Re: Some Funny Pics.
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In 1992, I finished a course (translator and interpreter - English-Hungarian). During the course, we were "tortured" by the extreme people of different dialects; among them was a NZ (otherwise geologist) guy. I still know what subduction zones are for instance.
I still remember when he was saying "the wither is gitting bitter and bitter" (in Spring)
I can remember however that I (as a Hungarian) was "translating" between a guy from Northern England (around Manchaster) and another one from Arkansas, US. After a couple of drinks, they simply did not understand each other.
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Ah, and I have not even told you guys about talking to Rich and Mike. They are hilarious!
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That they are.
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Yeah I've heard Rich...
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@gaieus said:
Ah, and I have not even told you guys about talking to Rich and Mike. They are hilarious!
Try sitting between Rich (Irish) and Andrew Dwight (Aussie) at a pub, after a bunch of brews they sound the same.
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@solo said:
...after a bunch of brews they sound the same.
But already understandable. Especially spiced with some SA folks around...
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Soon it time to go skiing...
Look at this smart trick...
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SKIING!! I can't wait to go away soon!
Funny because I was also about to post a winter sports video:
Surprising amazing stunt! His eyebrows say it all, "What the.....did I just do that?!!"
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more big deck humor
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Sorry for the poor image quality...still funny though!
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@dancoast said:
Sorry for the poor image quality...still funny though!
Love it when even big companies retain a sense of humor!
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lol
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Very good. Ha ha.
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I'll never eat a chocolate Santa again.
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So easy...
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