nona the brit  +  311977 Sun, 07 Jan 07 05:28 PM Sandhurst, yes it is. nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all.

	Englishuser  +  312105 Sun, 07 Jan 07 07:27 PM Hi Nona, there are (a few) people who can say oh hello to sound like air hair lair. Out of curiosity: How often do you meet people who speak with that accent? Do you have any friends or relatives, for instance, who tend to speak that way? Englishuser Englishuser Joined on Thu, Mar 30 2006 Regular Member 717 Accents

	Marvin A.  +  312135 Sun, 07 Jan 07 07:55 PM @Englishuser, do you speak URP, or do you have a regional accent?  What part of the UK are you from? Marvin A. Joined on Fri, Dec 8 2006 Regular Member 638 Accents

	nona the brit  +  312498 Mon, 08 Jan 07 09:37 AM No EU, I don't have any friends or relatives who speak that way. I don't really mix in Sloane rangerey/trust fund baby circles.  I have met one or two people who do, although it is being exaggerated a tad in the joke. nona the brit Jokes

	Lil' Ruby Rose  +  312764 Mon, 08 Jan 07 06:44 PM The mothers of some of the 'gels' I went to school with weren't far off  an "Air Hair Lair" accent - but I've never met anyone under 40 with as cut-glass an accent as that.  That will be the moderating influence of ITV, then? Lil' Ruby Rose Joined on Wed, Dec 20 2006 Regular Member 879 Enlightenment is always preceded by confusion. Accents