brittish accents

[Voltron87]

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It's great if they look like Elizabeth Hurley.

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fyp

[CrazyEyez]

Cleveland: The only British idiom I know is that "[censored]" means "cigarette."
Peter Griffin: Well, someone tell this cigarette to shut up.

[chisness]

my dad and i were born there, moved here when i was 1

i still get to hear a hint of it every day

[judgesmails]

Exactly. I spent a couple weeks on England and by the third day I was ready to poke my eyes out listening to that high-pitched jibberish.

The chicks did not annoy me though.

[smokingrobot]

i didnt think this was a brittish idiom.

[smokingrobot]

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While I was doing a stint of casino whoring, I had to call up customer support for Casino-on-Net. I ended up talking to a really cute sounding British girl. Now I want a British girlfriend. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

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exactly.

[Wetdog]

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If I never hear another person say "cawn't" "bawth" or "dawnce" it'll be too soon. It's ENGLISH for chrissake. Can't they just say the letters that are there?

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You mean like tomayto?

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Yes "to ma' to" " not "to mah' to" ". There's no "h" and there sure as hell aint no "w".

[Wetdog]

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While I was doing a stint of casino whoring, I had to call up customer support for Casino-on-Net. I ended up talking to a really cute sounding British girl. Now I want a British girlfriend. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

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exactly.

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To me it sound like "valley girl" in reverse. Or "vahllie gill" more (in)correctly.

[pokerjoker]

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do brits feel the same way about american accents?

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yup. the ones i bet did at least. Australians particularily loved it.

[GoblinMason (Craig)]

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Only girls though, the dudes just end up sounding like pretentious a-holes.

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Yeah they are both girls, of course.