I can'twork out who sounds more thick when they speak...Corin or Josie
 

This is a tough one...the northerner or the west country farm girl...i can just picture josie with a pair of dungarees and a straw hat in a field...the fat munter.

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Love both but Corin

Oi, an accent does mean that a person is thick :nono:

I think OP was referring more to what they say rather than how their voices sound :laugh:

He better do :p

Neither. They sound ok to me.

What does sounding thick sound like? By that I would have to be prejudiced and demeaning of others.

There is only a few people in there that have talked complete crap in there and it's not Josie or Corin.

Scabby talks the most cack, followed by Quaver and Gollum.

They are both very intelligent women. Corin is very aware of those around her and is always one of the first to comfort anyone who is upset. Josie is very observant of body language and picks up things others don't.

Both of them talk alot of sense, if only the others would listen to them. They also are not as fond of their own voices as say Ben or Dave are. Now those two do my head in :D

Oi. I was just kidding.

Corin is without doubt one of the thickest people I have seen. This is how she's described Ben.

'He's really like brainy like, coz he went to one of those schools where they sleep over at night.'

Good grief.:sleep:

Toothpick didnt ask who IS the thickest, he/she asked who sounds the thickest. . which quite frankly could easily be Nathan, Josie or Corin.

''What does sounding thick sound like?'' - Generally when someone can't pronounce simple words correctly, they sound thick.

I would Corin like, y'know what I mean, like.....LIKE.

she meant boarding school but yes she did come across as exceedingly thick

Coming across as this makes you win the show. Look at Sophie bb10, Brian bb8. The cycle will continue.

yeah but but after jade near enough every series had some fake twat over overplaying their thickness...

Based on voices, Corin sounds more thick.