Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Looks like a Barbie convention
Those projections would make me feel
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
I work with an Irish company and I'm still baffled that a male irish accent can make you melt.. but a female one gets my hackles right up - they sound so nippy
Northern Irish accents are harder than Southern ones though
yeah.. but I spent six months wondering why my Dublin counterpart hated me... and she's actually lovely. She sounds like a shrew though.
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
I work with an Irish company and I'm still baffled that a male irish accent can make you melt.. but a female one gets my hackles right up - they sound so nippy
Northern Irish accents are harder than Southern ones though
Not always, I worked with a guy from the rural south and when he came back from visiting home nobody could understand a word he said. Was very strong accent.
A hand mixer wouldn't cut it with the stiffness of the icing needed for cupcakes
Bit of a stilted start ...
The pressure now getting to Luisa slightly.
That was very good I thought.
She has kept the name.....I like "Expressionless"
"clinics that make you look bemused"
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
I work with an Irish company and I'm still baffled that a male irish accent can make you melt.. but a female one gets my hackles right up - they sound so nippy
Northern Irish accents are harder than Southern ones though
Not always, I worked with a guy from the rural south and when he came back from visiting home nobody could understand a word he said. Was very strong accent.
But was it soft or harsh?...there are always variations in dialect, Eammon Holmes is from NI and his accent is soft, whereas there are quite a few on television that are really harsh
Originally Posted by Amythist:
She has kept the name.....I like "Expressionless"
"clinics that make you look bemused"
Hehe!!
Originally Posted by Baz:
I think the pitch is aimed more at the home baker than professional bakers
It seems so
Originally Posted by Amythist:
She has kept the name.....I like "Expressionless"
"clinics that make you look bemused"
awwwww, I didn't think she did badly at all, after a poor start
Enya. That's me out.
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
The Emerald Isle has been a great source in providing stunning women for our RTV viewing pleasure..
Noirin
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
I work with an Irish company and I'm still baffled that a male irish accent can make you melt.. but a female one gets my hackles right up - they sound so nippy
Northern Irish accents are harder than Southern ones though
Not always, I worked with a guy from the rural south and when he came back from visiting home nobody could understand a word he said. Was very strong accent.
But was it soft or harsh?...there are always variations in dialect, Eammon Holmes is from NI and his accent is soft, whereas there are quite a few on television that are really harsh
No it was really harsh and he was definitely from Eire but it was a very rural part thats all i can remember. He spoke very very fast.
It's not flippin 'medical'! 
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
She has kept the name.....I like "Expressionless"
"clinics that make you look bemused"
Surprised could work too
aesthetic medicine my arse
That was a good presentation
"What training will they have?"
It will be Excellent.
OK thats that answered...
Leah is getting a rough ride
I really don't like Leah.
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
I work with an Irish company and I'm still baffled that a male irish accent can make you melt.. but a female one gets my hackles right up - they sound so nippy
Northern Irish accents are harder than Southern ones though
Not always, I worked with a guy from the rural south and when he came back from visiting home nobody could understand a word he said. Was very strong accent.
But was it soft or harsh?...there are always variations in dialect, Eammon Holmes is from NI and his accent is soft, whereas there are quite a few on television that are really harsh
No it was really harsh and he was definitely from Eire but it was a very rural part thats all i can remember. He spoke very very fast.
There's one who commentates on the Tour de France....I can't understand anything he says, he needs subtitles too
Cher?
Leah's flogging a dead horse....I think.
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
"What training will they have?"
It will be Excellent.
OK thats that answered...
course it will.. she's doing it personally and she's a medical doctor don't you know.
Originally Posted by Baz:
Her pitch is a bit dry
But it was concise no waffle
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
I work with an Irish company and I'm still baffled that a male irish accent can make you melt.. but a female one gets my hackles right up - they sound so nippy
Northern Irish accents are harder than Southern ones though
Not always, I worked with a guy from the rural south and when he came back from visiting home nobody could understand a word he said. Was very strong accent.
But was it soft or harsh?...there are always variations in dialect, Eammon Holmes is from NI and his accent is soft, whereas there are quite a few on television that are really harsh
No it was really harsh and he was definitely from Eire but it was a very rural part thats all i can remember. He spoke very very fast.
There's one who commentates on the Tour de France....I can't understand anything he says, he needs subtitles too
Oh yea thats Sean Kelly and he was a farmers son too. This was much worse though he could never go on TV
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
"What training will they have?"
It will be Excellent.
OK thats that answered...
course it will.. she's doing it personally and she's a medical doctor don't you know.
Is she? She didn't say 
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
"What training will they have?"
It will be Excellent.
OK thats that answered...
course it will.. she's doing it personally and she's a medical doctor don't you know.
Is she? She didn't say
she shouldn't have to.. she was wearing a red stethoscope
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Leah's flogging a dead horse....I think.
She'd better get the defib out...or give it an injection to make it look alive ( and shocked)
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Amythist:
At the risk of national stereotyping ....what is it with these hardfaced Irish women on reality tv shows?
I work with an Irish company and I'm still baffled that a male irish accent can make you melt.. but a female one gets my hackles right up - they sound so nippy
Northern Irish accents are harder than Southern ones though
Not always, I worked with a guy from the rural south and when he came back from visiting home nobody could understand a word he said. Was very strong accent.
But was it soft or harsh?...there are always variations in dialect, Eammon Holmes is from NI and his accent is soft, whereas there are quite a few on television that are really harsh
No it was really harsh and he was definitely from Eire but it was a very rural part thats all i can remember. He spoke very very fast.
There's one who commentates on the Tour de France....I can't understand anything he says, he needs subtitles too
Oh yea thats Sean Kelly and he was a farmers son too. This was much worse though he could never go on TV
Always exceptions to every rule
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by CaptVimes:
"What training will they have?"
It will be Excellent.
OK thats that answered...
course it will.. she's doing it personally and she's a medical doctor don't you know.
Is she? She didn't say
she shouldn't have to.. she was wearing a red stethoscope
Its just to make sure we dont confuse her with a timelord doctor.