Simon:
Coffeeholic:
Geordie.+1
+2
I don’t no what it is but i just love hearing the women talk in that accent
Bedfordian I’m biased but I like the way you don’t need to get the words in the right order just as long as they’re in or near the sentence somewhere
Boceguillas
A Barnsley accent does it for me.
A scouse accent instant turn off also checking to see if my wallets still in the right place.
I use to hate a brommie accent but now quite like it since my many trips to Birmingham warehouses/dc’s i find there the best staff and most friendly easy going folk to deal with.
Wheel Nut:
Baggie:
South Wales…especially Lynn Bowles,closely followed by Geordie birds.
I hate to admit it,but I hate my own (Black Country) accent…Dont feel too bad about that, everyone else does too
I agree those yam yams all sound thick as pig ■■■■ 
The Scottish one for me 
I hate my own accent and that’s a london accent. I really hate hearing women sounding like blokes saying ‘Alright mate’ with there pat butcher earrings in
pavaroti:
A Barnsley accent does it for me.
I’ll go to’t foot of’t stairs
Ken.
Quinny:
pavaroti:
A Barnsley accent does it for me.I’ll go to’t foot of’t stairs
Ken.
Quinny:
pavaroti:
A Barnsley accent does it for me.I’ll go to’t foot of’t stairs
Ken.
Thats no good woman, get yer arse up them stairs n into my bloody bed. 
You might have something there, the wife’s a scouser, I’m always skint…coincidence?
mutley:
You might have something there, the wife’s a scouser, I’m always skint…coincidence?
dar1976:
Glaswegian for me. Welsh is ok. Can’t stand Essex accent even though I was born there.
Being a Essex girl myself I can’t say I’m a fan of the Essex accent either. The Cornwall/Devon does it for me.
For me it would have to be Scouse or Geordie in no particular order, but they would have to be authentic, I don’t like plastic Scousers/Geordies just the same as I cringe when people from Romford or Chatham say that they’re Londoners 
I like a Northern Irish accent too.
Three I’m not a big fan of are Bristol, East Midlands (especially Leicester) and South Wales.
Toast:
Being a Essex girl myself I can’t say I’m a fan of the Essex accent either. The Cornwall/Devon does it for me.
aright my luv, you’m fancy a roll in the hay wiv me? i’ll do a proper job
mucker85:
Toast:
Being a Essex girl myself I can’t say I’m a fan of the Essex accent either. The Cornwall/Devon does it for me.aright my luv, you’m fancy a roll in the hay wiv me? i’ll do a proper job
how about, having a roll in a cafe with me?
EDIT: I just had a reread of my post and looks like i am asking Mucker for a cheeky role
mickyblue:
mucker85:
Toast:
Being a Essex girl myself I can’t say I’m a fan of the Essex accent either. The Cornwall/Devon does it for me.aright my luv, you’m fancy a roll in the hay wiv me? i’ll do a proper job
how about, having a roll in a cafe with me?
EDIT: I just had a reread of my post and looks like i am asking Mucker for a cheeky role
what will the filling be? bacon is my favourite.
mucker85:
mickyblue:
mucker85:
Toast:
Being a Essex girl myself I can’t say I’m a fan of the Essex accent either. The Cornwall/Devon does it for me.aright my luv, you’m fancy a roll in the hay wiv me? i’ll do a proper job
how about, having a roll in a cafe with me?
EDIT: I just had a reread of my post and looks like i am asking Mucker for a cheeky role
what will the filling be? bacon is my favourite.
bacon and eggy ■■■■
right posh proper type BBC English !!! A INT NO DOUBT BOUT THAT !!! PHWOR !!!
I am glad that the OP is a Steering Wheel Fingerer and Lady-Entertainer and not the other way around as that would not be the sort of thing that we could have condoned on this forum.
As for accents, I like the bleat of a welsh sheep on a cold and wet night halfway up Snowdon.
Well, someone has to say it although I may well be alone in this respect but I think Hazel Blears has a gorgeous voice and I don’t come from wherever her accent emanates, so to speak.