It was funny. Made me laugh, hehe.

Well, as exciting were the lit classes, I just could not stay awake. :rolleyes:

I look so young to be saying such dirty words!

Tittybangbang

:p

I will have to dig out my other camera to do a vid...

Oh MTP that was fantastic, thank you!
Your words for Monster really made me laugh because I know why she asked for them.
It wasn't personal to your accent, it's just the way Americans say squrl that cracks me up.

I agree that you don't have a strong accent.
If I met you on a plane I'd be hard pressed to identify where you came from.
I'm not any kind of expert on American accents, but sterotypically I'd expect some sort of drawl from a Texan.

That was all really good fun - and I had no idea your hair was so long now.
Am I mean if I say I prefer it short?
I kinda like you looking boyish ;)

Sundae got it. Thosa are the words I just can't say right in Merkin. Well Arkansas I can, but I wasn't entirely convinced that Arkansaw and R-Kansas weren't two different States when I moved here. And Michigan I can, but I can't persuade Brits not to say it with a big ole ch like church in the middle.

I like the long hair, by the way. I are envious.

So, how do the British say the word "squirrel?"

Is it anything like this little girl?

yup. maybe even more emphasis on the two syllable thing in some regions.

Ok I never watched the remake before. That so sucks.

Yes, it still comes out a little squirly in that clip.
Very much Squi-rell here.

Unless you're in t'North in which case it is a squir - rull

When I was listening to the Dexter audiobook, the American narrator used the word 'mirror' a few times. I found that fascinating. Like 'squirrel' it is pronounced as a single elongated syllable. Meerrr.

My mind rebels on that one:P I can't quite make my mental voice do it.

Still can't mentally hear it...

I'll consider filming with my obese lip.
But I'm not making any promises.