To the Brits...

[peedee]

I would just like to say I agree with the previous caller,
and I am a huge fan of the program.
keep up the great work.
You are worth every penny of the licence fee on your own.

Such a fan

Paul from Tring.

 

[Joe55]

I allways thought that an Ass was a cross between a donkey and a horse

You're right Ron. Female horse and a donkey or Jack, aka Jackass. Actually the word ass refers to the dark stripe that runs down the back of an ass crossed by another at the shoulders is, according to tradition, the cross that was communicated to the critter when our Lord rode on the back of an ass on his triumphant entry into Jerusalem.

Joe

 

[Joe55]

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Joe my only real concern is I cannot think of a line from the song to reply with that's appropriate Bugger!

Which is the most expressive single word in the
BRITISH language.

BTW I opened a discussion the other day at the model show.
It is my long held belief that the world would be better
served if we all used the same way of expressing our displeasure with each other.
This would mean that only the language of the 1950's
Cowboy movies was spoken.
So.....the worst I could call anyone might be a
low down cotton picking varmint, or similar, and I bet you are smiling at the thought

Paul

Yer darn tootin!

Joe

 

[peedee]

An frum now on a'hm only talking cowpoke.

Ooh errr!

Rooster Cogpee

 

[mick3272]

I liked Muffin the Mule. Until I discovered Smirnoff
mick

 

[DEL]

Speaking Glaswegian.......Lesson 1
Instead of saying Cheers why not join the locals in one of East end of Glasgows many fine cocktail lounges and greet them with this traditional salutation.
GEEZABREKYABOBAGSORYELGITRAHEIDPITOANYE.
Repeat the above without breaks or breaths. Target time 3 seconds.
For the slower otherwise known as people from Edinburgh see below.
Geez-a-brek-ya-bo(a')-bags-or-ye(ee)-l-git-ra-heid-pit-oan-ye(ee)

 

[mick3272]

Speaking Glaswegian.......Lesson 1
Instead of saying Cheers why not join the locals in one of East end of Glasgows many fine cocktail lounges and greet them with this traditional salutation.
GEEZABREKYABOBAGSORYELGITRAHEIDPITOANYE.
Repeat the above without breaks or breaths. Target time 3 seconds.
For the slower otherwise known as people from Edinburgh see below.
Geez-a-brek-ya-bo(a')-bags-or-ye(ee)-l-git-ra-heid-pit-oan-ye(ee)

Que Senor
Mick

 

[Mark S]

Whats a Galah

These are Galahs Ron.......
A type of parrot that behaves like a bloody Galah.....that is to say like a ratbag or a fruitloop or an idiot.

 

[Huw63]

Speaking Glaswegian.......Lesson 1
Instead of saying Cheers why not join the locals in one of East end of Glasgows many fine cocktail lounges and greet them with this traditional salutation.
GEEZABREKYABOBAGSORYELGITRAHEIDPITOANYE.
Repeat the above without breaks or breaths. Target time 3 seconds.
For the slower otherwise known as people from Edinburgh see below.
Geez-a-brek-ya-bo(a')-bags-or-ye(ee)-l-git-ra-heid-pit-oan-ye(ee)

Iechyd annwyl!!!

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Iechyd annwyl!!!

My only welsh is dialbach " little devil "

 

[Huw63]

My only welsh is dialbach " little devil "

Diawl bach is what you mean... But pretty good nevertheless. In fact I'm almost as impressed as I am with your horses and MM work,

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Diawl bach is what you mean... But pretty good nevertheless. In fact I'm almost as impressed as I am with your horses and MM work,

Stupid computer can't spell it right , I knew there was a W in it , just been so long since I tied that fly . now this spelling is defiantly wrong Huw swien , " mummy's boy "

 

[Huw63]

Stupid computer can't spell it right , I knew there was a W in it , just been so long since I tied that fly . now this spelling is defiantly wrong Huw swien , " mummy's boy "

Now I'm getting lost - swien????????

 

[DEL]

Stupid computer can't spell it right , I knew there was a W in it , just been so long since I tied that fly . now this spelling is defiantly wrong Huw swien , " mummy's boy "

A difficult language Ron it lacks the flowing musicality of Scots Gaelic.......takes a while to tune in ............think Sheep Whisperer

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Lost the book , but the last part of the name is sewin

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

A difficult language Ron it lacks the flowing musicality of Scots Gaelic.......takes a while to tune in ............think Sheep Whisperer

oh similar to Ayrshire speak then

 

[DEL]

Now I'm getting lost - swien????????

So's Ron

 

[Huw63]

A difficult language Ron it lacks the flowing musicality of Scots Gaelic.......takes a while to tune in ............think Sheep Whisperer

Scots Gaelic is another fine language though rarely heard unfortunately. My issue is that Cornish or Breton I can understand but Gaelic (Scots or Irish) has all the resonance of gargling razor blades and gravel to me.

As for sheep you're merely jealous Del that Welsh sheep are more accommodating mainly as we don't fill them with that evil mix you use to make Haggis!

 

[Huw63]

So's Ron

I think more than a few of us were lost many many decades ago...

 

[DEL]

Scots Gaelic is another fine language though rarely heard unfortunately. My issue is that Cornish or Breton I can understand but Gaelic (Scots or Irish) has all the resonance of gargling razor blades and gravel to me.

As for sheep you're merely jealous Del that Welsh sheep are more accommodating mainly as we don't fill them with that evil mix you use to make Haggis!

You horrible Ffilistine ............. here's something truely beautiful