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"The Mystrey Voice.."

Were any of you listening to it in Radio 2 before?
Did you hear those thikos trying to guess the accsent(spelt right?)
He said that it wasnt England so she thought he meant somwhere forieghn! There are Wales, Scotland, Ireland and all those Islands that make up Britain, not just "England".
Then that other person said, that as it was not in england she would guess Kent!! Where the .... is Kent then!

It'd be interesting for one of these voice analysts to look at my voice, or chuck it up on the radio as a curve ball.

Many people I've met have said "Where are you from then?" and comment on my accent, because it's so mangled.

I have my mum's North eastern tinge on words. My dad has a posh but slurred accent. I have lived in Kent as a young boy, and have lived in South London pretty much ever since.

Life story, maybe. But it all adds up to a very unrecognisable accent.

Chavez XVI wrote:
> There are Wales, Scotland, Ireland and all those Islands
> that make up Britain,



haha you tool.

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> And it's 'spelt'

I'm not sure about FFF. I think it's a bi-functional thing, like:

"I learned it."

"I learnt it."

Both are grammatically correct. Or "teached". I know atleast one of those words is acceptable like that.

It's some stupid thing that teachers have latched onto and never let go of.
And they're all wrong.

You're not supposed to start a sentence with "and" or "but".

But everyone does it.

See?

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> And it's 'spelt', and that 'and' rule is complete BS, and you should
> start sentances with captial letters.

but i like the and rule. and its more professional not to (yes i know)

"Spelt" and "spelled" are both correct, I'm pretty sure. Like "burnt" and "burned."

And it was a semicolon, not a colon.

And it's 'spelt', and that 'and' rule is complete BS, and you should start sentances with captial letters.

shouldn't start a sentence with "and" there is only one bracket in that post, where is the other one. Why use a colon to show a forthcoming singular bracket??!

:p

gimo80 wrote:
> Chavez XVI wrote:
> ..because it was to late...
>
> 'Too' late.
>
> *sigh*

Ha, ha. Pedantic but hilarious.

And I spelled everything right. ;)