The Hoobs - Motorette Beanies

[radionate]

I'm sorry Luke, Wha'd ya say? I couldn't 'er it.

 

[Luke]

Eee by gum m'lad - Hoobs in't USA - Supa, Smashin, greeeat.

 

[radionate]

'tis true. The schedule 'as Hoobs now't on the Telly ere mate.
Pip pip and cheerio. Carry on.

 

[Drtooth]

Gromphshire what and forth whumph dire sumpthin' say!!!

Sorry! Talking with a stereotypical, phoney baloney British accent takes alot outta me!

 

[BlueFrackle]

Tooth,

Were is that Stereotype from ?

Luke,
These people think we still talk like back in Shakespearean times !

Oh, gotta go its the dog and bone !

Hehee !

Seeya

 

[radionate]

Tis true dearest Warrick, we doth believe that the fair servants of her Majesty doth speak with tongues of old.

 

[Luke]

Yeah my accents more James Bond than Wallace & Grommit ! ;-)

001 1/2 , thats me ladies - license to breed penguins !

 

[Drtooth]

Originally posted by *Warrick*
Were is that Stereotype from ?

Well, It's actually a stereotype of stuffy British professors. The ones that have hard accents and sound real snobby.

But I never think in stereotype. Personally I think that there are many accents that can be concieved as stereotypes in the genre of "British accent stereotype," such as the Beatle, the cockney, and the upperclassman.

I donot think that anybody talks like that! Except comedians.

But seriously. Just because I come from Boston doesn't mean I Pahk th' cah in Hahvahd Yahd! I don't even know anyone (aside from baseball fans and old people) who talk like that either.