Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“So do some men.
Did you see Eddie Izzard on Question Time recently?
”
“So do some men.
Did you see Eddie Izzard on Question Time recently?
”
Grayson Perry? Boy George? Johnny Depp? Russell Brand? Gene Simmons?
The Chase (ITV) (Part 4)
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Originally Posted by ChaseNo1_Fan:
“Someone on Youtube has uploading 9 episodes (so far) of S3 of the Chase Australia if you're interested and missing your chase fix. Hope this helped.
(hope they dont get taken down)”
“Someone on Youtube has uploading 9 episodes (so far) of S3 of the Chase Australia if you're interested and missing your chase fix. Hope this helped.
(hope they dont get taken down)”
Hey thanks
I've worked my way through those now.
The Australian host is hyperactive and charmless - nothing like Bradley.
Still, was great to get some Chase action during our UK dry-patch
Originally Posted by Welsh-lad:
“The Australian host is hyperactive and charmless - nothing like Bradley.”
“The Australian host is hyperactive and charmless - nothing like Bradley.”
I think he's great
Originally Posted by davads:
“I think he's great”
“I think he's great
”
He's awful. He asks the contestants questions when he introduces them, then talks over their answers.
The non-stop camp windmill-hands also irritating. Stay still.
Twice now I've heard him say to the chaser: "He / she's gonna take the big offer off us" about the contestant. In our version Bradley's 'us' is always the team.
The way he over-pronounces the answer options also annoying.
One plus point - he does ask the questions very quickly, allowing for high amounts in the cash-builders. It's quite common for contestants to get at least 8Qs right.
Originally Posted by StanTheOstrich:
“The Javan Rhinoceros, the only coffee flavoured animal.
”
“The Javan Rhinoceros, the only coffee flavoured animal.
”
What about the capuchin monkey?
Or the (espresso) bongo?
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“What about the capuchin monkey?”
“What about the capuchin monkey?”
You are so right!
What happened to the narrowboat? Did you get too wide for it?
Originally Posted by StanTheOstrich:
“You are so right!
What happened to the narrowboat? Did you get too wide for it?”
“You are so right!
What happened to the narrowboat? Did you get too wide for it?
”
As it happens . . . . . YES!
But the knees gave out. All that jumping on and off at the locks.
Originally Posted by Justonecornetto:
“Methinks Patricia is Australian”
“Methinks Patricia is Australian”
There's no fooling you, is there JOC?
Originally Posted by StanTheOstrich:
“She's one of your lot.”
“She's one of your lot.”
She was probably deported for hunting haggis outwith the season
Accepting Poker Machine was an interested adjudication choice!
She seems to have accidentally ended up on the Australian Chase rather than the UK Chase
She seems to have accidentally ended up on the Australian Chase rather than the UK Chase
Originally Posted by Justonecornetto:
“She was probably deported for hunting haggis outwith the season”
“She was probably deported for hunting haggis outwith the season”
'outwith' is that a Scottish word?
Originally Posted by StanTheOstrich:
“'outwith' is that a Scottish word?”
“'outwith' is that a Scottish word?”
Yes. It is.
She's not getting easy questions, is she?
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“Yes. It is.
She's not getting easy questions, is she?”
“Yes. It is.
She's not getting easy questions, is she?”
I know Doedelzak is Flemish for bagpipes.
Originally Posted by StanTheOstrich:
“'outwith' is that a Scottish word?”
“'outwith' is that a Scottish word?”
It's in my version of The Greater Caledonian Pictish Word Collection
Originally Posted by Justonecornetto:
“It's in my version of The Greater Caledonian Pictish Word Collection”
“It's in my version of The Greater Caledonian Pictish Word Collection”
I really must get a copy.
Originally Posted by Justonecornetto:
“It's in my version of The Greater Caledonian Pictish Word Collection”
“It's in my version of The Greater Caledonian Pictish Word Collection”
I can speak scottish (but I can't spell it).......
Och, it's guy dreech the day.
I used to work at the Bank of Scotland, in the City, surrounded by homesick Scots.
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“I can speak scottish (but I can't spell it).......
Och, it's guy dreech the day.
I used to work at the Bank of Scotland, in the City, surrounded by homesick Scots.”
“I can speak scottish (but I can't spell it).......
Och, it's guy dreech the day.
I used to work at the Bank of Scotland, in the City, surrounded by homesick Scots.”
Are you the cause of the banking collapse?
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
“I can speak scottish (but I can't spell it).......
Och, it's guy dreech the day.
I used to work at the Bank of Scotland, in the City, surrounded by homesick Scots.”
“I can speak scottish (but I can't spell it).......
Och, it's guy dreech the day.
I used to work at the Bank of Scotland, in the City, surrounded by homesick Scots.”
Various regional accents in Scotland but can imagine it would be quite difficult for Sassenachs to understand most Scots speaking quickly.
Originally Posted by Justonecornetto:
“Various regional accents in Scotland but can imagine it would be quite difficult for Sassenachs to understand most Scots speaking quickly.”
“Various regional accents in Scotland but can imagine it would be quite difficult for Sassenachs to understand most Scots speaking quickly.”
Especially the Glaswegians. Sounds worse than arabic!
Originally Posted by Justonecornetto:
“Various regional accents in Scotland but can imagine it would be quite difficult for Sassenachs to understand most Scots speaking quickly.”
“Various regional accents in Scotland but can imagine it would be quite difficult for Sassenachs to understand most Scots speaking quickly.”
I certainly find it easier to understand the Edinburgh accent rather than the Glasgow one. Mind you I also have massive problems with the geordie accent.
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