The radio show you posted is a wind up. Scot from Scotland isn't Scottish. Listen to his accent. My guess is he's either a scouser or a Mancunian. Listen to how he pronounces certain words - Scoa'ish is the classic English pronunciation of Scottish.
Yes you're right. I was thinking that while listening but thought I'd see what DL said about it. It was the 'Forfar' pronounciation that was miles off for me. And the ancient East Fife 5 Forfar 4 cliche'. Slight irish accent aswell but might be scouser. Still funny though.
Ha ha funny.
ReplyDeleteAnd this is why I don't do pole dancing..
http://uk.video.yahoo.com/watch/8251857/21944533
Poley, it's a good one! I don't think Granny would be too happy.
ReplyDeleteNo she would go mental ( if she hadn't passed away :( ).
ReplyDeleteThis one is funny. How to make a fortune with farming.....
http://eyetube.me/play/Comedy/how_to_make_money_farming
banned....
ReplyDeletethe banner on top of 'your vid says ...
" Can't remember who this is or where I stole it from"
So it's not your video ;)
I borrowed it in order to track down the actor. It's David Mitchell from 'peep show'.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Mitchell_(actor)
I've put 'your' video back.
Poley, That is a good one as well, but it says it's submitted by Banned, but not to worry.
ReplyDeleteHarbingers, that is a cracker!
ReplyDeleteBanned, it's a good one. Do I sense some nicking going on here?
ReplyDeletePoley, he's also that programme with Dara O'Briain, or whatever he's called. The one that Frankie Boyle used to be on.
ReplyDeleteDL. That's right. 'Mock the Week'
ReplyDeleteTry this one. It starts quite civil then goes apeshit. ...
http://eyetube.me/play/YouTwat/English_Scottish_Relations
Poley,
ReplyDeleteThe radio show you posted is a wind up. Scot from Scotland isn't Scottish. Listen to his accent. My guess is he's either a scouser or a Mancunian. Listen to how he pronounces certain words - Scoa'ish is the classic English pronunciation of Scottish.
Harbs....
ReplyDeleteYes you're right. I was thinking that while listening but thought I'd see what DL said about it. It was the 'Forfar' pronounciation that was miles off for me. And the ancient East Fife 5 Forfar 4 cliche'.
Slight irish accent aswell but might be scouser.
Still funny though.
Poley, good, but as Harbinger says, not a Scot, but funny anyhow!
ReplyDeleteHarbingers, or someone from Dundee, pished!
ReplyDeletePoley, the English cant roll their arse properly!
ReplyDeleteHey guys, I was only doing irony.
ReplyDeleteBanned, I know.
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