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  "And yes, fook is me writing fuck with a scottish accent..." :scottish
  "Accents are fookin hard! Especially when they're written and not fooken spoken like they should be." :scottish
 
- "A simple lexical and grammatical analysis is hardly fooking sufficient. Most of accents are in the way the words are spoken, not the fookin words themselves!" :scottish
+ "A simple lexical and grammatical analysis is hardly fookin sufficient. Most of accents are in the way the words are spoken, not the fookin words themselves!" :scottish
  "It's entirely my own fookin fault laddie, I'm aware." :scottish
  "I am however channeling a scot right now, and it feels fookin natural to complain." :scottish
  "Again, all uses of fookin and mentioning of haggis is entirely coincidental, this is my own made up accent, that simply shares similarities with scottish..." :scottish
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  "I put some salt on it, which is an incredibly basic wee bit of seasoning..." :scottish
  "I feel like putting on a kilt and going down to the loch." :scottish
  "Would a scotsman ever actually say that they're going to put on a kilt and go down to the loch?" :scottish
- "It sounds way too cheesy, even for a wee scot. Not saying all scots are wee. In fact I imagine it sounds cheesy for any scot, wee or not." :scottish}
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+ "It sounds way too cheesy, even for a wee scot. Not saying all scots are wee. In fact I imagine it sounds cheesy for any scot, wee or not." :scottish
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+ "G'day mates, it's aussie time." :australian
+ "I've been to australia before, I learnt the word bogan there. I pet a koala too, and saw a guy playing the didgeridoo." :australian
+ "I went there after my surgery, when I was basically a bludger. I visited family there, and btw bludger is an australian word for someone who doesn't pull their weight" :australian
+ "Australians also use the word yobbo, usually for someone who is drunk, or tends to get drunk." :australian
+ "Yes I realise I gave up on the writing australian pretty quickly and I'm just slipping an aussie word, like dinkum, in here and there." :australian
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+ "It's hard! Writing in odd made-up half-accurate dialects, forcing me to use words like bogan. If you're wondering bogan is like redneck but aussie." :australian
+ "This really wasn't my best idea, was it, my koala loving bogan reader." :australian
+ "It isn't all bad I must say, I got to learn words like dinkum. What's interesting about dinkum is it first appeared in australia, but it's sometimes used in england too!" :australian
+ "Also words like yakka, which comes from aboriginal and means work." :australian
+ "Specifically, yakka comes from the Yagara indigenous language." :australian
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+ "Oh my bogan day, I've only done ten! This is so boring! I'm just plopping in an aussie word like bogan here and there, it sucks!" :australian
+ "I feel so sorry to whomever is reading this, if someone is, it's a lot of yakka." :australian
+ "And yes, I do mean that's it's both hard yakka to write and hard yakka to read." :australian
+ "I like the work yakka, it makes me think of appa from avatar legend of aang." :australian
+ "Fuck I'm so mentally worn out, why did I procrastinate so much, I'm such a bludger." :australian
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+ "Seriously, I procrastinated my exam prep to like a week and a half before the date like a bogan. And it was pushed back a week!" :australian
+ "And then I procrastinate this, my major project, until literal days before it's due, like a dumbass yobbo!" :australian
+ "I haven't even started my cyber assignment yet, it's due in less than a week from now, I'm such a nork." :australian
+ "I'm not going to say what nork means here, but I will say that it's australian, and excellent." :australian
+ "It's excellence does not mean you want to be called a nork, for instance spoons are excellent, but being called one is not good." :australian
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+ "At least I think being called a spoon is bad, it's in my lexicon of mild insults for people who irk me, like yobbos." :australian
+ "Or maybe bogans." :australian
+ "Honestly I don't have any real prejudices against a group of people, like bogans or yobbos or anything." :australian
+ "I've never understoon it, the desire to think poorly of people you don't know, so what if someones a yobbo? A yobbo is still a person." :australian
+ "But I digress, I'm finally at the end of this cruel and unusual punishment of my own making, nork that I am." :australian}