Australian Accent.

[Jase]

o.O

You've been completely pwned ;D

[issaa.]

As always..

[Jase]

Lol :eusa_whis

[BLuweesH]

I'm not saying this cause I'm biased. I have different (positive) views for each accent.

Aussie accents are funny and warm to me, it also sometimes gives me that "no worries" feeling.

Like someone would be like:

Person: omg I'm so sorry I knocked over your barbecue!
Aussie person: Crikey! No worries mate!

^_^

[Rou]

Person: omg I'm so sorry I knocked over your barbecue!
Aussie person: Crikey! No worries mate!

^_^

Lmao that pwns

[issaa.]

I'm not saying this cause I'm biased. I have different (positive) views for each accent.

Aussie accents are funny and warm to me, it also sometimes gives me that "no worries" feeling.

Like someone would be like:

Person: omg I'm so sorry I knocked over your barbecue!
Aussie person: Crikey! No worries mate!

^_^

Lol the last bit was funny rofl

[BLuweesH]

Lol the last bit was funny rofl

P.S: I don't have an Aussie accent but I can do one to perfection.

There's one problem though. Anyone from Australia would know I have no Aussie accent. But when it comes to say someone from another country, say someone from the UK, they would say I either have an aussie accent or a bit of an aussie accent. I don't get it! But someone from UK said I sound a bit English too! What the?

[the wombats]

Lolz, so I did a bit

Who else on the forum has heard me? Prove Jason wrong

I heard you, you do sound Australian

[BLuweesH]

I heard you, you do sound Australian

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I should give a hear then. Coming from an Aussie person, I'll tell ya if she does or not. > And how deeply accented her accent is too

[issaa.]

I DONT -CRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY-

Ok maybe I do.