"Your" Words?

[A Very Super Market]

Bah, only those weak in the world of speaking resort to other languages for diversity. I flip around with accents quite a bit, and try to create as much discordance as possible whenever I do so. I've done formal readings in a broad Australian accent, songs in incomprehensible slavic basso, and yelled at people in an aristocratic drawl.

[Samurai Waki]

I occasionally use the British Accent when I try to say something snarky, attempting to be snarky with an American accent just makes you sound like a pretentious douche.

[pevergreen]

I've done formal readings in a broad Australian accent

$50 says you did it bad.

[A Very Super Market]

You lose, good day sir!

Well, it's a broad one. It has to be bad to be good.

[Prussian to the Iron]

Bah, only those weak in the world of speaking resort to other languages for diversity. I flip around with accents quite a bit, and try to create as much discordance as possible whenever I do so. I've done formal readings in a broad Australian accent, songs in incomprehensible slavic basso, and yelled at people in an aristocratic drawl.

i do that too actually.

the most funny part about it is that my friend tries to do a british accent.....and he fails. hard. if he was forced to do a british accent, and 1 person would die every time he failed, we would all be dead.

and then i come in with my well-practiced variety of accents and make him look like a dumbass

[TinCow]

Obtuse

I use that word regularly because it applies to many people I meet.