Eternally Yours - Whassup, mah NSG'ers?

[Forster Keys]

Thank you! You can't have a truly equal society. Nothing will get done! There will always be someone in charge!

You can have people take on responsibilities without creating an unofficial caste system.

The further you depart from a welfare state, the more a society starts to resemble feudalism.

[Liriena]

OK. I'm off to take a shower and go to sleep.

GOODBYE, EVERYBODY!

[Forster Keys]

OK. I'm off to take a shower and go to sleep.

GOODBYE, EVERYBODY!

Nighto muchacho!

[Jerusalem and Damascus]

OK. I'm off to take a shower and go to sleep.

GOODBYE, EVERYBODY!

Night, my Argentine friend!

[New England and The Maritimes]

OK. I'm off to take a shower and go to sleep.

GOODBYE, EVERYBODY!

I, too, must go do things and bed time.

[Jafas United]

I'm just faffing with yer, dawnt worry.

I fancy myself passable with the accent, but not the slang.

I love Yorkshire slang. And obviously Cockney Rhyming Slang is of a much lower caliber.

I'm trying to teach myself the accent, so far I'm faring well but near as makes n'matter.

[Forster Keys]

OK. I'm off to take a shower and go to sleep.

GOODBYE, EVERYBODY!

I, too, must go do things and bed time.

Night Nem.

[New England and The Maritimes]

I, too, must go do things and bed time.

Night Nem.

[Forster Keys]

I fancy myself passable with the accent, but not the slang.

I love Yorkshire slang. And obviously Cockney Rhyming Slang is of a much lower caliber.

I'm trying to teach myself the accent, so far I'm faring well but near as makes n'matter.

I just love accents. I'm not sure if they're accurate or just comical (read: racist) caricatures. But I'm not sure where all the distinctions in the northern English accents are.

[Forster Keys]

Night Nem.

[New England and The Maritimes]

I love Yorkshire slang. And obviously Cockney Rhyming Slang is of a much lower caliber.

I'm trying to teach myself the accent, so far I'm faring well but near as makes n'matter.

I just love accents. I'm not sure if they're accurate or just comical (read: racist) caricatures. But I'm not sure where all the distinctions in the northern English accents are.

I think you can capture the soul of any British accent by taking some time and meditating on the fact that your life is awful and boring and miserable and you will never do anything you want to do or have fun ever.

[Vousielle]

You can have people take on responsibilities without creating an unofficial caste system.

You don't need a caste system. You just can't have a purely equal society.

What do you think classes are, exactly? It is an unofficial caste system.

[Jerusalem and Damascus]

You don't need a caste system. You just can't have a purely equal society.

What do you think classes are, exactly? It is an unofficial caste system.

Not really. A caste system would require a complete lock-in to your status based on birth and societal convention.

[Forster Keys]

I just love accents. I'm not sure if they're accurate or just comical (read: racist) caricatures. But I'm not sure where all the distinctions in the northern English accents are.

I think you can capture the soul of any British accent by taking some time and meditating on the fact that your life is awful and boring and miserable and you will never do anything you want to do or have fun ever.

Very true. And imagine your name's Nigel. And you live in Hull.

[Forster Keys]

What do you think classes are, exactly? It is an unofficial caste system.

Not really. A caste system would require a complete lock-in to your status based on birth and societal convention.

Yar, one can transition between classes, even if it's difficult sometimes. Transitioning between castes is often a little more harder to pull off.

[Avalar]

What do you think classes are, exactly? It is an unofficial caste system.

Not really. A caste system would require a complete lock-in to your status based on birth and societal convention.

And that is just silly!

[Vousielle]

What do you think classes are, exactly? It is an unofficial caste system.

Not really. A caste system would require a complete lock-in to your status based on birth and societal convention.

Hence the unofficial, it isn't set in stone or anything, and mobility is possible, but compared to a completely equal and classless society it isn't so extraordinarily far off. People being discouraged from marrying 'beneath them' for instance.

[Jafas United]

I love Yorkshire slang. And obviously Cockney Rhyming Slang is of a much lower caliber.

I'm trying to teach myself the accent, so far I'm faring well but near as makes n'matter.

I just love accents. I'm not sure if they're accurate or just comical (read: racist) caricatures. But I'm not sure where all the distinctions in the northern English accents are.

I don't mean to do it in a rude or insulting way, it's just out of my interest in English accents.

But there's quite a distinction between many northern English accents. The Liverpudlian accent is quite squeaky, Mancurians tend to put more emphasis the last letter of each word, and there are a few others too. Yorkshire is my personal favourite, as you can see.

[Jerusalem and Damascus]

Not really. A caste system would require a complete lock-in to your status based on birth and societal convention.

Hence the unofficial, it isn't set in stone or anything, and mobility is possible, but compared to a completely equal and classless society it isn't so extraordinarily far off. People being discouraged from marrying 'beneath them' for instance.

Bloody internet.

But I would say we've moved away from that. Additionally, I would be inclined to agree with Avalar. A classless society really isn't possible unless you do it the Spartan Way, and force poverty on people rather than having everyone enjoy prosperity.

[Grenartia]

Well, school's out for me. Just hope I didn't do too badly for PE...

[Avalar]

Hence the unofficial, it isn't set in stone or anything, and mobility is possible, but compared to a completely equal and classless society it isn't so extraordinarily far off. People being discouraged from marrying 'beneath them' for instance.

Bloody internet.

But I would say we've moved away from that. Additionally, I would be inclined to agree with Avalar. A classless society really isn't possible unless you do it the Spartan Way, and force poverty on people rather than having everyone enjoy prosperity.

Really? You agree with me?

[Jerusalem and Damascus]

Bloody internet.

But I would say we've moved away from that. Additionally, I would be inclined to agree with Avalar. A classless society really isn't possible unless you do it the Spartan Way, and force poverty on people rather than having everyone enjoy prosperity.

Really? You agree with me?

Regardless of our other views, yes, I am a capitalist. I don't believe that the rich should dominate the poor, mind you, but I do agree classes are a sort of natural thing.

So, in short, yes.

[Avalar]

Really? You agree with me?

Regardless of our other views, yes, I am a capitalist. I don't believe that the rich should dominate the poor, mind you, but I do agree classes are a sort of natural thing.

So, in short, yes.

Well rich dominating the poor is not quite how I would put it, but great!

[Forster Keys]

I just love accents. I'm not sure if they're accurate or just comical (read: racist) caricatures. But I'm not sure where all the distinctions in the northern English accents are.

I don't mean to do it in a rude or insulting way, it's just out of my interest in English accents.

Yeah same here.

But there's quite a distinction between many northern English accents. The Liverpudlian accent is quite squeaky, Mancurians tend to put more emphasis the last letter of each word, and there are a few others too. Yorkshire is my personal favourite, as you can see.

Liverpool and Birmingham I can define and imitate, to an extent. Life on Mars began my long love affair with Manchester accents.

[Avalar]