Listen to a Northern Queenslanders accent vs a Victorians and you'll notice differant accents. It's probably not as bad as a New Yorkers compared to a Texan but the differance is there. I'd say most English speaking countries with a large landmass would have a variety of speaking styles.

I was watching a documentary on the typical Australian accent and it's origin is based on the 'cockney' accent iirc.

And how dare i forget Australia. Personally i think the aussi accents are the coolest sounding. Meaning, some accents are just more asthetically pleasing to hear then others. Aussi's are up there.

ael - ju'mrn - i - em! dammit!

Four syllables, without the "lume".

For that statement you get my thumbs up for the day:up:

BTW I'm backing Penelope Grey with Aluminium.

Pitty the ladies over here don't think the same. I'd be much better off with a French or Irish accent.

Speaking of accents, mine is horrible when speaking english, its really easy to understand but i manage to make english sound like german, go figure :lol:

Zat vould be pretty cool.

Hey, can you say "I KNOW NOTHING" for me? :p

Hehe just travel, the amount of attention I got from women in the US was insane. An Aussie accent is a real leg opener ;)

What a dodgy Australian accent done by a Norwiegan????:huh:

I knew a guy who was over to the U.S. a couple of years ago and went to a bar that was having an impersionation night, who's sounds like like a famous or well know person. He did an imitation of Steve Irwin and won first place!:o:rotfl::rotfl: