Sexiest regional accent?

OUT OF HOURS BULLY'S TRUCKSTOP BAR (INTERACTIVE)
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As a professional steering wheel fingerer and semi-professional lady entertainer, I get to travel all over this fine land ■■■■■■■■■ steering wheels and entertaining ladies.

I was just wondering what you dudes and dudesses thought was the sexiest regional accent?

For me it’s the scouse birds. Not the track suit bottom wearing rough ones with an army of grubby kids destined for a life of gang warfare on the Croxteth and Norris Green estates. No, not them. The vaguely classy ones that try to talk a bit posh but can’t hide that scouse twang, they’re the ones that do it for me. Yeah man, I could listen to a scouse bird whisper dirty ■■■ threats in my ear all day long.

My favourite accents are as follows:

  1. Scouse
  2. Manc
  3. Yorkshire

My least favourite accents are:

  1. Derbyshire
  2. Cockney
  3. Devonshire/Cornwall

What’s yours innit?

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Girls from South Wales do it for me :smiley:, sorry S.C.F. but I always found Ann Robinson a bit of a turn off.

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Geordie.

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Welsh.

Every day of the week…

Scouse…that just sends shivers down the spine, and my hands to my pocket to check my wallet is still there!

Manc is pretty awful as well.

Cornish is good, as is Devon, well anywhere West Country really.

Scottish is also a close contender.

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My Devon babe saying “ooh yeah” to the milkman is dead ■■■■■! :wink:

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i think that silent ones say the most interesting things. even the local pub is called the silent woman.

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even as a scouser myself, some scouse girls accents make me cringe, i’m afraid cheryl cole and that geordie accent does it for me every time. :blush: .

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Coffeeholic:
Geordie.

+1

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You want to try out your best English accent in Canada/U.S.,the results are outstanding :smiley:
Re topic,the beauties from Southern Oireland always managed to float my boat.

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flat to the mat:
You want to try out your best English accent in Canada/U.S.,the results are outstanding :smiley:
Re topic,the beauties from Southern Oireland always managed to float my boat.

Lived in Ireland with one of these…The harsh reality of a drunken, pre menstrual, raging, foul mouthed psychopath. Would soon change yer’ mind! :open_mouth:

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Simon:

Coffeeholic:
Geordie.

+1

+2, but being a Geordie by birth, I’m going to be biased, although an Eastern Scottish accent also does it for me. None of your Glesga twang. It’s like chewing empty Irn Bru bottles.

Ken.

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steviebyday:
i’m afraid cheryl cole and that geordie accent does it for me every time. :blush: .

She’s an east end girl.

Ken.

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Prob the Irish, but most of the lasses I’ve met have had tape over their mouth, so I never really did get to here theirs :wink: :laughing:

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Couldn’t care less as long as what I heard was what I wanted to hear

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bigvern1:
The harsh reality of a drunken, pre menstrual, raging, foul mouthed psychopath. Would soon change yer’ mind! :open_mouth:

And what about her? :wink: :stuck_out_tongue:

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Coffeeholic:

bigvern1:
The harsh reality of a drunken, pre menstrual, raging, foul mouthed psychopath. Would soon change yer’ mind! :open_mouth:

And what about her? :wink: :stuck_out_tongue:

She was worse! :wink:

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I quite like Welsh, as long as she doesn’t sound like Gladys Pugh or Max Boyce.

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South Wales…especially Lynn Bowles :stuck_out_tongue: ,closely followed by Geordie birds.
I hate to admit it,but I hate my own (Black Country) accent… :confused:

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Baggie:
South Wales…especially Lynn Bowles :stuck_out_tongue: ,closely followed by Geordie birds.
I hate to admit it,but I hate my own (Black Country) accent… :confused:

Dont feel too bad about that, everyone else does too :stuck_out_tongue:

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Glaswegian for me. Welsh is ok. Can’t stand Essex accent even though I was born there.