Question 4
Courtesy of jccub1 :
How about something with an international flavour...are there any particular accents (American or otherwise) that make your ears prick up and why? :)
Yay!! Something that is not serious or deep and I can be totally salacious with...
American - has to be the deep south Bubba-daddy accent. I love a good deep southern drawl saying a phrase like, " Suck that dick good boy..."
For that matter, I like just about any accent saying that phrase...
Actually, accents that are different from mine are often a turn on in various ways, be that Spanish, Australian, British (especially Mancs or Geordie). However, the one accent and language that will send me over the edge is German. I love the guttural nature of it. My first experience with a German man was a Lufthansa flight attendant on layover in Dallas. He was one of those gorgeous tall Teutonic god looking men with the fair skin, blond hair, blue eyes and HUGE hands. At the old TMC in Dallas he shook my hand when I introduced myself to him and his hand pretty much totally enveloped mine.
Anyway, one thing led to another and I gave him a lift back to his hotel and stayed the night. He was QUITE verbal and would switch from English to German. It just drove me wild, which made him that much more verbal. We wore each other out (yes, I walked funny for days after that) and have stayed in touch over the years. He rarely flies to Dallas anymore, but when he does, he always lets me know in advance and we try to at least get together for a meal while he is here if nothing else. I always hope for something else though...
How about something with an international flavour...are there any particular accents (American or otherwise) that make your ears prick up and why? :)
Yay!! Something that is not serious or deep and I can be totally salacious with...
American - has to be the deep south Bubba-daddy accent. I love a good deep southern drawl saying a phrase like, " Suck that dick good boy..."
For that matter, I like just about any accent saying that phrase...
Actually, accents that are different from mine are often a turn on in various ways, be that Spanish, Australian, British (especially Mancs or Geordie). However, the one accent and language that will send me over the edge is German. I love the guttural nature of it. My first experience with a German man was a Lufthansa flight attendant on layover in Dallas. He was one of those gorgeous tall Teutonic god looking men with the fair skin, blond hair, blue eyes and HUGE hands. At the old TMC in Dallas he shook my hand when I introduced myself to him and his hand pretty much totally enveloped mine.
Anyway, one thing led to another and I gave him a lift back to his hotel and stayed the night. He was QUITE verbal and would switch from English to German. It just drove me wild, which made him that much more verbal. We wore each other out (yes, I walked funny for days after that) and have stayed in touch over the years. He rarely flies to Dallas anymore, but when he does, he always lets me know in advance and we try to at least get together for a meal while he is here if nothing else. I always hope for something else though...