26:51nauurrrr :_MaliceMustache:
26:53australians like to say dixon cider
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26:55"succulent Chinese meal"
26:59sorry ma'am it's naur
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27:09"teaching an Australian to say no" is a funny video
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27:37an accent after only half a year? lol
27:50Naur :face-blue-smiling:
27:58Kids are very impressionable
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28:06Some people do absorb accents, yeah
28:10Some people are much more prone to picking up or losing accents
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28:25you mean easily influenced?
28:26Ah yes, Australia, the place where every animal that can kill you just from looking at them wrong.
28:34get Phase AUS to help
28:38Wait... people REALLY say Naur?!? I thought it was just an eccentric way of saying "No"... like how the internet says "doggo" or "catto"
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