What regional accent

[Greedo]

gets on your nerves the most?

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[Mr Phoebus]

Can't think of one.
I love women with an Irish or Welsh accent though.

 

[ChrisKH]

Essex/Estuary accent. Not least because I slip into it sometimes. It really is a lazy way to talk IMO and horrible to listen to.

 

[Greedo]

Quite like Cheryl Coles Geordie accent.

Don't know if this would be the same with some hairy pi$$ed down the Gallowgate on a Saturday night right enough?

Can't think of one.
I love women with an Irish or Welsh accent though.

 

[Smokin Joe]

Brummie.

In fact it isn't really an accent, but some hideous oral disease.

 

[Andy]

Agree with Greedo on the Cheryl Cole Geordie accent, trouble about stating what accent really annoys you is that you could offend quite a few people on here!
Plus, given that I'm never sure that my accent is exactly great I'll go along with others and say that an Irish accent spoken by a suitably attractive girl gets me every time.

 

[Paulus]

Scouse, It sounds like a nasal whinge

 

[jasper]

Scouse

 

[Mr Phoebus]

Joanna Lumley's voice is the reason why God gave me ears.

 

[Greedo]

That was the point of the post and then the smiley of sitting back snacking while the fun happens

Agree with Greedo on the Cheryl Cole Geordie accent, trouble about stating what accent really annoys you is that you could offend quite a few people on here!
Plus, given that I'm never sure that my accent is exactly great I'll go along with others and say that an Irish accent spoken by a suitably attractive girl gets me every time.

 

[Paulus]

Agree with Greedo on the Cheryl Cole Geordie accent, trouble about stating what accent really annoys you is that you could offend quite a few people on here!
Plus, given that I'm never sure that my accent is exactly great I'll go along with others and say that an Irish accent spoken by a suitably attractive girl gets me every time.

Ageed with the Irish accent, enough to melt your heart.

 

[Mr Phoebus]

Brummie.

In fact it isn't really an accent, but some hideous oral disease.

I'd love you to be stuck in a lift for a day with Jasper Carrott and he was off his tits on coke.

 

[Greedo]

Agree but a Northern one has always seemed a bit harsh until Christine Bleakley from The One Show appeared on the scene

Ageed with the Irish accent, enough to melt your heart.

 

[Mr Phoebus]

Vicki Butler-Henderson. Mmmmmmmmm, husky hussy.

Juliette Lewis, more huskiness.

 

[Andy]

That was the point of the post and then the smiley of sitting back snacking while the fun happens

Okay then, coffee and cookie in hand!

Brummie grates on me and certain Essex/London area accents, but what grates on me the most is when people like the sound of their own voices and have to speak sooooooo loudly. When I am talking in a pub/restaurant/railway station or wherever, the chances are that nobody will hear my converation other than the person I am talking to. Why do some people think that everyone within a 40 yard radius would like to tune in on their conversation. Gets my goat, it really does.