Voice Activared Lift/Elevator in Scotland (Bad Language)

[Mike]

This is amusing, if you didn't see it before, I apologise,
for the bad words.

Mike.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

It's a common misconception. People assume Scots speak English.

 

[hollydolly]

This is amusing, if you didn't see it before, I apologise,
for the bad words.

Mike.

I sw this a very long time ago....still funny now...

 

[jujube]

My cousin lived in a  fawncy apartment, whose elevator had a voice that was, I guess, someone from England who had been living in Ireland for a very time.

She lived on the third floor, which was announced as "turd floor". I had a giggle every time.

 

[hollydolly]

My cousin lived in a  fawncy apartment, whose elevator had a voice that was, I guess, someone from England who had been living in Ireland for a very time.

She lived on the third floor, which was announced as "turd floor". I had a giggle every time.

that's how the Irrish pronounce TH at the beginning of any word....tirty, ( thirty) tree.(three) tought ( thought)...tanks ( thanks) etc

 

[hollydolly]

My cousin lived in a  fawncy apartment, whose elevator had a voice that was, I guess, someone from England who had been living in Ireland for a very time.

She lived on the third floor, which was announced as "turd floor". I had a giggle every time.

who says fawncy ?

 

[jujube]

who says fawncy ?

I do....when describing something as "fancy" isn't "fawncy" enough. Like an apartment complex that apparently feels it's too classy to be in Orlando.

 

[MaddHollander]

The was an old timer who ran a freight elevator in NYC’s garment district who looked and sounded just like the actor Barry Fitzgerald. He was originally from Belfast and if you annoyed him he would say, “I’m callin the peelers on ya.” I found out peelers are cops.