Richard. Please. Not in the library. ILTV. What did you not understand? Perhaps I can help (then you might get by). Ian. Oh good - how I wish I could hear it. I can do the dance. At least I could when I was 6 stone lighter and 25 years younger.
Donn. Not all regional accents in England are "cockney". In fact, cockney has virtually disappeared, the majority of the cockney speaking population having been absorbed into a gunge of unintelligible nonsense that consists of having no consonants and lots of strangled vowels. Mr Cocker comes from the North of England, where speech is clear.
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I done a LOL
I'm glad you understood that
I didn't
Magnificent. Now I can sing along.
Richard. Please. Not in the library.
ILTV. What did you not understand? Perhaps I can help (then you might get by).
Ian. Oh good - how I wish I could hear it. I can do the dance. At least I could when I was 6 stone lighter and 25 years younger.
Joe's thick Cocker-ney accent renders him virtually unintelligible on this side of the pond...
but his gig sure beat his old job drivin' a lorry eh?
Donn. Not all regional accents in England are "cockney". In fact, cockney has virtually disappeared, the majority of the cockney speaking population having been absorbed into a gunge of unintelligible nonsense that consists of having no consonants and lots of strangled vowels.
Mr Cocker comes from the North of England, where speech is clear.
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