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Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 13:50
by Mrs RicheyJames
Sshhhhhhhhhh If weight gain is a result of not smoking, I shall be straight down the nearest shop!

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 14:03
by Thrash Harry
emilystrange wrote:you're not exactly fat...
No, but when you've been 6 foot and 10 and a half stone for twenty years, an extra 2 stone is a lot of stress on an already weakend spine. It wouldn't bother me otherwise.

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 14:04
by Mrs RicheyJames
I can't remember putting on weight the last time I gave up.....unless you count the fact that I was preggers!!!!

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 14:07
by Thrash Harry
Sexygoth wrote:Sshhhhhhhhhh If weight gain is a result of not smoking, I shall be straight down the nearest shop!
Stay where you are! As they say, if you can stop smoking, you can certainly lose a bit of extra flab. Unfortunately, I can't manage either. :cry:

The very best of luck to you. Perhaps you should create a No Smoking thread. I'm sure you won't be on your own there. And the likes of me can pop in occasionally and get berated by your well earned, holier than though jibes. :wink:

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 14:10
by Mrs RicheyJames
righto......

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 14:48
by rian
I talk in broken english

Kind of deep voice. Speaks middlefast. Never speaks when I don't have anything important to say. My GF hates me for not talk rubbish all night long. She talks and I watch the telly :wink:

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 14:56
by mayhem
If you've heard Kathy Burke (one of my heroines!) then you've heard me.

That is, a North London accent (please never call me a cockernee), fairly deep and a bit tainted by fags. I quite like it as at least it's not east London/Essex. Which can be quite hard on the ear.

I like accents. My favourite is Geordie or other north east. I am also fond of the type of Yorkshire that pronounces Bradford as Bratford. For womb like calm then South Wales is the stuff- just cos of my mum & my lovely aunties and uncles. Nice childhood associations. Also Dutch but only if you are Dennis Bergkamp (goes off to dreamworld for a bit).

I am always a little bit suspicious of people when I can't tell where they're from. Just a chip on the shoulder thing I expect.

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 14:59
by markfiend
I have a Geordie friend who ought to come with subtitles. It's not particularly his accent, just that he talks so blimmin fast.

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 15:00
by Mrs RicheyJames
I adore the southern Irish accent. VERY sexy........

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 15:06
by mh
A little bit high, very rough at times, very soft and low. I mumble a lot, and my tongue tends to trip over itself all the time. Accent-wise I suppose it's "Oirish" as it should be, but I can't really say I've ever noticed. Plus I always pronounce coffee as "kaw-fee".

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 15:17
by andymackem
Depends. Get me pissed and I get more and more Wearside (not Geordie ... ever!) until I become totally incoherent.

But, after living in Sunderland, York, Glasgow, Tiverton, London and now Essex I've been forced to adopt an "all-purpose" day-to-day accent that can be understood by all. It's a bit bland.

Otherwise, probably higher pitched than would really suit my aspirations to be a rumbling love god (that's my excuse) and speak faster than is good for me. But it's better than the heathen barking that passes for communication in these parts.

Re: Help me out here, people

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 15:59
by Black Shuck
Hmm. this is really helping, but... still I'm finding it tough to 'pin down' some of your voices.
Maybe it'd help if you also told me which celebrity you sound mnost like?
RicheyJames wrote: i think it would be far more interesting (and potentially amusing) for you to describe what we all sound like in your mind....
Well, Richey, I always thought you'd have a raspy but macho voice, kinda like Clint Eastwood's.
Snowey- I imagine your voice is like a sleazy Blackpool Bingo Caller's.
Sexy Goth - Lady Penelope
Black Planet - Penelope Cruz
Pikkrong - Arnold Achwarzenegger (sorry; I have no idea what the Estonian accent's like)
Quiff Boy - Rather posh, well spoken; like Stephen Fry.
Thrash Harry - Like Jarvis off 'Mary Whitehouse experience'.
Big Si - Rab C Nesbitt
SinSister - like a cowgirl
d00mw0lf - like Samantha Janus
Sorry, they're the only ones I can think of, off the top of me head.

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 16:01
by emilystrange
*ahem*

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 16:03
by Black Shuck
emilystrange wrote:*ahem*
Em, I always thought You'd sound like Emma Peel. posh, but a bit kinky... (no offense)

Re: Help me out here, people

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 16:16
by Mrs RicheyJames
Black Shuck wrote: Well, Richey, I always thought you'd have a raspy but macho voice, kinda like Clint Eastwood's.
Quiff Boy - Rather posh, well spoken; like Stephen Fry.

:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:

Too funny :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 16:19
by emilystrange
Black Shuck wrote:
emilystrange wrote:*ahem*
Em, I always thought You'd sound like Emma Peel. posh, but a bit kinky... (no offense)
none taken....
more of a non scottish clare grogan.

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 16:21
by Mrs RicheyJames
Just for you Mr shuck

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Re: Help me out here, people

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 16:44
by Quiff Boy
Black Shuck wrote:Quiff Boy - Rather posh, well spoken; like Stephen Fry.
that works for me ;D :lol: :notworthy:

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 19:41
by Angelchild
Not particularly Geordie,just a twang. "The Posh version" as it was once said to me. And pretty softly spoken too. And I get words mixed up when I'm really nervous :oops:

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 19:47
by Mrs RicheyJames
Don't worry love, I can't spell when I'm nervous (it's my excuse and I'm sticking to it)

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 23:05
by Andy TG
I will have to get back to you on this one - Mrs Goth is still "Considering" ;-)

Re: Help me out here, people

Posted: 18 Mar 2004, 23:35
by Thrash Harry
Black Shuck wrote:Thrash Harry - Like Jarvis off 'Mary Whitehouse experience'.
Now I'm gonna have to dig around and find out what that means. Meanwhile, I'm just flattered to get a mention.

Posted: 28 Mar 2004, 04:24
by Lynchfanatic
Now I am beyond confused.... I posted to this post yesterday. And got an email that some one had answered. I followed the link in my mail to a completely different thred. It was the "Dear God" thread :?: And my post is not here anymore............. :?:

Well, I try again. I was bored yesterday and thought I would make it easier on you poeple by letting you hear my voice in person. Silly, but what the hey...

It might take some time, but it will load.

http://www.geocities.com/lynchfanatic/voice

Posted: 28 Mar 2004, 06:33
by Thrash Harry
Lynchfanatic wrote:Now I am beyond confused.... I posted to this post yesterday. And got an email that some one had answered. I followed the link in my mail to a completely different thred. It was the "Dear God" thread :?: And my post is not here anymore............. :?:
Very interesting... I'm convinced I submitted two posts circa 4 am Saturday morning which weren't there when I finally emerged with the lunchtime letters. I put it down to drunken confusion. Now I'm wondering if there isn't a higher explanation...

Posted: 28 Mar 2004, 06:58
by ryan
ive noticed theres been a lot of that today. harry, you originally posted that pink floyd stuff in which i replyed to both and lynch, i replyed to your comment about the voice thing...im starting to think that somebody dont like me :?