Hell, that was great. Saying those words make its much more clear. Many Americans have or want to have an affair with the Aussie or NZ or British accent and the only way I can do it is when I say words written down like you did it. Much fun.
mack y exaggerated, but when talking about fish and chips, an Australian > will say "feesh and cheeps" whereas a New Zealander will sound more like > "fush and chups". Australians always think it's funny to make NZers say the > number 6, because we sound like we're saying "sux". But they sound like > they're talking about carnal knowledge, so the joke is on them. > > For the record, I thought Meryl Streep's attempt at an Australian accent was > grossly exaggerated. Both the Australian and NZ accents are hard to do, and > I think the film-makers would have been better served using a local > Australian actress - of which there are many - very talented ones! The "big > names" didn't work in this instance! > > Hell - a New Zealander with a strong Kiwi accent, and damn proud of it! > ____________________________ > "To have great poets, there must be > great audiences too." - Walt Whitman > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hell's Personal Photo Page: > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hell/main/personal.htm > > Visit the NBLs (Natural Born Losers) at: > http://www.nbls.co.nz
