Goodnight Ace

@ that video

I speak Irish type 1...but no were near as campy as that.

Night Ace.

I must be off for a while myself. gotta go pick up rent money, and check about that last part I need. Later folks.

The American was eerily on, except for the use of "taking the piss" of course. And it was campy too, but it was dead on. I kind of want to know Sereg's opinion on the South African one. And Ginger's on the welsh.

edited 28th Jun '12 10:42:57 AM by CDRW

Bye, kegi

I saw the "Friendship Express" DVD when I was grocery shopping last night. Unfortunately, I just paid my quarterly property tax and my bank account is hurting.

@ the "Accent Guy" video: Why do people from other countries think Americans sound so nasal-y?

@Applelight and CDRW

I apparently don't know what Camp is because I listened and his rendition of those accents didn't sound that weird to me.

Camp might not be the right word. Exaggerated? Overacting? The accent was on, though nasally like Syd said, but the acting was a bit much.

Place your finger here.◊

Vice versa.◊

Snigger.◊

edited 28th Jun '12 11:11:05 AM by CDRW

Listening to Mozart's Lucio Silla. I don't like it when the opera starts with three and a half minutes of recitative.

Before going into a nine-minute aria...

edited 28th Jun '12 11:08:25 AM by Pannic

And now I know what to imagine Applelight and Ginger's posts to sound like. And it's hilarious.

And because he demanded it, Pinkie Pie, Cheerleader◊

@Syd, mayhaps it's just how we sound to others. I mean to be from my ears some English accents sound like their noses or throats are a bit clogged.

edited 28th Jun '12 11:15:59 AM by MousaThe14

I have no idea what my accent is. It's some fake thing picked up from too much television. People (who do not have accents as their strong suit) have variously asked me if I'm from England, Germany, Holland...

I recall there was some youtube video titled "What Americans sound like to the British" or something along those lines. I found it was generally unintelligible and didn't make any sense, and therefore not very funny.

Cheerilee really should have a medal for not slaughtering her students by now.◊

My parents are from Kansas and I was raised on the east coast, so I have no clue what my accent would be.

edited 28th Jun '12 11:22:27 AM by JapaneseTeeth

The reason is that Twilight is with Rainbow Dash. Obviously.

edited 28th Jun '12 11:22:01 AM by Badwolfwho

TF 2 is acting weird now, I will play later. I wanted to play pyro mode.

Oh well, here Luna gif

http://derpiboo.ru/24095

No, she's with Trix(gets shot)

True dat.

edited 28th Jun '12 11:27:57 AM by PurpleDalek

Twixie is bestship! I knew we could summon him if we tried!

edited 28th Jun '12 11:29:29 AM by CDRW

Don't look at me? I didn't fire this smoking gun!

Hey, remember Adventure Ponies! The Video Game? Well, it's going to be officially defictionalized!

AWWWWWW YEEAAAAAAAAAAAH

Screw it let's just do Twixiedash.

AppleTwi forever!

No Shipping forever, y'all!

edited 28th Jun '12 11:35:42 AM by MousaThe14

Pretty good. A bit stereotypical. Not all South Africans sound like that (I don't). Sounds like a very heavy Afrikaner accent. Probably a more rural one. Or maybe from the more isolated parts of Pretoria. It's a rather purer Afrikaner than you're likely to get so probably from a more issolated area. There's rather large variety in South African accents which can bleed into each other a bit. For instance, I literally felt my accent shift when I started going to University in Pretoria, so I now sound more like that than I used to, but I'm still a long way off in my opinion. Of course, outsiders would find it harder to distinguish between the various South African accents.