Why do British people never sound British when they sing?

2012/10/18 12:29:19

Mooch4056

Maybe Jon and Steve can chime in on this

2012/10/18 12:38:13

bapu

You want The Bouy and Strammy to sing or play chimes?

I'm really confused now.

And, if they played chimes, how does that answer the question?

2012/10/18 12:38:24

Starise

Maybe it's tough to pronounce the syllables in song.....something like, : Your me baaaybay roight now" has probably never been in song.

2012/10/18 12:39:00

Mystic38

how do you sing chimes?

2012/10/18 12:39:40

Starise

Try singing that drunk in tights.

2012/10/18 12:40:20

bapu

I'm gonna follow this fred to the depths of despair.

2012/10/18 12:41:27

Starise

Is fred an english term?

2012/10/18 12:48:30

Mesh

Why do British people never sound British when they sing?

Because they avoid singing words like:

colour
flavour
theatre
shant
catalogue
programme
~~and arse~~

2012/10/18 12:49:24

Mooch4056

bapu

You want The Bouy and Strammy to sing or play chimes?

I'm really confused now.

And, if they played chimes, how does that answer the question?

Well they will probably answer it more reasonably and with more sense than what you just did ....

You do realize Jon and Steve have an accent right? You can hear it when they type

2012/10/18 12:51:37

bapu

Mooch4056

bapu

You want The Bouy and Strammy to sing or play chimes?

I'm really confused now.

And, if they played chimes, how does that answer the question?

Well they will probably answer it more reasonably and with more sense than what you just did ....

You so realize Jon and Steve has accent right? You can hear it when they type

C Mooch?

This is where you are wrong.

I asked both Jon and Steve where there accent is from.

They both said "Where I'm from I do not have an accent".

C Mooch?

It's where you're from that they have an accent.

Why do British people never sound British when they sing?

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