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[James H]

Do you work for the HMGN News Network?

[Nini]

Hyma would have you believe that my popularity rating can't go any lower <snip>

Have you believe, tell you, it's all semantics.

[Pete]

semantics indeed. titter

as for your points. poll wise, look upward and marvel.

vid wise, it its 30 months old and a bit retro (my hair in particular) but whatever, i'll dredge it up anyhow.
http://www.hymagumba.com/uploads/hyma-chat.flv

and as for plymouth. well whatever, he fancies everyone so its to be expected, at least I don't get his seedy pms. more worrying however is the share something he likely told you in confidence to win a petty dispute and as YOU were the one who dredged it up, it reflects [geddit??!!] badly on you.

finally, and I think this is the most important point. You DO sound like Luxton...
just sayin'

[Sput]

YAY you're like a young Rob Brydon. And yes, I honestly thought it was Luxton for a while.

[Chie]

'Anyways errr, I durn't knerrrrr what I wah gonna torrk abahht nahhhh'

Jesus, how vulgar.

[Sput]

Hmmm, have they not gotten to the part in your geography lessons where they tell you there are different areas in the UK?

[m-in-m]

Hmmm, have they not gotten to the part in your geography lessons where they tell you there are different areas in the UK?

They probably haven't advanced from the colouring in stages yet.

[Netizen]

Christ. Chie, you actually look and sound like a woman at my Slimming World group.

[Ant]

Hyma you sound a tad like David Tennant.

[Stuart*]

Hyma you sound a tad like David Tennant.

David Tennant is actually from West Lothian, which isn't far from Dundee, which may account for similarity in the accent - but are you from Dundee originally, Hyma?

Most dialects have far more local variations than 'outsiders' realise. Before I lived in the North East I thought all Geordies sounded the same, but after 5 years living in Teesside I could tell the difference between people from Durham, Stockton, Hartlepool and Newcastle.

[Pete]

but are you from Dundee originally, Hyma?

oh no, I'm English you see. Geordie infact, however I've lived in so many places the accent is completely mangled.