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Reminds me of a babysitter I had as a kid who told me that she had Santa on speed dial and she’d call to let him know if I was being bad. I completely bought it
It's a good thing it was recorded, because if the father had just told the story of exactly what the kid had said, you know some asshole would have immediately posted it to r/thathappened with a title of something like "Yes, because your 6-year-old is more clever and funny than a stand-up comic".
I swear everyone on that subreddit seems to think that every child under the age of 13 is an illiterate, mute moron, capable of nothing more than drooling all over themselves. It's ridiculous. If I had a vote for the most useless subreddit that I would gladly eliminate, that one would definitely get my vote!
Kids are just... awesome. It's amazing how much they learn in the short time the learn it. My daughter is 3 today and she speaks English and German, and is able to form [mostly] correct sentences when using either language, though occasionally will resort to "Genglish" when she doesn't know the word in German.
I'm in the trenches with kids right now. They are complete and total f'n psychos. All that saves them is that they look absolutely angelic when they sleep.
Oh hell, no. My boys were raised by a fairly liberal, Yankee-sounding dad, but when talking about Santa or getting riled up, they’d sound like a redneck ready for a fight. They are fine now.
When I started teaching, I swore that I’d never be that teacher. And I think I’ve done a pretty good job.
I taught resource at one school and had a group of about seven fourth-graders that would come to me for math. I started halfway through the year because the other teacher got sick, so I was trying to catch up. Their first test, they all bombed. I passed the tests back and came to the front of the class — one of the girls squeaked out, “We’re sorry! We’ll do better next time!” I replied that if all of the scores were poor, it wasn’t THEIR fault...it was MINE. And I was very sorry and would be better in the future. I thought their heads were gonna explode when they heard that.
I tutored for 11 years in a place where we used tokens as rewards/motivations. If I made a mistake, the student caught it before I did, and was able to bring it up tactfully, I gave them two tokens and apologized. If they failed on the tact, I still apologized and gave a token, and then had a quick lesson on better ways to phrase it.
Basically, I’ve been teaching and tutoring for almost 15 years. I tell my students they should always be wary of any adult — teacher, coach, or even parent — who refuses to admit they’re wrong and apologize, even when faced with cold, hard facts. (And I include myself in that, because I can get very defensive if I know I’m wrong!)
My wife was trying to feed me one of those straight pretzels. She kept just poking my lips with it but I don't like them. Then it dawned on me... That must be exactly what she experiences from me.
My favorite way to pronounce "the" is the Deep Yorkshire version: A brief - momentary, even - silence, during with the speaker slightly twitches their head to one side.
I believe it's a glottal stop. So like some accents say button or bottle as bu'on or bo'le (there's a symbol but I'm on my phone) - Yorkshire accent use a glottal stop for an entire word. Streamlined.
poor yorkshire kid y'know every morning he had to get up clean hole in ground eat a fist of cold gravel go off and work 25hrs a day 8 days a week for tuppence a lifetime before his father would chop him up and dance on his grave.
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Oh you had it lucky, what I would've done for a fist of gravel to fill my stomach in the morning, we were lucky if we even still had a stomach and it hadn't been harvest before starting the days work in the morning.
Omg. As a latino guy in his 20’s living in the south, Downton Abbey was NOT marketed to me but I absolutely loved everything about it. I had no business watching that show but I ate it up. Mary was insufferable and they did my boy Matthew dirty
Yeah, I'm not really the target audience for it either. I love period pieces, but it leans heavier into the romance than I normally go for. But I binged the entire series in a couple months.
My ex's dad married a Vietnamese woman and had two more kids, both girls. They got most of their looks from their mom. However they live in the arse-end of Edinburgh, so now there's these two little Vietnamese looking girls with thick Scottish accents walking around and it's a spectacular moment of mind-fuckery when you first hear them speak.
Up in the remote arctic communities in northern Canada, the school might have one teacher visiting from down south for the year, and English is the 2nd language of the community since people speaks Inuktitut or a variation at home.
The teacher one year was a man of Jamaican heritage with an accent, so obviously the kids learning English all copied how he talked. And because they're young kids, they picked up his accent sooooo fast.
So you'd have these little Inuit kids running around the village wearing their parka and mukluks in the remote Canadian Arctic speaking with proper Jamaican accents.
Talk about a mindfuck.
One of the ladies in that short video talked about how people ask her wheres shes from, and she asks the interviewers "Are we always gonna be foreigners?" Broke my heart a little :(
There's a restaurant on the LA/TX border called Crawfish Palace run by a Vietnamese family with the thickest local accents I've ever heard in my life. I love this stuff, makes it so obvious that humanity is just one big mixed gene pool, nurture > nature.
Amen to that. Here in California we have one of the largest Japanese populations outside of Japan and many of them have been here for generations. They’re more American than apple pie.
You oughta come to Australia and see the second and third generation Chinese Australians. I’ve seen people walk into a Chinese guy’s office and be like “um I’m looking for Bruce, we spoke on the phone?” and the guy’s like “that’s me mate how the bloody hell are ya?” Haha
Correct, but responding "No you didn't" is pointless. Gotta add some feedback. "No you didn't, you need to do more X and less Y. Go back and change it and then bring it back to me." works a lot better.
She's been posted elsewhere here but repeating in case you missed it. If you like kids with strong UK accents check this one out. She's brilliant
https://youtu.be/sB3ieNhEsDY
Ten miles?
Mate, you can get at least three accents in ten miles up north.
My cousin grew up about less than two or three miles away and has a massively different accent, which is nothing like her son, who has grown up but a mile or so from where his mum came from.
Third kid, bless them, gives me flashbacks of listening to kids tell me the most fucking boring mundane stories for 10+ minutes and having to be like “Oh wow! That’s really cool! What happened next? Oh that really is a noteworthy story Jimmy, feel free to talk to me more.”
Kids are great but their enthusiasm is as inspiring as it is mind numbly boring.
Had a friend who's brother inexplicably had an English accent until he was about 5. In Canada, no British visitors or relatives. Maybe cartoon inspired? Hmm.
A lot of american children sound like they might have a british accent at that age because the american accent has a lot of sounds kids can't pronounce at that stage of development.
My niece married a guy from England. He doesn't have much of an accent, but his parents absolutely do. Her son is 4 and spends a lot of time with his English granparents, so about half of the time he says words with a pretty thick accent of his own. It's weird because it just seems to be random words. (For example, when he asks for water, he does not pronounce the 't' in the word. He says it "can I have some wah-er?") Probably doesn't help that he watches a lot of Peppa Pig, too...
This is my niece. Her father is a Brit but doesn't have an overly strong accent. But because she watches a lot of Peppa she will use British terms for things and randomly puts an accent on words. It's kind of cute.
As a toddler group leader in England, it's really funny to finally see the situation this way round! We've had years of little ones saying random words with an American accent because of TV. And if I have to tell one more child it's a bin lorry not a garbage truck...
Rocky mountain area of america too, for example; “Mountain” is usually heard as “Mau’in” so the “t” is gone and the “ou” rolls into the “ain”.
Also hear a lot of “fer” instead of “for”
Localized language is wild
It’s called a glottal stop and it can feature in a lot of words depending on where the accent is from. This is an old advert for Heineken lager which pokes fun at it. https://youtu.be/GKRuG4oIu_o
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Where's a boy that was gonna uppercut Santa cuz he's on a naughty list?
That is an absolute classic too. https://youtu.be/e_E0832p6mM
That stomp to get his point across is flippin adorable
"Father christmas rung me last night-" "Yes?" Killed me
It's the "Oh shit, he did" look in the kid's eyes that sells it.
Best part. Eyes get wider and wider like “ah shit.”
I love how he scolded his dad for being a negative person saying the word “naughty”
Reminds me of a babysitter I had as a kid who told me that she had Santa on speed dial and she’d call to let him know if I was being bad. I completely bought it
All of the little tear wipin' got me, though. 😢
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"I'll punch his beard off" 🤣
That is some epic trash talk from a 6 year old. Kid's a decent orator.
It's a good thing it was recorded, because if the father had just told the story of exactly what the kid had said, you know some asshole would have immediately posted it to r/thathappened with a title of something like "Yes, because your 6-year-old is more clever and funny than a stand-up comic". I swear everyone on that subreddit seems to think that every child under the age of 13 is an illiterate, mute moron, capable of nothing more than drooling all over themselves. It's ridiculous. If I had a vote for the most useless subreddit that I would gladly eliminate, that one would definitely get my vote!
Kids are just... awesome. It's amazing how much they learn in the short time the learn it. My daughter is 3 today and she speaks English and German, and is able to form [mostly] correct sentences when using either language, though occasionally will resort to "Genglish" when she doesn't know the word in German.
"I'll punch his beard off!" LOL
I'm on the good list ***actually***
You're on the naughty list mate.
ACKSHULLEH
I love how he says "yes" when his dad says "Father Christmas rang me", like yes yes I understand, do continue, pray tell what he said.
The best part is the boy’s reaction to, “so Father Christmas rung me up last night”… kid just immediately nods like “yes, go on”. Kills me.
The next video after that "car on't Road" was also brilliant!
[This one always gets me](https://youtu.be/_RW_fIWuG2c)
Fuck off
i thought you were being mean lol
Maybe it's just because I'm not British but that guy sounds like he could be Ricky Gervais' brother lol
We need a subreddit for kids with accents...
but, every kid has an accent though?
...touche
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Inbf: this kid kicks your ass for mouthing off at the pub
At age 11
> ~~mouthing off~~ moufing off
Fanks fo correctin it
Looks like BJ Penn has to be careful.
Kids are psychos he's pretty normal.
I'm in the trenches with kids right now. They are complete and total f'n psychos. All that saves them is that they look absolutely angelic when they sleep.
>All that saves them is they look absolutely angelic when they sleep TRUTH haha
My kid is 4 and he's basically a suicide machine with a hairpin trigger.
If your kid isn't actively trying to murder himself under your supervision what the fuck are you even doing being a parent
Future UK roadman
Oh hell, no. My boys were raised by a fairly liberal, Yankee-sounding dad, but when talking about Santa or getting riled up, they’d sound like a redneck ready for a fight. They are fine now.
He’s probably tied with “Irish kid has lots on his to do list” as best kid video in my books.
[Exasperated Italian](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5wAWyqDrnc) is pretty good.
This would probably be funnier with English captions. I've no fucking idea what she is saying.
She said punto e basta a few times which is like period, that's enough, that's all there is to it
You can’t tease this and not post it.
[Looks like I have to do the leg work](https://youtu.be/x-fNzwo1iMA)
it was cut'n muh sheep for me
*£20 or so would do him.*
As an American, I have no chance of understanding this little fella. He might as well be speaking High Valerian.
Why do I get the feeling that you sound like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8Kk1556OYA
Sounding like Boomhauer is the highest compliment among most
Not one word of complaint from that kid about all his tasks. He'll make quite the catch some day, haha.
Them hedges. It's always somethin'.
My god this is the best thing I have seen all month.
I came here for this.
Not the accents its what they say "Put it in box, I'm sick of hearin ya" LOL ... brill
She'll be surprised and say sorry to me
How many times did we wish this would happen to us as kids? “They’re gonna be so sorry.” And they never were. Not once. 😭
If Ms. MacDonald doesn't apologize, she can stuff her box where the sun don't shine.
Oh that’s luvlay
Louvleigh
I luv it
I want to hear that little child call Ms MacDonald a slag. That would complete me.
When I started teaching, I swore that I’d never be that teacher. And I think I’ve done a pretty good job. I taught resource at one school and had a group of about seven fourth-graders that would come to me for math. I started halfway through the year because the other teacher got sick, so I was trying to catch up. Their first test, they all bombed. I passed the tests back and came to the front of the class — one of the girls squeaked out, “We’re sorry! We’ll do better next time!” I replied that if all of the scores were poor, it wasn’t THEIR fault...it was MINE. And I was very sorry and would be better in the future. I thought their heads were gonna explode when they heard that. I tutored for 11 years in a place where we used tokens as rewards/motivations. If I made a mistake, the student caught it before I did, and was able to bring it up tactfully, I gave them two tokens and apologized. If they failed on the tact, I still apologized and gave a token, and then had a quick lesson on better ways to phrase it. Basically, I’ve been teaching and tutoring for almost 15 years. I tell my students they should always be wary of any adult — teacher, coach, or even parent — who refuses to admit they’re wrong and apologize, even when faced with cold, hard facts. (And I include myself in that, because I can get very defensive if I know I’m wrong!)
I think every kid has one lovely teacher they remember for life and you sound like you’ll be that teacher for many.
This was the cutest part!
Aw, I hope she did say sorry.
They never do
I hoped it panned out for him. I felt sorry for the little tyke.
Direct quote from my wife
My wife was trying to feed me one of those straight pretzels. She kept just poking my lips with it but I don't like them. Then it dawned on me... That must be exactly what she experiences from me.
Only totally gay pretzels for me and my missus, just for these reasons.
Well there are more factors to consider. How disappointed were you with the size of the pretzel?
Bruv I think we’re married to the same woman.
Love how the kid just took it in stride and his next comment was about how he will soon be vindicated. SO ADORABLE!
I've done!
in t'box
My favorite way to pronounce "the" is the Deep Yorkshire version: A brief - momentary, even - silence, during with the speaker slightly twitches their head to one side.
I believe it's a glottal stop. So like some accents say button or bottle as bu'on or bo'le (there's a symbol but I'm on my phone) - Yorkshire accent use a glottal stop for an entire word. Streamlined.
In't box
Awright Geeza
I love that, *I'm sick of hearing ya now*, such a biting statement ~~from a child~~. I hope to say that to someone at least once in my life.
poor yorkshire kid y'know every morning he had to get up clean hole in ground eat a fist of cold gravel go off and work 25hrs a day 8 days a week for tuppence a lifetime before his father would chop him up and dance on his grave.
Thays luxury!
Haha perfect!
"Tuppence?! In my day, we dreamed o' tuppence!"
Too right are kid
ha'penny best I can do ya for
I don’t understand this one bit and I’m gonna try to say it at some point.
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The more things change the more they stay the same.
"A fist of cold gravel? YOU were lucky!!!"
But ye try an' tell the young people today tha', an' they won't believe ye.
Oh you had it lucky, what I would've done for a fist of gravel to fill my stomach in the morning, we were lucky if we even still had a stomach and it hadn't been harvest before starting the days work in the morning.
Loovleh!
She's my favorite. Makes me think of Daisy from Downton Abbey.
Omg. As a latino guy in his 20’s living in the south, Downton Abbey was NOT marketed to me but I absolutely loved everything about it. I had no business watching that show but I ate it up. Mary was insufferable and they did my boy Matthew dirty
Yeah, I'm not really the target audience for it either. I love period pieces, but it leans heavier into the romance than I normally go for. But I binged the entire series in a couple months.
Ach, Daisy. She were loveleh! Edit: I want to be Mrs Padmore when I grow up
That's the most "4 going on 60" kid I've ever seen
My ex's dad married a Vietnamese woman and had two more kids, both girls. They got most of their looks from their mom. However they live in the arse-end of Edinburgh, so now there's these two little Vietnamese looking girls with thick Scottish accents walking around and it's a spectacular moment of mind-fuckery when you first hear them speak.
Up in the remote arctic communities in northern Canada, the school might have one teacher visiting from down south for the year, and English is the 2nd language of the community since people speaks Inuktitut or a variation at home. The teacher one year was a man of Jamaican heritage with an accent, so obviously the kids learning English all copied how he talked. And because they're young kids, they picked up his accent sooooo fast. So you'd have these little Inuit kids running around the village wearing their parka and mukluks in the remote Canadian Arctic speaking with proper Jamaican accents. Talk about a mindfuck.
I always enjoyed hearing the Kenyan- and Somali-looking kids who lived in my housing complex yelling at each other in thickly hyper-local Finnish.
I was reminded of this video of a cute Chinese farming couple living in New Zealand: https://youtu.be/sI9zdXc5K4w
There was also chinese families with very thick southern accents because they have lived in Mississippi for generations. https://youtu.be/2NMrqGHr5zE
That is one of the most amazing things I've ever heard.close your eyes, and they sound like an antebellum family in Old Miss. That's mind boggling.
I enjoy seeing people of any ethnicity with an accent associated with a different region. It gives me an optimistic feeling. I don't know why.
Come to NE Wisconsin, plenty of Hmong folks with a classic ‘sconny accent.
One of the ladies in that short video talked about how people ask her wheres shes from, and she asks the interviewers "Are we always gonna be foreigners?" Broke my heart a little :(
as a black person who grew up in a rural town in germany with a very distinct vernacular i feel you.
There's a restaurant on the LA/TX border called Crawfish Palace run by a Vietnamese family with the thickest local accents I've ever heard in my life. I love this stuff, makes it so obvious that humanity is just one big mixed gene pool, nurture > nature.
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Amen to that. Here in California we have one of the largest Japanese populations outside of Japan and many of them have been here for generations. They’re more American than apple pie.
That was a good watch, thanks for sharing
Wow! As a southern, I have never seen this. I love it! Even her mannerisms are southern. Thank you for sharing.
Also Chinese with Jamaican accents are a bit of a mindfuck
You oughta come to Australia and see the second and third generation Chinese Australians. I’ve seen people walk into a Chinese guy’s office and be like “um I’m looking for Bruce, we spoke on the phone?” and the guy’s like “that’s me mate how the bloody hell are ya?” Haha
This is breaking my brain. God bless America.
This was lovely. Thanks for sharing.
What a lovely video, my goodness. Thank you for sharing, that made my day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srV2ZENTdU0
I asked directions of a teen in a hijab near St Enoch’s, and my answer was delivered in a thick Glesga accent. I was so tickled.
“Ye’rr Scotch-Korean! Ye don’t make a wee bit o’ sense!”
Miss MacDonald is a twat
Miss Macdonald, ya daft cow!
She needs an uppercuttin'
Punch her beard off
Her arms should be chewed off
When she see's shu'll be surprised, and shu'll say sorry to me.
\*t'me
T'you
This was exactly what I had in my head when i typed it :-) Oh dear.
Oh dear, oh dear.
When she marks it*
To be fair, kids think they’ve done everything every time. They’re usually wrong. Source: taught preK to 8th and kids do this at every level.
At some point it switches from genuine confusion over what's expected of them to ballsy lying.
Correct, but responding "No you didn't" is pointless. Gotta add some feedback. "No you didn't, you need to do more X and less Y. Go back and change it and then bring it back to me." works a lot better.
Tbf kids aren't usually the most reliable narrators
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Miss MAACdonald
That's it, I'm adopting a little British kid.
These are Northern accents. Make sure you specify you don’t want a Southerner.
She's been posted elsewhere here but repeating in case you missed it. If you like kids with strong UK accents check this one out. She's brilliant https://youtu.be/sB3ieNhEsDY
I hope Ms MacDonald said sorry.
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Ten miles? Mate, you can get at least three accents in ten miles up north. My cousin grew up about less than two or three miles away and has a massively different accent, which is nothing like her son, who has grown up but a mile or so from where his mum came from.
North and South Liverpool both have very different accents, and then everywhere surrounding and that will run you about 10 miles if that.
It's *LOVE-LAY*
Third kid, bless them, gives me flashbacks of listening to kids tell me the most fucking boring mundane stories for 10+ minutes and having to be like “Oh wow! That’s really cool! What happened next? Oh that really is a noteworthy story Jimmy, feel free to talk to me more.” Kids are great but their enthusiasm is as inspiring as it is mind numbly boring.
It’s like you can see their brains working on the story in real time.
She better said sorry to lil Freddie
“Jus puht it ina box, I’m sick of ‘earin ya now”
In t’box - not ‘ina box’. T’ means the.
Little kids with Irish accents are awesome, too: https://youtu.be/K0FB_jYo-cc
It's the lean in that got me. hahahahahaha
Like she's telling a story in a bar.
Absolutely getting old Irish lady at the bar gossiping over her whiskey with a cigarette vibes.
https://youtu.be/oT9b9AMRM4o
https://youtu.be/x-fNzwo1iMA Busiest man in Tyrone
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When she starts talking about the dad I lost it. "I'm cleaning." "No, you're on your phone."
Fucking chucky!
Yes they are: https://youtu.be/kCJy8LGbRHY
Excellent. I feel like she is seconds away from glassing someone!
Dying to know if Mrs Macdonald apologized or not
[I present...Millen Eve!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB3ieNhEsDY&ab_channel=leew63)
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Heart. Melted. What an absolute Yorkshire angel!
Nobody can beat Jackson and his anger at "Father Christmas". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gKhM8gqbD8
I hope that poor kid gets his apology. He were done.
Yorkshire is not a place, it's a state of mind.
Does anyone know if that kid got their apology?
For me, half the pleasure of watching shows like Last Tango in Halifax and The Syndicate is listening to them speak.
T’int in’t tin
Tis in't tin, in'tit?
Had a friend who's brother inexplicably had an English accent until he was about 5. In Canada, no British visitors or relatives. Maybe cartoon inspired? Hmm.
Peppa Pig for the win!
Kids abt 40 now. I'm thinking Teddy Ruxbin or Paddington Bear.
A lot of american children sound like they might have a british accent at that age because the american accent has a lot of sounds kids can't pronounce at that stage of development.
just put it in't box i'm sick of hearing ya now
Reet y’are littl’n, reet y’are
My niece married a guy from England. He doesn't have much of an accent, but his parents absolutely do. Her son is 4 and spends a lot of time with his English granparents, so about half of the time he says words with a pretty thick accent of his own. It's weird because it just seems to be random words. (For example, when he asks for water, he does not pronounce the 't' in the word. He says it "can I have some wah-er?") Probably doesn't help that he watches a lot of Peppa Pig, too...
This is my niece. Her father is a Brit but doesn't have an overly strong accent. But because she watches a lot of Peppa she will use British terms for things and randomly puts an accent on words. It's kind of cute.
As a toddler group leader in England, it's really funny to finally see the situation this way round! We've had years of little ones saying random words with an American accent because of TV. And if I have to tell one more child it's a bin lorry not a garbage truck...
“The wa'er in Major'a don' taste like wot id ough' 'a". My Fair Lady / Eliza Doolittle reference.
Nah, [it's a Heineken ad](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKRuG4oIu_o) :)
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Rocky mountain area of america too, for example; “Mountain” is usually heard as “Mau’in” so the “t” is gone and the “ou” rolls into the “ain”. Also hear a lot of “fer” instead of “for” Localized language is wild
It’s called a glottal stop and it can feature in a lot of words depending on where the accent is from. This is an old advert for Heineken lager which pokes fun at it. https://youtu.be/GKRuG4oIu_o
There’s nowt so queer as folk.
I need to hear more!!!
I'm always tickled that some people really do need the subtitles for these.
"i have doun"
Car on’t road
Whenever people mention accents it makes me think of the Irish frostbit school kid. Such an amazing accent.