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    I love the TwistedSifter Posts and subscribe to it.
    This came today. I'm curious to know what our British Isles friends think of this!

    http://twistedsifter.com/videos/brit...stedSifter+%29

    #2
    :lol: Brilliant, how can one person do all those accents just like that one in one long sentance

    Mug rugger and lounge lizard

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      #3
      Really well done! I was hoping he would do an Isle of Man accent as I haven't a clue what they sound like, never been there.

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        #4
        Isle of Man was beautiful. Was the accent different? Probably. But don't ask me, I can't keep all the areas and their accents separate!

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          #5
          That was interesting & impressive. Shame he didn't do the Geordie accent too, which is from Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the North East (above Yorkshire)

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            #6
            Wow! That was pretty cool! And, I understood everything he said! Unlike a lot of British movies that I have seen! I really have a hard time understanding their "English!"

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              #7
              Probably a Yorkshire film :lol: ouch Rosemary. It's ok I love Yorkshire my sons are both Yorkshiremen

              Mug rugger and lounge lizard

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                #8
                He totally missed out the Midlands (& Derbyshire) too :wink: As for me I am a Berkshire lass, just relocated to Yorkshire - via London, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire & Nottinghamshire. Hey-ho what it is to travel about the country (and trying to find fabric shops...)

                Mug rugger and lounge lizard

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                  #9
                  Wow! That WAS impressive!

                  Mug rugger and lounge lizard

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                    #10
                    http://twistedsifter.com/videos/the-...cory-richards/

                    Happy Sunday world!

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                      #11
                      What an amazing soul in a young man's body !! Such a gift ...to capture the immense wonder in the world !
                      Thanks for sharing , Wendy !

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                        #12
                        I occasionally get a phone call from lady who lives in 'deepest' Wales. She sounds delightful, almost musical, but I have real problems understanding what she actually says. I had the chance to spend a weekend in a workshop with her, but went for one of the other options, because I'm sure I would have been mentally exhausted after trying to understand her for a few hours, let along 2 days. I guess I'm not relocating to Wales anytime soon.

                        By the way, even after over 30 years in England I still speak with a noticeable German accent.
                        From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by suehenyon
                          http://twistedsifter.com/videos/the-richness-that-comes-with-struggle-cory-richards/

                          Happy Sunday world!
                          What a wonderful video. Insightful and enlightening.Thanks for sharing Susan
                          From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Lorchen
                            I occasionally get a phone call from lady who lives in 'deepest' Wales. She sounds delightful, almost musical, but I have real problems understanding what she actually says. I had the chance to spend a weekend in a workshop with her, but went for one of the other options, because I'm sure I would have been mentally exhausted after trying to understand her for a few hours, let along 2 days. I guess I'm not relocating to Wales anytime soon.

                            By the way, even after over 30 years in England I still speak with a noticeable German accent.

                            I know the feeling. "Two countries separated by a common language." I often resort to "smile and nod". Heading up to Northumberland this weekend. Wish me luck...

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                              Loved it!

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