Vocal Voices

by **Workingman** » 25 Feb 2020, 19:41

I came out of the shop today and sitting in the car, MrsC smiled at me.
And I thought, "We're having kippers for tea".

Sorry you old softee, I just couldn't resist.

by **Kaz** » 25 Feb 2020, 20:13

cromwell wrote:I came out of the shop today and sitting in the car, MrsC smiled at me.
And I thought, "You have always had the most beautiful smile".

That's so nice <3 xxxx

by **JoM** » 25 Feb 2020, 20:18

Crommers, that is so lovely!

Frank!

by **cromwell** » 25 Feb 2020, 21:10

Kippers indeed! :lol:

by **Workingman** » 25 Feb 2020, 21:26

Why is it that when people sing old folk songs they always put on what they think is a Cornish accent no matter how thick their normal every day accent is?

Scousers, Geordies, Glaswegians, Brummies - they all go Yokel. :roll:

by **Kaz** » 25 Feb 2020, 22:04

Donnee arsk me, moi luvver! I live surrounded by fluent yokel-speakers

by **AliasAggers** » 25 Feb 2020, 22:20

Workingman wrote:Why is it that when people sing old folk songs they always put on what they think is a Cornish accent no matter how thick their normal every day accent is?

Scousers, Geordies, Glaswegians, Brummies - they all go Yokel.

I've never noticed that - perhaps it depends on where you live.

by **TheOstrich** » 25 Feb 2020, 22:24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zbtAxQdZcU

Don'ee worry, mate, I've put up t'classic version but with lyrics in they subtitle thingys for 'ee ….. :cute: