52:45Australian is Texan British
52:47Aussie is more freeway British
52:58*Taking notes for my d&d campaign in steampunk australia*
53:00Malice watched about accents, Aussie does sound similar to Cockney, I think even origins was related
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53:06we had cultivated australian accent for a while, it was an attempt at imitating RP
53:12But you’re not sounding posh
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53:18uncs playing tabletops lmao
53:22I feel like it's stationary, but whatever's behind the mouth is working overtime to make it just as distinctive as the original
53:25Texan British is a compliment and an insult, its brilliant!!
53:282008 was a great year so can't blame him
53:39:thinking_face::thinking_face::thinking_face::thinking_face:
53:48I'm 28:smiling_face_with_tear:
53:49@NonameCreature yeah with the crash and all
53:51The more inland you go the sharper the aussie accent becomes
53:57you have to consider they sent to australia the worst gangster and criminal, those people already had solid accent/argot
54:05Lumi? You remember 2008?
54:06fwwaybaay LLUONGNick. Get dat up ya
54:10Sinc when you suit bettin
54:12what's the first accent you learned
54:14Fun fact; some American accents are closer to what older British English was then current British English.
54:16I’m more into dieselpunk, it’s more aesthetically interesting
54:21Steampunk is coming back. It's terrible.
54:21reminds me the difference between canadian french and parisan french about if youre talking normally vs talking as if youre chewing a potato while speaking
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54:29I’m surprised you remember 2008? Are you really forever 23?
54:29Wizards With Guns are a comedy group
54:3128 already and still have time for TTRPGs? nice
54:36A great thing about Zoomers is many of them are rediscovering peak and kino from the 90s-00s.
54:37They're also really funny