ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by galwaygirl
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Oh I don't know, what was Marge Simpson doing before she married Homer :eek: :D
Very true!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
Alwight Darling! ;) :D