19 Aug 2011, 3:35 pm
20 Aug 2011, 9:33 am
Sorry about the very late reply, I had a lot of stuff to plan/arrange/do, including putting a deposit down for the bike I'll be riding once the weather calms down and I can actually attempt mod1.
smudge wrote:
Ah, you're French? I love the French accent! Do you still have it?
I've got some sort of remnant of french accent. It's not strong at all - so much in fact that people guess that I'm not local, but don't really know where I might be coming from. It's not a propeur french accent like most of ze french touristes.
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Well, when you're able to get to London, let me know. Would like to meet you! Maybe we could swap a few PMs meanwhile.
Will do. It'll probably be soon, seeing as I've just bought my new bike. All I need now is a driving license that allows me to ride it
20 Aug 2011, 4:19 pm
20 Aug 2011, 7:05 pm
smudge wrote:
Ah well. I sort of have an Essex accent. I don't sound like the people off "The Only Way is Essex" though, thankfully! I think the only reason I hate that accent so much is because of the way some Essex celebs on the TV speak. People like Jordan and Jodie Marsh sound very thick. I just still don't get how people like my sister, who is the complete opposite of me, look up to Jordan and think she's a business woman. I guess though, if you had the choice of working like hell to become rich, or to flaunt your body...the latter would make more sense.
The essex accent isn't that bad (it's even relatively nice, nicer than the Oxfordshire and Bristolian accents, that's a fact. The Bristol accent is just horribad) - although, being in the southwest means you rarely get to hear it. Seems like people move to London and not through London and on to the other side
Also, y'know... some people just become famous with what they have. Kudos to them for managing to become famous using temporary (and totally useless) values and a huge dose of egoism and all that. Honestly, though, I don't know about the rest of the world, but I'd rather work like hell and not get much recognition, but to know that the work that I do might be important/crucial to someone else, rather than getting some easy fame for something as pointless as looks. Might just be me and my odd sense of values, though.
Sorry about the rant. It just makes no sense to me how some people can turn out to be mass population idols when, in reality, they haven't done anything to further the lives of anyone else.
21 Aug 2011, 5:20 pm
Are there a lot of London/Essex aspies who post on this forum? I haven't been on here in a while.
I'd be interested in meeting some other aspies as I don't know or have met any really (that I'm aware of 
) but I'm only 18/almost 19 and painfully shy.
22 Aug 2011, 1:35 pm
22 Aug 2011, 2:45 pm
smudge wrote:
gemstone123 wrote:
Are there a lot of London/Essex aspies who post on this forum? I haven't been on here in a while.
I'd be interested in meeting some other aspies as I don't know or have met any really (that I'm aware of) but I'm only 18/almost 19 and painfully shy.
I'd be interested in meeting some other aspies as I don't know or have met any really (that I'm aware of
) but I'm only 18/almost 19 and painfully shy. Well, maybe a few. I remember being painfully shy, though I managed to come out of it when a friend of mine said something to me. He also blew a potential relationship with someone else out of jealousy. Oh well.
So are you in London?
Yup.
Are you in London or Essex?
22 Aug 2011, 3:02 pm
23 Aug 2011, 11:31 am
smudge wrote:
Inbetween. Essex, really. Send me a PM. 
Okies.
