Are you known for anything?

**JazMerkin** · 03-25-2010 01:34 AM

I suppose Lyle would call me a wishy washy liberal, but I find myself being increasingly drawn to anarchism and a rejection of mainstream party politics. It's all different sides of the same horribly aged coin.

Amat once called me cynical and I have never quite managed to brush that one off either. I tend to post something and then evaluate it in terms of its nihilistic qualities. I am pretty downbeat on a range of issues so find that when it comes to things like politics and Amir Khan, I find it very hard to say anything positive. Maybe ranting about things is cathartic or something. I could talk about rainbows, wearing daisy chains and holding hands with hippies, but it would be blatantly untrue. It's best to stick with what comes naturally.

Miles, Ouma has already come up with yours.

Originally Posted by OumaFan

Miles sounds very proper english and is the only person on here that may have killed Korean people.

There's obviously more to you than that, but it's a good start. You are the only person on here who I imagine with a posh accent.

**Gandalf** · 03-25-2010 01:56 AM

I have killed countless Koreans and Oumafan and yourself might be partly correct on the accent. I don't have a posh accent like the Queen (who I think sounds ridiculous), but my voice is the product of a bastardised upbringing. I lived half my childhood on the south coast, but as soon as I moved to Yorkshire at about 10, I started to get bullied by this girl who would tease me about my accent. I had to hide out in the boys toilets and it wasn't until I started playing football that she would leave me alone. Over time I modified it, but instead of sounding northerly like everyone else I just sounded more like the BBC. It did help me blend in a little better anyway. I am completely working class, yet don't speak like anyone in my family. My parents have southern accents and my younger sister speaks with a broad Yorkshire accent. I'm the only one that speaks the way I do. I am also really good at imitating different British accents and can pick up on all the little nuances. But no, I don't sound Eton posh. That would get you a black eye in some places!

**CFH** · 03-25-2010 04:49 AM

Originally Posted by miles

I have killed countless Koreans and Oumafan and yourself might be partly correct on the accent. I don't have a posh accent like the Queen (who I think sounds ridiculous), but my voice is the product of a bastardised upbringing. I lived half my childhood on the south coast, but as soon as I moved to Yorkshire at about 10, I started to get bullied by this girl who would tease me about my accent. I had to hide out in the boys toilets and it wasn't until I started playing football that she would leave me alone. Over time I modified it, but instead of sounding northerly like everyone else I just sounded more like the BBC. It did help me blend in a little better anyway. I am completely working class, yet don't speak like anyone in my family. My parents have southern accents and my younger sister speaks with a broad Yorkshire accent. I'm the only one that speaks the way I do. I am also really good at imitating different British accents and can pick up on all the little nuances. But no, I don't sound Eton posh. That would get you a black eye in some places!

You should have punched her in the throat.

**Steelie** · 03-25-2010 02:00 PM

How the eff does someone make 'good eggs'?

I mean, it's like saying 'I make good peas', which makes no sense at all.

Re being known for something; I'm known for being a whizz with the ladies, yet I am routinely voted 'forum gay'. Now, I'm not suggesting any improprietry on Saddos part but when the George Bush needed Florida, he called in Saddoboxing Inc...