That's the accent I'd expect an aristo to have who doesn't care for showing off or appearing bourgeois or middle class - same accent as most people from London or the southeast.
FWIW they reportedly withdrew money from the ATM outside the shop. (There may be a story in the ATM use, but I won't speculate as to what.) Perhaps they were talking about a withdrawal or total of recent withdrawals. Sources for the ATM include:
“Known by her friends as 'Toots',”
I hear 'good' as well. it's the tone and inflection that makes more sense for it to be 'good', but I am pretty deaf so I'm really not the best judge, but like I said before I use tone and inflection to try and decipher what people say to me
I heard him say "hun, have you got my wallet? Then she says, 'yeah,' and he says, 'good.' Then she starts to say 'how much,' but then says something like, 'he gave you 300 right?" Then he says, "yeah." After that I think he says something about it being cheap but I can't make out the other words.
I'm from London - south of the river. MG is from Birmingham.
I'm from London - south of the river. MG is from Birmingham.
In other news...I was wondering what the yellow thing was in the allotment. Water purification? Some kind of barbecue device? Something else? The brandname "Exin" shown on it in a photo in this article in the D Mail has enabled it to be identified.
Constance Marten smiles at her lover and blows him a kiss in the dock
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon appeared before magistrates in Crawley charged with manslaughter, perverting the course of justice and concealing the birth of a child.www.dailymail.co.uk
It's a rechargeable light, probably brought there by the police:
Exin LED Rechargable Light - Mark One Hire
Portable battery powered LED light that provides 2060 lumens of light and can provide 12 hours of continuous light when used on a low power setting. Thanks to its compact size it is easy to transport and can easily be placed where needed on site. The light head can be tilted at a 60-degree angle […]www.mark1hire.co.uk
So - not as interesting as I'd thought it might be.
Thank you, I really appreciate that, deservedly or not.
Nothing to forgive. We all get things wrong. You’re obviously a compassionate person - your signature statement about animals makes that very clear.
There was an interview with her in 2013 by Cosmopolitan magazine where she claimed she was sent to a place in her teens because of behavioural problems . She said that she was in a dormitory with 50 girls , watched by armed guards , starved, woken at night for biblical readings and made to call the leader Daddy.
I've never been able to find that cosmo interview though - has anyone else?
I believe he went to the USA around the age of 11/12 and I also believe that he settled in London in 2010 when deported.
Completely agree with the normal conversation. Like I said before, the tone and inflection in both of their speech seems pretty normal but I did feel like CM was 'in charge' ,as in he relied on her
His pronunciation of the first vowel in "Constance" sounded West Indian (JMO), but apart from that his accent sounds English through and through. I guess that vowel could also have been in a US accent, which wouldn't be surprising given that he lived in the US for many years.
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