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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
oh crap it.i stretched the fred..... Blush



hahahaha! Posting that Spongebob pic has made me read your posts in his voice now... and that one sounds like something he'd say (after 9pm obviously)


unfortunately i sound like a cross between arthur mullard and a farmer.... Eeker
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Originally posted by DanceSettee:
Not only have I started to speak in Dewsbury mode too, But my computer has often slowed to a near halt due to the amount of Dave in my picture folder Frowner


I also had a dream that I was in the BB house as an HM and we were let out to go shopping in a fruit shop and a woman recognised me and said, "are you that nasty little pixie woman who justs sits there doing nothing" Eeker

I also looked in a paper in my dream and saw that my odds were only 500-1 to win Frowner


I've started talking in a Drewsberry accent when BB is on.... Disappointed
stonks
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Originally posted by stonks:

I've started talking in a Drewsberry accent when BB is on.... Disappointed


In real life... I can slip into that accent no problem... in fact a little bit of Yorkshire slips out of me every now and then anyway (ooooerrr)...

But I learned today that I cannot type it phoentically.... I think its cos I still see the dialect words... as the words they should be on paper.

That probably makes noooooo sense to anyone but me... . Laugh
Dirtyprettygirlthing
*proudly hands in more homework*....


Skive is a a coastal tourist resort in the Midtjylland region of Denmark.

Skive's attraction include , Denmark’s most well preserved medieval castle. The Castle oozes of medieval times like nowhere else in Denmark. The Castle museum offers numerous activities, such as evocations, displays and markets.

The Skive Art Museum (Skive Kunstmuseum) is housed in a building designed by Danish architect Leopold Teschl, who also designed the Skive Historical Museum. The Art Museum houses a broad collection of modern Danish art, and has a special interest in expressive landscapes and New Realism painting. The collection also has works by local artists, including Christen Dalsgaard, a national romantic painter associated with the Golden Age of Danish Painting.

The MÃļnsted Limestone Caves south-west of Skive are run by Denmark's nature-preservation group, Skov- og Naturstyrelse. As well as being a tourist attraction, the caves are used as a place to age cheese, which is then exported to Germany as "cavecheese". In winter, the caves are home to 10,000 bats.
Did you know this about Skive, Denmark?

In Skive, all the roundabouts have been decorated with pieces of art known as the 11 Stars, designed by the Danish designer Jacob Jensen.
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
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Originally posted by stonks:

I've started talking in a Drewsberry accent when BB is on.... Disappointed


In real life... I can slip into that accent no problem... in fact a little bit of Yorkshire slips out of me every now and then anyway (ooooerrr)...

But I learned today that I cannot type it phoentically.... I think its cos I still see the dialect words... as the words they should be on paper.

That probably makes noooooo sense to anyone but me... . Laugh


I gets ya ditty! It's quite a skill typing in an accent I can't keep it up for more than a sentence - the possee are brilliant at it! Nod
skive
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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
*proudly hands in more homework*....


Skive is a a coastal tourist resort in the Midtjylland region of Denmark.

Skive's attraction include , Denmark’s most well preserved medieval castle. The Castle oozes of medieval times like nowhere else in Denmark. The Castle museum offers numerous activities, such as evocations, displays and markets.

The Skive Art Museum (Skive Kunstmuseum) is housed in a building designed by Danish architect Leopold Teschl, who also designed the Skive Historical Museum. The Art Museum houses a broad collection of modern Danish art, and has a special interest in expressive landscapes and New Realism painting. The collection also has works by local artists, including Christen Dalsgaard, a national romantic painter associated with the Golden Age of Danish Painting.

The MÃļnsted Limestone Caves south-west of Skive are run by Denmark's nature-preservation group, Skov- og Naturstyrelse. As well as being a tourist attraction, the caves are used as a place to age cheese, which is then exported to Germany as "cavecheese". In winter, the caves are home to 10,000 bats.
Did you know this about Skive, Denmark?

In Skive, all the roundabouts have been decorated with pieces of art known as the 11 Stars, designed by the Danish designer Jacob Jensen.


Wha ???? Confused
Ruthy_Babes
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Originally posted by onetoo:
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
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Originally posted by onetoo:
Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:

is there mentalness going on out there??

You need to ask Big Grin


Laugh

Its not a scheduled mentalness time though! Ninja


Tht's the mentalness of a public forum though Thumbs Up Big Grin


You're just trying to make me curious enough to go and peek aren't you ! Laugh
Dirtyprettygirlthing
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Originally posted by Ruthy_Babes:
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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
*proudly hands in more homework*....


Skive is a a coastal tourist resort in the Midtjylland region of Denmark.

Skive's attraction include , Denmark’s most well preserved medieval castle. The Castle oozes of medieval times like nowhere else in Denmark. The Castle museum offers numerous activities, such as evocations, displays and markets.

The Skive Art Museum (Skive Kunstmuseum) is housed in a building designed by Danish architect Leopold Teschl, who also designed the Skive Historical Museum. The Art Museum houses a broad collection of modern Danish art, and has a special interest in expressive landscapes and New Realism painting. The collection also has works by local artists, including Christen Dalsgaard, a national romantic painter associated with the Golden Age of Danish Painting.

The MÃļnsted Limestone Caves south-west of Skive are run by Denmark's nature-preservation group, Skov- og Naturstyrelse. As well as being a tourist attraction, the caves are used as a place to age cheese, which is then exported to Germany as "cavecheese". In winter, the caves are home to 10,000 bats.
Did you know this about Skive, Denmark?

In Skive, all the roundabouts have been decorated with pieces of art known as the 11 Stars, designed by the Danish designer Jacob Jensen.


Wha ???? Confused


Skive museum???????????????

LMAO!
M
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Originally posted by skive:

I gets ya ditty! It's quite a skill typing in an accent I can't keep it up for more than a sentence - the possee are brilliant at it! Nod


Irvine Welsh books that he writes in scottish accents..... they are cool... but it takes me ages to click into the accent.... once I have though, it totally brings the book to a new level!
Dirtyprettygirlthing
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
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Originally posted by stonks:

I've started talking in a Drewsberry accent when BB is on.... Disappointed


In real life... I can slip into that accent no problem... in fact a little bit of Yorkshire slips out of me every now and then anyway (ooooerrr)...

But I learned today that I cannot type it phoentically.... I think its cos I still see the dialect words... as the words they should be on paper.

That probably makes noooooo sense to anyone but me... . Laugh


I'm taking lessons from the Dave thread in typing his accent.... Ninja

Eeeee Leessuurrr it wur grate out in dat durgh London.... Ninja
stonks
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Originally posted by stonks:
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
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Originally posted by stonks:

I've started talking in a Drewsberry accent when BB is on.... Disappointed


In real life... I can slip into that accent no problem... in fact a little bit of Yorkshire slips out of me every now and then anyway (ooooerrr)...

But I learned today that I cannot type it phoentically.... I think its cos I still see the dialect words... as the words they should be on paper.

That probably makes noooooo sense to anyone but me... . Laugh


I'm taking lessons from the Dave thread in typing his accent.... Ninja

Eeeee Leessuurrr it wur grate out in dat durgh London.... Ninja

No... it's not right yet Stonks... you have to do it in CAPS! Thumbs Up
Xochi
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Originally posted by skive:
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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
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Originally posted by skive:
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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
i knew that all by meself by the way.didn't look it up or nuffin.... Glance


I have cavecheese! Eeker



is that not good then?..... Frowner


Well according to you I sell it to the Germans. Disappointed


i refer you to my post above this one of yours.... Big Grin
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Originally posted by stonks:
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
he wouldn't say dat durgh Ninja

eeeee leesur it wu greee owt in't Lundun

Or something like that.... its really hard to do...


If you had my daft accent you would realise how hard it is.... Crying..imagine Irish and scouse mixed.... Disappointed


I bet thats funny as!!! Two fast talking accents.... you'd have to have a pen and paper and write me subtitles for you...

... I could never understand a word my ex's mother used to say... apart from eeejit, feck, fecker, feckin and bejesus.. Laugh
Dirtyprettygirlthing
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
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Originally posted by skive:
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
when midway through a real life conversation (admittedly with Ickle.. who comes on here so understands the lingo)... you either 'do' a smiley face (for me I usually try to do this one --> Disappointed) or you say "ninja"

Ninja (ninja!)


lol Big Grin I use forum names when mr skive comes home and asks me if there's any BB news (he's now obsessed and it's my fault) and I say "oh darlo posted something about an argument etc.." He just looks at me like this Disappointed and mentally calculates the days til I go back to work and stop confusing him by talking about the people who live in my computer.

Ninja


Laugh I know that one... I will be in conversation with Mr Ditty or my mother or someone, and will go to use some example or retell a fm's experience.... and first of all stumble at the first sentence of "oh there was a girl.. *mumble quickly and quietly* on the forum *back to normal volume voice* who bought one of them and she said blah blah blah"

Or... when you say a name... and as you say it you realise it sounds a bit ridiculous if you don't know them (Ducky being a common one I stumble over).. Laugh


thats me Laugh i'll say, well darlo says this happens in Eastenders and everyone says *whose darlo* me -> Glance
Aimee
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Originally posted by Xochiquetzal:
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Originally posted by stonks:
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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
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Originally posted by stonks:

I've started talking in a Drewsberry accent when BB is on.... Disappointed


In real life... I can slip into that accent no problem... in fact a little bit of Yorkshire slips out of me every now and then anyway (ooooerrr)...

But I learned today that I cannot type it phoentically.... I think its cos I still see the dialect words... as the words they should be on paper.

That probably makes noooooo sense to anyone but me... . Laugh


I'm taking lessons from the Dave thread in typing his accent.... Ninja

Eeeee Leessuurrr it wur grate out in dat durgh London.... Ninja

No... it's not right yet Stonks... you have to do it in CAPS! Thumbs Up


URRGH REET FANKS Xochiquetzal I SMOOK TABS I DO.... Laugh
stonks

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