lcafiero
Well-known member
My wife and I share a sense of humour
We have to. She doesn't have one.
Hope Mrs. Tictastic doesn't see this . . .
My wife and I share a sense of humour
We have to. She doesn't have one.
No worries mate !!Hope Mrs. Tictastic doesn't see this . . .
No way 50, but to make up for that, they have an abundance of donkeys.I but are they gonna be able to get 3 wise men????????
No way 50, but to make up for that, they have an abundance of donkeys.
Ha Ha, the best one yet
Thing is Larry i understood every word of that apart from Welsh, think i will become an emergency stand by pilot for American airlines when heading for ScotlandNot football related, but pretty funny just the same.
belter Larry! HH,jist imagine, we speak the same language!!!!!!Not football related, but pretty funny just the same.
Aye but dae we?belter Larry! HH,jist imagine, we speak the same language!!!!!!
Thing is Larry i understood every word of that apart from Welsh, think i will become an emergency stand by pilot for American airlines when heading for Scotland
Thats brill think i will contact the guy and apply for a job with him.There's a comment in the YouTube video list that says essentially the same thing. Which makes it even more hilarious. Of course, the Yanks are the funniest of all -- "Your accent is very thick. Is it possible to not have it?" (also, Kate McKinnon, the blonde air traffic controller, is one of my favorite comic performers here)
Here's the YouTube comment: "I’m a Scottish air traffic controller working at the London centre, and i swear to god that this is representative of pretty much every time I have to control a United or Delta flight."
Aye but dae we?
He's got fatter, and balder.
And richer and drunker and older and bitterer.He's got fatter, and balder.
Nedlloyd, sounds like a bank the klan would tap.Aye. Ano, it took me a few games early last season to get used to the nuances of the language, but I got it down over time. Funny story (to me, anyway): By some linguistic miracle, I am "fluent" in Australian and proved it back in the '80s when I moved to San Francisco and was a temp worker in the tariff department for Nedlloyd, an international cargo carrier. Apparently, the Sydney office sent up a couple of guys and no one could understand them, except me. So while they were here, I was the "translator," which was pretty funny.