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wiltsman | 23:03 Wed 29th Jul 2015 | Film, Media & TV
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Is it me? I had to turn on the sub titles to understand what was being said on this programme.

I'm not being rude, but my West Country ears can't get attuned to those Scottish voices. Mind, they probably would have difficulty understanding me!
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Haven't seen it, Wiltsman....but your post reminds me of when the late and lovely Owd asked me to put him in touch with Tonyav for a chat on the phone..... I would love to have listened in because both told me later they hadn't a clue what the other was saying....x
23:11 Wed 29th Jul 2015
steady the SW2 will be crying racism!
Haven't seen it, Wiltsman....but your post reminds me of when the late and lovely Owd asked me to put him in touch with Tonyav for a chat on the phone.....

I would love to have listened in because both told me later they hadn't a clue what the other was saying....x
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I hope I didn't gve that impression!
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That must have been some conversation gness!
Tony might enlighten you, Wiltsman......I imagined a lot of ahhhhhs, ehhhhhs and silences.....☺
I had trouble as well wiltsman I consider myself bi-lingual. My father was a scot as was my ex and both my sons-in-law.
Not seen it but I can tell where you are coming from. Used to have conference calls regarding testing of code, with an off-shore company. I could hardly understand one word in three of what the off-shore employees were saying, but being concerned of being labelled racist because of it, I used to agree to everything and hope for the best. Strong accents are a pain. (Especially when other colleagues seem to be much better attuned.)
That is why I refuse to have any contact with my Scottish nieces I dont understand ONE word they say to me.
I sometimes have trouble with the Scottish accent, but on this particular programme, I just put the subtitles on!
LOL, it was one of the weirdest conversations I've ever had, wiltsman. We both ( RIP Owdhammer ) spoke in English but both of us couldn't understand each other accents.
Oh yes, I also had the subtitles on, as I do with many programmes due to too much background noise and also people mumbling.
Thanks, Wiltsman.....Tony and I often talk about Owd...and that conversation.....☺
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I going to give my 'Best Answer' to gness. I hope the rest of you who posted on here don't mind. It wasn't strictly concerning the programme itself, but her recollection of a conversation between the late Owd and tonyav made me smile!

Thank you all for your comments.
That conversation will be in my memory forever, wiltsman. I wish I had recorded it.
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tonyav ...

Then, even more people could have been bewildered!
Exactly wiltsman, would have raised a smile though for anyone that heard it.
As a Glaswegian well what can I say lol
C u Jimmy?
You spiwlt ma paynt!!!
Had a cousin born in Glasgow, later brought up in Northumberland and latterly lived in Durham
Easier when we wrote to each other

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