The Virtual Pub
Come Inside... => The Snug => Topic started by: Pastis on June 17, 2008, 04:28:37 PM
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Zut alors!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/7458683.stm
Makes me wonder what other announcements could do with a change of accent rubschin:
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My mum always said that the (female) announcer at Slough station had 'a lovely voice'...
She could never understand how she was always on duty whatever time she traveled through there either... ::)
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I rather fancy the Central Line at Bank could do with something to relieve the tedium of the "Mind the Gap - Stand clear of the doors". Given the origins of most of the station staff there perhaps it should be preceeded by a loud teeth sucking and spoken with a broad West Indian Accent.
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My mum always said that the (female) announcer at Slough station had 'a lovely voice'...
She could never understand how she was always on duty whatever time she traveled through there either... ::)
I had an aunt who always used to say "Thank you" to speaking clock eeek: Or TIM as we like to remember him.
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My mum always said that the (female) announcer at Slough station had 'a lovely voice'...
She could never understand how she was always on duty whatever time she traveled through there either... ::)
I had an aunt who always used to say "Thank you" to speaking clock eeek: Or TIM as we like to remember him.
Ahhh... TIM... cloud9:
I always say 'thank you' to the directory enquiries recorded message... redface:
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Come to think of it, why not the Speaking Clock in the style of Stephen Hawking, with a full explanation of his theory of time, on the hour! ;D
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Come to think of it, why not the Speaking Clock in the style of Stephen Hawking, with a full explanation of his theory of time, on the hour! ;D
'cos it is prolly 95p/min now! lol:
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Come to think of it, why not the Speaking Clock in the style of Stephen Hawking, with a full explanation of his theory of time, on the hour! ;D
There was a young woman named Bright,
Who traveled much faster than light.
She set out one day In a relative way,
And returned home the previous night.