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- My haphazard, erratically updated blog about printmaking. Recent posts are for the Critical Debates module on MA Printmaking at Middlesex University
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14 comments:
Get her to beat the 'noying man to death with her big camera.
Right, you can settle this once and for all: Annie Atkins has, without a shadow of a doubt, a very Welsh accent (being Welsh, as she is). I find that fact to be indisputable, but Rosie thinks she sounds English, and Annie herself seems inclined to agree with that. I'm trusting you to recognise a true Taffy when you see one.
Does she smell Belgian, though?
She smelt vaguely French Polynesian last time I saw her, I wonder what that's about...
Yeeha! Annie!
ENGLISH. I don't know why this is, it just is. I get it from my dad I guess.
Pic of Slaminsky here.
And I smell of roses, thanks. And Annie S smells of chocolates.
Too many Annies in one place. I think my brain hurts.
Death by telephoto lens is too good for him, Rad.
Andrew, I'd say Annie has an English accent with a Welsh lilt, but not a strong Welsh accent. Very lovely it is too.
Yes, she does smell of roses Tim, like all ladies do.
Yee ha TB! She was wearing her famous cowboy boots too.
Yay for you, Annie A!
Billy, oh noes, you won't want to come to the Big Summer Blogmeet then...
Anniefest. I like it.
Such a geographical concentration of blogular hotbabeness is responsible for 90% of global warming.
Anniepalooza!
I guess I can accept your summation, Annie S. But when I first met Anniekins I immediately turned round to her and delightedly said "Annie, you're Welsh!", as though this might be news to her. So it's distinctly Welsh enough for me to have picked up on it. And I'm not a very subtle creature.
oh tim I love you
Oh yes - I like Anniefest and Anniepalooza! Y'all are invited. Bring your cute single friends.
I love Tim too.
Andrew, ha! Like the man on the bus who said 'Ginger!' several times to Annie, like she hadn't noticed.
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