[quote]smh23 wrote:
Celebrate the wedding by mouth-kissing a distant but directly-consanguineous family relative in honor of the inbreeding in Williams’ family tree![/quote]
Good one! Hemophilia anyone? That made me wonder what percentage of Americans claim some royal ancestry, connection to Robert the Bruce, that sort of thing.
We do seem to think people with a British accent sound sophisticated. [/quote]
I know I have Irish royal blood and Spanish aristocratic blood, but for the accent, British people (which is just a sweeping statement, but I digress) sound like they are talking with a mouth full of food.[/quote]
We talking about aristocratic accents? Cause there’s no way Yorkshire/Geordie/Welsh/Glaswegian/Manchester/Scouse/etc sound like that
FTR American people talk like they’ve been punched in the nose
[quote]smh23 wrote:
Celebrate the wedding by mouth-kissing a distant but directly-consanguineous family relative in honor of the inbreeding in Williams’ family tree![/quote]
Good one! Hemophilia anyone? That made me wonder what percentage of Americans claim some royal ancestry, connection to Robert the Bruce, that sort of thing.
We do seem to think people with a British accent sound sophisticated. [/quote]
Which accent? There are hundreds. Mine certainly wouldn’t be considered sophisticated!
[quote]smh23 wrote:
Celebrate the wedding by mouth-kissing a distant but directly-consanguineous family relative in honor of the inbreeding in Williams’ family tree![/quote]
Good one! Hemophilia anyone? That made me wonder what percentage of Americans claim some royal ancestry, connection to Robert the Bruce, that sort of thing.
We do seem to think people with a British accent sound sophisticated. [/quote]
I know I have Irish royal blood and Spanish aristocratic blood, but for the accent, British people (which is just a sweeping statement, but I digress) sound like they are talking with a mouth full of food.[/quote]
We talking about aristocratic accents? Cause there’s no way Yorkshire/Geordie/Welsh/Glaswegian/Manchester/Scouse/etc sound like that
FTR American people talk like they’ve been punched in the nose ;)[/quote]
[quote]smh23 wrote:
Celebrate the wedding by mouth-kissing a distant but directly-consanguineous family relative in honor of the inbreeding in Williams’ family tree![/quote]
Good one! Hemophilia anyone? That made me wonder what percentage of Americans claim some royal ancestry, connection to Robert the Bruce, that sort of thing.
We do seem to think people with a British accent sound sophisticated. [/quote]
Try youtubing a glaswegian, scouse, or geordie accents. You will never think of us in the same way again.
Come to think of it, I can’t think of a sophisticated British accent except ‘posh’, which is universal no matter where you’re from in Britain imo. Every region is different and common though… I’m from ‘souf east landan’ btw
Haha that video made me crack up! Unfortunately there are too many girls round here like that. I’m surprised that bloke let her slap him and didn’t react.
I’ve heard you don’t have warm running water to… tough times up north! Lol. I never thought of where they sent it, but she was in a posh boutique getting a 500 pound dress made for free. Homeless people have it easy