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**hector** · 26th January 14, 12:47 AM

Sorry gens,

It’s stronger than myself. But for those who have not seen this video, I want to share it with them. It has nothing to do with the kilt but it happens somewhere in Scotland.

Click on the link and enjoy…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FFRoYhTJQQ

**Laird_M** · 26th January 14, 01:25 AM

Love it.

**BCAC** · 26th January 14, 04:19 AM

Ecellent! That actually had me laughing (first time in ages). Thanks for sharing.

**MNlad** · 26th January 14, 05:57 AM

What a great way to start the day. Thanks.

**Laird_M** · 26th January 14, 11:37 AM

Showed my wife their Scottish accent one -she loved it.

**tpa** · 27th January 14, 03:49 PM

Thank you for that. One company I worked for in Dorset, England, used to call me in when they wanted to talk to one of their Scottish suppliers to make the call.

**Macman** · 27th January 14, 05:11 PM

That is one of my favourite skits, Hector. It's brilliant!

**David** · 28th January 14, 06:28 AM

I laugh at this on a regualr basis. Its not just lifts that have a problem with the scottish accent. The voice recognition systems in cars are a problem; the Kia range of cars are terrible, to the extent it is possible to see people shouting at and hitting their cars while trying to make a phone call using the in-car system, I know its not just me, I have proof. Trying to phone home, or as the nice Kia lady says "hyoooouummmmm" is particularly frustrating. She does not recognise the following:SevenNineEleven - of course she doesn'tA good number of my common contacts including for some reason "head office" are impossible for her to understand. I have given up programming site names into my phone book, she just says "cancel" to names such as Novar, Kilbraur Ford is better - just.That was a bit of an old geezer rant, wasn't it.