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Ricky gone full-on American accent now on live-feed
hisdogspot
12-08-2016
What's that about then ?

He's not being himself at all in there is he ? ... a constant 'act'
Miss Con Strue
12-08-2016
He's one of those people that mimics accents without realising I think. Apparently I do it, especially on the telephone.
JVS
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by Miss Con Strue:
“He's one of those people that mimics accents without realising I think. Apparently I do it, especially on the telephone.”

I know somebody who bought a house in Spain and every time spoke to the Spanish estate agent on the phone he put on a Mexican accent like you hear in the movies. His wife used to try a stop him but he couldn't help himself.
Gillbm
12-08-2016
Ricky is getting right up my beak. He's trying to be what he clearly isn't and every other word is f.ck. I preferred him when he was quiet and in the background.
Koll
12-08-2016
Was it more cringey than when he danced with Renee around the garden and called her "momma"?
Cat-
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by Koll:
“Was it more cringey than when he danced with Renee around the garden and called her "momma"?”

It's debatable
The_Ed
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by JVS:
“I know somebody who bought a house in Spain and every time spoke to the Spanish estate agent on the phone he put on a Mexican accent like you hear in the movies. His wife used to try a stop him but he couldn't help himself.”

I'm sorry but
Robinson1
12-08-2016
I once flew from Newcastle to Malaga on a plane full of Geordies, and within twenty minutes was saying things like 'aha', 'eeee' and 'nah', it's very catching.
Harry Redknapp
12-08-2016
More power to him British accents are horrible except for the Welsh one ( that one is super cute). Embrace the superior accent , Ricky ✌🏼😎
Heyyouoverthere
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by hisdogspot:
“What's that about then ?

He's not being himself at all in there is he ? ... a constant 'act'”

Isn't that what BB is about. What is your real issue. When he starts acting like Bear and his ilk that is when you complain.
Heyyouoverthere
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by Gillbm:
“Ricky is getting right up my beak. He's trying to be what he clearly isn't and every other word is f.ck. I preferred him when he was quiet and in the background. ”

Like the saying goes you are are damned if you do and damned if you don't!
Miss Con Strue
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by JVS:
“I know somebody who bought a house in Spain and every time spoke to the Spanish estate agent on the phone he put on a Mexican accent like you hear in the movies. His wife used to try a stop him but he couldn't help himself.”

That's me.
Ricky seems to be a natural mimic, which for an actor must be useful. His American accent differs defending on whether he is talking to Momma or Frankie. His London 'bruv' accent is also different when he talks to Heavy or Sam. He's more refined when talking to Saira or James. I don't think it is contrived. My daughter says going to our local Indian restaurant with me is a total embarrassment.
Beecosy
12-08-2016
Must admit I was prone to doing this when I went to university and mixed with peeps all over the globe
Lewi26
12-08-2016
He's the most cringey pathetic little moaning bitch ever total waste of a housemate
Harry Redknapp
12-08-2016
^^ gosh stfu damn
An Thropologist
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by JVS:
“I know somebody who bought a house in Spain and every time spoke to the Spanish estate agent on the phone he put on a Mexican accent like you hear in the movies. His wife used to try a stop him but he couldn't help himself.”

LMSO - that is so funny.
An Thropologist
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by Miss Con Strue:
“ That's me.
Ricky seems to be a natural mimic, which for an actor must be useful. His American accent differs defending on whether he is talking to Momma or Frankie. His London 'bruv' accent is also different when he talks to Heavy or Sam. He's more refined when talking to Saira or James. I don't think it is contrived. My daughter says going to our local Indian restaurant with me is a total embarrassment.”

To an extent it can be quite helpful. By falling in with the register of the person you are speaking with, it can show unity and liking and helps build rapport. Until of course you over egg it and go for a full comedy cod accent.
lulu g
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by Miss Con Strue:
“He's one of those people that mimics accents without realising I think. Apparently I do it, especially on the telephone.”

Yes, I have known a few people in real life who do that, and I think it's very common in actors, for obvious reasons.
minxymoo
12-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lewi26:
“He's the most cringey pathetic little moaning bitch ever total waste of a housemate”

bitches.sulks.smokes a ciggy.bitches.sulks.smokes a ciggy.why is he even favourite to win? brings virtually nothing to the table.
treefr0g
12-08-2016
I think that he could have breezed this but now he seems to think that the general public want excessive swearing.

In a conversation with Frankie I heard him say that the other night he slept like a muther ******.

What the hell is that supposed to mean? Is that having a peaceful nights sleep or a restless night?

The swearing seems so forced as if he is working to a rule of 20 Fs per hour.
Alrightmate
13-08-2016
I think that Ricky speaks in a generic 'cool and down with the kids' accent that their young presenters adopt on the BBC. You used to hear plenty of young presenters on BBC3 speak like that.
BROXI BEAR
13-08-2016
I really done like his street accent, with every second word being an expletive. I'm finding myself fast forwarding him on the rare occasions he is featured.
DUNDEEBOY
13-08-2016
That dark jacket must be absolutely stinking now he has never had if off since day one
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