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I spent my first eighteen years in Birmingham, followed by four years in Sheffield. The last ten have been in London. I talk like a right ******.
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You think that's funny, you should hear what they talk like in that London.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostDont Brummies have a funny accent ?

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Mrs MM hails from that area.Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostJust realized that I know not one Brummie. I am thankful for it, though.
Fortunately her family moved before she had a chance to adopt the "twang". Some of here family are unintelligible to the untrained ear.
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostMark wotsit who did that (and Jessie's diets/fashions etc on the Fast Show) said it was based on rural Warwickshire, but ignorant Southerners wouldn't know the difference
people from every other part of the UK that couldn't GIS.
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Just realized that I know not one Brummie. I am thankful for it, though.
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Mark wotsit who did that (and Jessie's diets/fashions etc on the Fast Show) said it was based on rural Warwickshire, but ignorant Southerners wouldn't know the differenceOriginally posted by NetworkNinja View PostI don't think the old Prudential advert did a lot to help the Brummies ...
We wannna be togetha !!
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Is there anything remarkable in the midlands anyway?
They don't even have a decent football team.
p.s. only a russian could find them pictoresque
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This is because you do not know the difference between a Brummie and Black Country accent.... Barry's was also a bit of a hybrid - poetic licence.Originally posted by DaveB View PostI can't think of the Brummie accent without thinking of Barry from Auf Wiedersehen Pet.
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I want some baaaacon. Gimme some baaaacon....Originally posted by conned tractor View PostThere is one other quite funny one from that site:
http://www2.b3ta.com/heyhey16k/heyhey16k.swf
But the rest are unfortunately very childish, and probably best not viewed in a work environment. Just to save anyone searching through them.
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