PiM!: Awww, you do sound sick! :( But yay for being able to talk and starting to get better - I do hope that you keep improving!! ^_^

Originally Posted by CloudDreamer

Everyone does have an accent that is unique to them.

And if your like me, you pick up on peoples accent you're around a lot and start talking like them.... LOL.



Awww! Poor Pim. Not only do you sound sick, you sound like you're in pain... Please go see the doctor to get some meds.

Originally Posted by sjacklene

And if your like me, you pick up on peoples accent you're around a lot and start talking like them.... LOL.

Oh, I pick up on accents so so so so so so easily!! I don't even have to be there in person, I pick up on accents from YouTube videos. xD

I pick up accents so easily.
I feel terrible, because I feel I might insult the person.
D:

Thank you all for the get well wishes~

I try to stop myself from talking in accents when I'm around other people - it depends on if I feel that I can manage it without them being insulted or not.

Originally Posted by CloudDreamer

Oh, I pick up on accents so so so so so so easily!! I don't even have to be there in person, I pick up on accents from YouTube videos. xD

I went through a phase where I would watch nothing but British movies/TV shows etc that swear I picked up a British accent... It was probably more like Southern(USA)/British accent mix though. haha.... Same with Aussie.... I fell in love with H20, Dance Academy, Elephant Princess, and what was that TV show... Lighting Point maybe? and I kinda picked up that accent too.

Originally Posted by sjacklene

I went through a phase where I would watch nothing but British movies/TV shows etc that swear I picked up a British accent... It was probably more like Southern(USA)/British accent mix though. haha.... Same with Aussie.... I fell in love with H20, Dance Academy, Elephant Princess, and what was that TV show... Lighting Point maybe? and I kinda picked up that accent too.

That happened to me in high school - I did a Monty Python Skit (complete with accent) and I was in a British accent for like a month and a half straight, even when I wasn't working on the skit. I have a sister (really just a very good best friend) who lives in Australia, and I picked up on her accent when I went down there to stay for three weeks. I came home, and even though it's been years - I still can't say specific words without saying them with a bit of an Aussie accent. And it comes back in full force whenever I talk to her on the phone - I don't do that often as it costs a lot to call her, but we do it once, sometimes twice a year.

Yeah... That sounds just like me... LOL. I think my family gets a little annoyed when I've been gone or around someone and I start talking different.

jellysundae:



Here you go... Man who dates his car and has "relations"

My family is used to it. I have a few friends who I think get a bit annoyed with me though.

I remember that episode. I still think that's the weirdest episode.
Just hearing him explain how the "relations" worked.
Dx

LALALA

How does he talk to the car? Communication is important in a relationship XP

Why was I specifically pinged to a video about a guy who humps his car's tailpipe?!

Higher voice, oh no!

Originally Posted by jellysundae

Why was I specifically pinged to a video about a guy who humps his car's tailpipe?!

Probably because I joked about marrying your voice.

And I explained how people married rollercoasters and stuff.

Aww... PiM! Sick voice. D:

>_> You actually sound like an eight year old who's about to cry. :B

Originally Posted by sjacklene

And if your like me, you pick up on peoples accent you're around a lot and start talking like them.... LOL.

YUuuuuuuuuuuuuup.

Originally Posted by Pistachio_Moustache

I pick up accents so easily.
I feel terrible, because I feel I might insult the person.
D:

Yeah, I worry a little about that too. ._.

I got made fun of by my brother earlier this year when we went to DisneyWorld. We ate in Epcot at the Rose and Crown and, y'know, with Epcot liking their staff to be from/be able to mimic a similar accent to the region being featured and us being rained into the restaurant, apparently I was faux-British for a bit. I couldn't say ANYTHING without him saying I said it with a British accent. So self conscious. D:

Originally Posted by CloudDreamer

I have a sister (really just a very good best friend) who lives in Australia, and I picked up on her accent when I went down there to stay for three weeks. I came home, and even though it's been years - I still can't say specific words without saying them with a bit of an Aussie accent. And it comes back in full force whenever I talk to her on the phone - I don't do that often as it costs a lot to call her, but we do it once, sometimes twice a year.

I know exactly this feel. ._. My Aussie bff and I chat on Skype. It might be less expensive and more satisfying if you both picked up cheap webcams!

Originally Posted by CK

I know exactly this feel. ._. My Aussie bff and I chat on Skype. It might be less expensive and more satisfying if you both picked up cheap webcams!

She doesn't have reliable fast internet so sadly that isn't an option for us. (I have a computer with a built in pretty decent webcam.)
But we have ways to stay in contact despite that. We've made do without Video Chatting for over 10 years of being friends. :]

Yeaaaah. Aussie internet is terrible sometimes, isn't it? ._____.

And, yes. xD You can still be friends pretty handily with out it, of course. xD

Mmm, at least she has internet. Better than not having internet.
We just have to be creative, and that means that when we do talk - it's that much more special. :]
We make do. ^_^
Plus I have to say - getting to meet her... was PRETTY awesome!! :]

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