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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
Australian British (General) Scottish (General) WelshTranscript
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I never really knew the man. I only worked for him, you see? I mean, he was always fair pitchers on time. And that his daughter, though who she is a cold woman. You could tell that about her polite. She wass I must confess, I find modern life totally baffling. Men go round now, either with tries is too long to be short yet exposing to greater quantity of ankle and calf to truly be labelled trousers. Or else they wear them so low that a good deal of five hip or indeed buttock is exposed to the elements This one no longer allowed to totally obscure ones leg in the modern age. Something I must say that I, for one, totally disagree with and find actually quite defensive. Is this stereotype People seem to have that my generation spent all our time drinking in the pub? No. Not only is this a fallacy, but it is also extremely untrue. We'll come through here, I'll see if I can fund your spent t bank or something. No, no, I don't really like to talk about it. Way we're going about our daily business when all of a sudden Oh, great gleaming, you know, sort of comes charging Ariel Bush's they there, Woods. Now there's one thing I truly cannot stand. It is a headstand that has never once in its last held a hat. I ask you one name, a piece of furniture, a very fine piece of furniture at that after a particular function, if it never wants, is to fulfil their purpose. Well, of course, I used to sing in the choir, but they wouldn't have me. After the age of 18 my voice broke, E. C. I thought I'd managed to keep my fine soprano tones given I was well into my adolescence. Turns out I was simply a late bloomer. More's the shame. My name is Reverend Kirk. You know, Reverend is not a title. It is, in fact, my first name rather unfortunate stroke of extreme religious separatism on behalf of my impassioned pattern. Yeah, sure, I broke the law a few times, but that don't mean I'm no criminal. Yeah, okay. I bend the rules a little, but I ain't no crook. I am a straight as they come on. That is a statement you can take to the bank, which is ironic as usually me and my guys have seen moving away from banks and somewhat hasty affection. No, I think bicycles in the favourite motor transport. I mean, there's a lot to be said about bosses, you know, we all love a good books, right? But for sheer real accession and setia pants thrills, I think you'd have to go a long, long way to beat a bicycle. But you insult my masterpiece. Two years and three months, I slave away all my fabulous creation, tending it with love and affection only for you, though. So it in my face. I know this will not do. I have to advise this My mom, Auntie Tree off. It will not be taken away. Do you know if you ask, may I'm not all that sure they're bound. Resolve. It was cracked up. To be sure. Any idiot can pick up a guitar or a base or a pair of drumsticks or something. It doesn't make them Elvis or John Lennon or Lady Gaga. I walked to my apartment that evening hoping the rain would mask the tears that fell across my face that the sound of water against the sidewalk would hide and cry that escaped my lips. I felt like I had betrayed Carhartt. Please. It is not a common Dora criticism on you or the surfaces you offer, my friend. On the other circumstances, I would be most happy to employ you to bring you into the fold. But this is not an opposite time. See, the thing we're back home is it's always too bloody warm. Can't help itself to the climate. But there is too much for me when you've grown up being routinely hosed down by your folks just to keep you from getting sunstroke, You get to a certain agent, think there's gotta be another way.
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Aristocrat, Characters, Mobster, Nerd, Upper Class, Aged, Amusing, Entitled, Playful, Quirky, Wacky, Whimsical, Youthful, Australian, British (General), Scottish (General), Welsh