
It's still there. I heard it was going.

That is the Rotunda in the background isn't it?
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:18,
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That is the Rotunda in the background isn't it?

I can agree with that! Brummies are still the most mocked in the country
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:24,
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noone from outside can do the accent properly.
I have a lovely Kidderminster lilt myself.
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:26,
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I have a lovely Kidderminster lilt myself.

Although that's more black country than Brummie I guess.
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:27,
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more like jasper carrott crossed with a farmer (but only when I am drunk and in the room with another from Kidderminster)
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:29,
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and two of my former bands rehearsed in the Corn Exchange (by the old bus depot, now Tescos).
I'll drop into the local accent when in the locale but when I'm working in another part of the country with a very strong accent (like in Merthry Tydfil) I'll find myself fully pronouncing words and lose whatever accent I've got
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:31,
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I'll drop into the local accent when in the locale but when I'm working in another part of the country with a very strong accent (like in Merthry Tydfil) I'll find myself fully pronouncing words and lose whatever accent I've got

FA club glory beckons I think :)
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:34,
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until they get knocked out.
I once played football with Lee Hughes
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:37,
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I once played football with Lee Hughes

will say all accents from the midlands sound brummie.
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Mon 5 Jan 2004, 23:28,
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