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| DragonLover Perverted and Proud  In his heart, United Kingdom | #1  Feb 27, 2011 @ 03:30:02Ok..I have spoken on the phone with Spoony several times and I think she has an American accent rather than a European one! Votes please  link [www.theforumsite.com] <<< Madams voice if you missed the post | ||||||
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| SpoOny Crazy Cat Lady  Moo-Box, Finland | #2 Feb 27, 2011 @ 03:30:36 | ||||||
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| Wingsy wingsdillialicious!  Moderator Wingsville, | #3 Feb 27, 2011 @ 03:32:57Spoony, I voted yes, but I consider it to be what they call a "neutral" accent in some parts of the US. It's non-specific, like you wouldn't be able to tell where someone is from over here by hearing them talk. | ||||||
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| SpoOny Crazy Cat Lady Moo-Box, Finland | #4 Feb 27, 2011 @ 03:33:59 @Wingsy Said  Spoony, I voted yes, but I consider it to be what they call a "neutral" accent in some parts of the US. It's non-specific, like you wouldn't be able to tell where someone is from over here by hearing them talk.  | ||||||
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| DragonLover Perverted and Proud In his heart, United Kingdom | #5 Feb 27, 2011 @ 04:17:40 @Wingsy Said Spoony, I voted yes, but I consider it to be what they call a "neutral" accent in some parts of the US. It's non-specific, like you wouldn't be able to tell where someone is from over here by hearing them talk.  Is still a vote yes!! Thank you Wingsy! | ||||||
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Demented , Australia | #6 Feb 27, 2011 @ 04:26:00I've met people from Europe many times,SOME,German,Dutch and a few other Euroean countries do tend to sound like Americans,Spoony?your safe you don't. | ||||||
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| SpoOny Crazy Cat Lady Moo-Box, Finland | #7 Feb 27, 2011 @ 04:27:38 @Demented Said I've met people from Europe many times,SOME,German,Dutch and a few other Euroean countries do tend to sound like Americans,Spoony?your safe you don't.  thank you | ||||||
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| Demented , Australia | #8 Feb 27, 2011 @ 04:37:10 | ||||||
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| SpoOny Crazy Cat Lady Moo-Box, Finland | #9 Feb 27, 2011 @ 04:39:09 | ||||||
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| plebian_angel Intergalactic hussy  a great future, | #10 Feb 28, 2011 @ 15:43:27 @Wingsy Said Spoony, I voted yes, but I consider it to be what they call a "neutral" accent in some parts of the US. It's non-specific, like you wouldn't be able to tell where someone is from over here by hearing them talk. I agree with this. | ||||||
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| boobagins SPICY HOT TAMALES  Astral Weeks, Florida | #11 Feb 28, 2011 @ 15:45:02I've never talked to her on the phone. But sure...i guess from reading things she's American. Ah, hell, we adopt them all. | ||||||
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| plebian_angel Intergalactic hussy a great future, | #12 Feb 28, 2011 @ 15:46:21 @boobagins Said I've never talked to her on the phone. But sure...i guess from reading things she's American. Ah, hell, we adopt them all. She put a video up of herself talking. link [www.theforumsite.com] | ||||||
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| someone_else Not a dude. Deleted  American Alps, Washington | #13 Feb 28, 2011 @ 16:19:35I said yes, but I honestly couldn't say what kind of 'accent' a lot of people from Europe would have. We assume, based on what we see on TV...but those are usually quite exaggerated to be stereotypical. In any case, if you were in the States, you'd probably confuse everyone...using European jargon without an accent. | ||||||
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| eli Deleted  Crazy like a Fox, | #14 Feb 28, 2011 @ 16:22:57 spoony sounds american!!  | ||||||
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| SpoOny Crazy Cat Lady Moo-Box, Finland | #15 Feb 28, 2011 @ 16:24:53 I bet you wouldn't say that if you heard what I sound like when I'm just thinking out loud or yelling at the TV  | ||||||
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