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    Yeah, I don't know what it is with you girls but it's some kind of powerful mojo. The sexy accent does me in.

    You're staying here forever by the way. No leaving. I Forbid it.
    Sexy accent? lol really? I think south american accents are sexy, not aussie drawls!!!
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    Well, since this thread is here at the moment, I'd just like to say hello to all the Aussie & Kiwi girls. You are all very COOL
    hockeybobby, you kiss ass entirely too much haha.

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    Best thing about Oz is that there, I have a sexy, foreign accent.
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    Aussies could talk me outta mah panties any day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaigeDWinter View Post
    Aussies could talk me outta mah panties any day.
    And Ill bet that every single Aussie you've met has and will try
    Theres no sense crying over every mistake,
    you just keep on trying till you run out of cake

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    ^Me too.

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    hockeybobby, you kiss ass entirely too much haha.
    I don't know about that Darcy. Your ass could use a lot more smooching.

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    Sexy accent? lol really? I think south american accents are sexy, not aussie drawls!!!
    ORLY? ...........YSRLY SRSLY

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    I don't know about that Darcy. Your ass could use a lot more smooching.
    no. no, it really, really couldn't. please don't.

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    I used to live in Woolloomooloo! *lol*

    For anyone who doesn't know it's in east Sydney by the water front (next to Kings cross, Potts point and Darlinghurst)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lysondra View Post
    Just ask an Aussie what he thinks of Kiwis and you'll see what I mean.

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    well i dont think i have a strong aussie accent. hockeybobby dont hate me for this commebt but i dont really know the diff between an american and canadian accent. i know this annoys people coz we had some canadians in the club and i asked them where in the states they were fron and i got the feeling they werent impressed.

    so how do u explain the diff? is it really obvious between americans and canadians?
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    ^ Canadians are offended when you call 'em Americans and Americans are NOT offended when you call them Canadian. So always ask if Canadian.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lysondra View Post
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    Not only are there five, but people often sing verse three as verse two!! Just like you did, Vee.

    WTF...... Wadda ya mean??? We're supposed to sing it ??

    Nah.... fuck that
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lysondra View Post
    ^ Canadians are offended when you call 'em Americans and Americans are NOT offended when you call them Canadian. So always ask if Canadian.
    lol i will def take that advise thanks.
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    Canadians are like the white bread of the world. We don't have much of anything that could be called an accent...except for people in the maritimes out east. Lysondra is right, we don't wish to be confused with Americans. We like the yanks but we are just different.

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    I dont think most aussies have an accent. Most aussies dont sound like the late steve irwin did. that's a particularly strong, outback type accent.
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    EVERYONE has an accent. Just because you don't hear it doesn't mean you don't have one to someone else.


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    Nope, I'm definitely not Australian.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hockeybobby View Post
    Canadians are like the white bread of the world. We don't have much of anything that could be called an accent...except for people in the maritimes out east. Lysondra is right, we don't wish to be confused with Americans. We like the yanks but we are just different.
    Not true hb. We can distinguish people with a Toronto accent out here. Canada is a big country with regional accents. But it's not hard to understand how our accent on the whole is similar to an American accent considering how much American media is available to us.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lysondra View Post
    ^ Canadians are offended when you call 'em Americans and Americans are NOT offended when you call them Canadian. So always ask if Canadian.
    Even easier is to just ask "So.. where does your accent come from?" Works for ANYONE with ANY accent and no one gets offended...

    except me when someone, who is plainly australian, asks me where my accents comes from... I always look at them confused.

    Guess I have a slight little left over american in my accent from way back in 1993.

    Quote Originally Posted by jaizaine View Post
    I dont think most aussies have an accent. Most aussies dont sound like the late steve irwin did. that's a particularly strong, outback type accent.
    Oh we most certainly do have one.. and like the US different parts of Australia will even have their own unique accents. When I was in America way back in 1993, it stood out like a sore thumb.

    Even now I will hear it here and there.


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    I used to live in Woolloomooloo! *lol*

    For anyone who doesn't know it's in east Sydney by the water front (next to Kings cross, Potts point and Darlinghurst)
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    well i dont think i have a strong aussie accent. hockeybobby dont hate me for this commebt but i dont really know the diff between an american and canadian accent. i know this annoys people coz we had some canadians in the club and i asked them where in the states they were fron and i got the feeling they werent impressed.

    so how do u explain the diff? is it really obvious between americans and canadians?
    The canadians aren't as intense with their Rrrrrs as most american accents, and they have that thing where "out" sounds like "ooot" kind of like you can pick a NZ accent with the "fush and chups" lol. Watch a bit of South Park.
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    haha yeah i watch south park you canadians say aboot instead of about right. im a kiwi and when i was in america some people couldnt understand me, apparently i have a really strong kiwi accent, i was even asked how long i had been learning english! but i couldnt understand people in texas, vegas was fine but that texan drawl was tricky. oh and for anyone that doesn't know we do speak english in new zealand and also maori ( really badly for most of us!)

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    Canadians say Eh? (ay) alot too. As in: It's a beautiful day, Eh? Take off eh. Another good spoof of Canadians is the skit "The Great White North" on the old Second City TV shows. Rick Moranis and another guy played Bob & Doug McKenzie...2 stereotypical canucks with beers and toques on their heads, cooking back bacon and talking about various topics of interest to, or lampooning Canadians. Here's a video you'll love: Bob & Doug

    there's a bunch of other episodes there too.

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