South African always sounds like someone impersonating an accent.

Scouse is just dreadful.

gta be those cockneys in landan san.

and if you dont agree ill facking cat ya

comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 9 seconds ago
and if you dont agree ill facking cat ya
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"South African always sounds like someone impersonating an accent."

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I get that too. It always sounds to me like someone attempting an Australian accent and failing.

But personally, the one I can't stand is New Yoik.

comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 1 minute ago
gta be those cockneys in landan san.
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Added in.

Scouse. Can't understand the fackers. They sound like their at the process of spitting all the time.

comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 33 seconds ago
"South African always sounds like someone impersonating an accent."

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I get that too. It always sounds to me like someone attempting an Australian accent and failing.

But personally, the one I can't stand is New Yoik.
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want some cworffee?

comment by Serial WUManiser™© - In Unai We Trust (U1410)
posted 4 seconds ago
Scouse. Can't understand the fackers. They sound like their at the process of spitting all the time.
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They are. Side effect of interbreeding.

Brummie.

I like them all.

The Liam Gallagher accent.

comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 1 minute ago
Brummie.
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This. Although, probably more precisely it's the Black country accent, for me - not sure you could sound more 'backward' if you put a voice on.

With all due respect to our West Midland compatriots.

What about a West Country Yokel accent. Always sound like there's a village missing an idiot.

comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 5 minutes ago

comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 33 seconds ago
"South African always sounds like someone impersonating an accent."

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I get that too. It always sounds to me like someone attempting an Australian accent and failing.

But personally, the one I can't stand is New Yoik.
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want some cworffee?

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Christ. Just don't.

Redneck American is pretty stooopis sounding

A strong Northern Irish accent on a woman makes me shudder. You could give them a billion pounds and they would still sound agitated and aggressive.

Karl Pilkingtons is pretty bad, wheres he from?

Scouse, it’s a spit laden screechy unintelligible noise

Scouse, cockney isn't great either, whenever I hear the whole geezer nonsense I just stop listening.

comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 28 seconds ago
Karl Pilkingtons is pretty bad, wheres he from?
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Sky One

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comment by Cornelius Oofterom (U15867)
posted 8 seconds ago
comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 28 seconds ago
Karl Pilkingtons is pretty bad, wheres he from?
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Sky One
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for example he gets extra syllables in words like ugly, ugaly LUL

What about a West Country Yokel accent. Always sound like there's a village missing an idiot.

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Mamba was about earlier. No longer missing.

Black Country Accent has to be up there with Scousers. Actually South West Coast Irish accent is the most challenging one.