By seriouslybored - 17/06/2011 07:32 - United States
Same thing different taste
By Mystery LeRale - 15/01/2009 23:26 - United States
Bonjour!
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Why would you do that?
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What word was it?
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Whut?
By what did you say? - 15/06/2016 13:25
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awesome! at least youre doing something cool
I don't understand how this is an fml.
haha ! I've done the same thing many times:)
your retarded
now grab a cup of tea, watch some Doctor Who and you're all set. :P
being from Britain I can tell you that practising the 'British accent' is pointless. There isn't an actual accent. You travel a few miles and everyone sounds completely different. I'm originally from the East Highlands of Scotland, so I don't really have that strong an accent. But even when I'm travelling throughout England I can't understand the locals and they can't understand me at times. Other people I know from different regions have the same problem whilst travelling. so yeah, no set accent. :P.
the OP means the typical London accent that is most commonly seen on (American) tv.
Are you my wife? lol
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why didn't you just paint the walls and watch them dry? or watch some grass grow?
So was it an English, Irish, Welsh or Scottish accent? There's no such thing as a 'British' accent. I'm assuming you mean it as in Queen's English, which I've only ever heard from the Royal family or American Tv shows