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ace.redfield wrote:

weskersbarber wrote:

Methsia wrote:

Bejebusss Barber you oirish basterd you

Who taught you to spell like that.

she's literally typing the accent

The Irish accent? or do you mean the stereotype accent? Big difference between the two.

weskersbarber wrote:

ace.redfield wrote:

weskersbarber wrote:

Methsia wrote:

Bejebusss Barber you oirish basterd you

Who taught you to spell like that.

she's literally typing the accent

The Irish accent? or do you mean the stereotype accent? Big difference between the two.

irish accent... i think..

Damn it, I wish I could call that number and get some of my money back here

how serious is this RE5 thing? what part of missing things out are we missing?

ace.redfield wrote:

weskersbarber wrote:

ace.redfield wrote:

weskersbarber wrote:

Methsia wrote:

Bejebusss Barber you oirish basterd you

Who taught you to spell like that.

she's literally typing the accent

The Irish accent? or do you mean the stereotype accent? Big difference between the two.

irish accent... i think..

You think wrong. Ive never heard an Irish person say 'bejewbus' or pronounce Irish as 'oirish'

can't argue with that since you're irish... but maybe meth is just messing with you since you're from ireland and exaggerating the accent

Barber, I can almost imagine Sheamus speaking like that, but of course he is playing up on it so that it sounds distictly and undeniably Irish.

A little stereotypical, but yes, let's try to keep all joking harmless and not offensive.

we should all agree on that

Dont worry guys i dont find this offensive or anything. More interesting. Its just funny how alot of people actually think that the Irish accent is the same plastic Irish accent you will hear in american movies. And Spike, I read an interview about Sheamus saying how he has to tone down his accent for the American audience as they wouldnt understand most of it.

weskersbarber wrote:

Dont worry guys i dont find this offensive or anything. More interesting. Its just funny how alot of people actually think that the Irish accent is the same plastic Irish accent you will hear in american movies. And Spike, I read an interview about Sheamus saying how he has to tone down his accent for the American audience as they wouldnt understand most of it.

I don't doubt it. I've heard some heavy enlglish accents that are really hard to understand too.

As most know, I'm a big Sean Connery fan, and he's pretty easy to understand, with the Scottish accent, but I've heard some bad ones too...

Makes me wonder, what the US English equivilant would be?

it's just soo hard to fit into america's standings even though europe is better (for me). .

ace.redfield wrote:

it's just soo hard to fit into america's standings even though europe is better (for me). .

What do ya mean?

Spike991 wrote:

ace.redfield wrote:

it's just soo hard to fit into america's standings even though europe is better (for me). .

What do ya mean?

since america is leading it's an honor for me to fit into the people... however i like europe and i think it's better there....

that's what i have in mind

(i'm here in asia, philippines to be exact... i'm sad to stay here longer)

Spike991 wrote:

weskersbarber wrote:

Dont worry guys i dont find this offensive or anything. More interesting. Its just funny how alot of people actually think that the Irish accent is the same plastic Irish accent you will hear in american movies. And Spike, I read an interview about Sheamus saying how he has to tone down his accent for the American audience as they wouldnt understand most of it.

I don't doubt it. I've heard some heavy enlglish accents that are really hard to understand too.

As most know, I'm a big Sean Connery fan, and he's pretty easy to understand, with the Scottish accent, but I've heard some bad ones too...

Makes me wonder, what the US English equivilant would be?

You should hear a heavy Dublin accent or Belfast accent. Finlay had to basically adopt an American accent or he wouldnt stand a chance with the US audience. I would say the US equivelent would be a deep deep southern accent. I can understand all US accents ive heard but I must admit the Southern one isnt as easy to understand.

weskersbarber wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

weskersbarber wrote:

Dont worry guys i dont find this offensive or anything. More interesting. Its just funny how alot of people actually think that the Irish accent is the same plastic Irish accent you will hear in american movies. And Spike, I read an interview about Sheamus saying how he has to tone down his accent for the American audience as they wouldnt understand most of it.

I don't doubt it. I've heard some heavy enlglish accents that are really hard to understand too.

As most know, I'm a big Sean Connery fan, and he's pretty easy to understand, with the Scottish accent, but I've heard some bad ones too...

Makes me wonder, what the US English equivilant would be?

You should hear a heavy Dublin accent or Belfast accent. Finlay had to basically adopt an American accent or he wouldnt stand a chance with the US audience. I would say the US equivelent would be a deep deep southern accent. I can understand all US accents ive heard but I must admit the Southern one isnt as easy to understand.

Boomhower? Yeah, that's probably the most uninteligable.

You not a southerner yourself?

Yep. The thick hick accent is probably the worst we've got. Dang ol' geez.

I've got a posh english accent since i live near london

The jamesy returns. You are ever so welcome back James.............

Yeah i will try and post more from now on:)

Jamesy wrote:

Yeah i will try and post more from now on:)

You and me both brother.

Dude, this is just a cruel thread. ha
all the responses did make me laugh though

ChrisSherry wrote:

Dude, this is just a cruel thread. ha
all the responses did make me laugh though

Cruelty is the name of the game.

Really? Was this topic that bad...

we're all stabbing weskersbarber here