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I bought Tunnocks teacakes because of you. I used to watch Still Game with me mam, a mad Irish woman from Limerick who loved Scottish humour too. Five years gone now. Ut I felt I can watch now because you are keeping me company. ❤ Thank you for making me laugh again. Julie in Manchester with Jimmy the cutest cat x👩🦰😻🐈⬛😂
My Leccy Bill has went from £186. a quarter in 2022 and now it's £680 a quarter Scottish Power another of our utilities flogged off to foreign hands who only care about their shareholders and fleece their customers.
I am loving these reaction... You're take on it is amazing. You seem to understand pretty much all of the context, accent and jokes. Keep them coming. ❤
Mi dad had a magnet on leccy meter for years, and a fake gas meter, it was heaven, heating on all winter, day and night, and dryer, lights everything goin, we knew when meter reader was due, he'd take them off, put the originals back on and run them for a few days non stop, so he still had a bill, that was years ago now, don't think you could do it now 😁
Aye, the older you get you find people that you know start to die more frequently. I'm almost 50 and have noticed it right enough. From in-laws and siblings to friends and parents. Still, I enjoy my life even though I'm skint all the time. Can understand people doctoring the electricity boxes. I remember it being quite the thing when I was growing up Scottish but living in Ireland since '88. I pass the Curragh regularly going from Dublin to Cork. What a brilliant first job. All that fresh air. Cheers for this. A brilliant laugh before work in the morning. 😎
7:20 Death in real life doesn't bother me. It doesn't make me cry either... However when I watch really happy or really sad films and TV shows, especially ones which are based on a true story, I usually end up crying.
I can relate so well, only 5 films have ever made me cry though Unsure if okay to add but most I cried irl was as I wanted to be "normal" but I spelt days crying myself to sleep as my brain and eyes converted to me prefer guys over girls
Another Scot here, great reaction vid. and the 4 seasons in one day is so true. I can see from the head of loch ness that a rain fall is forth coming. Time to get the washing in from the dried
Ouch, my electric highest is £150 a month and I live alone, I'm on edf and live in Sussex if want to know area (Sussex cost more than further north on cost), I think max year was like 2900-4000kw a year (I forgot what I read)
Lekky bill for me in the North West UK is £113 per month but its a dual-fuel thing so that's gas too. Either way it's a fair chunk of any income in my poor area.
I didn't know you were from Co. Kildare, Eddy. I've been to Kildare before. Beautiful place. A friend and I went out with a couple of sisters who were originally from Dublin but one of them stayed in Ballymany Manor in Kildare. We stayed in Dublin for a week and Kildare for a week too.
@@Eddycheeee No, we were in our 20’s so no time for sensible things like shopping. We basically got drunk the whole time. I loved the pubs in Dublin too. The barmen took their jobs very seriously, it wasn’t just pouring a pint to them.
Love you reaction to this great gem of a show introduce my dad to this show and he loves . A episode you have to watch is fresh lick wait do the end of that episode. 😂😂😂 #KRO
I never understood why they wrote in the joke at 14:35 as at no point is it suggested that Bobby is actually married in fact as the show progresses it becomes apparent that he doesn't exactly have a way with the women, it is funny though
Why do you have to have seen many dead people to be able to handle it like that. I'm sure I'll say the same when I walk in on my dad, & it will be me, there's literally no1 else, same with my mum, I'm the 1. Course with my dad I'll probably say another arsehole, but then also, he never asked to be born same as the rest of us. I don't understand people that don't understand death, I am yet to see my first corpse & I'm 34. But really, I have to be disconnected & dumb about it when I encounter it, that final horizon having been passed never to return, & you being the 1 to confront their corpse, no longer them & yet, entirely them in escence. I mean, in this country we all go through the morgue almost all with an autopsy, this is where you tell me you've somehow never thought about that, or the eventual return of every atom that made you up, as only a temporary custodian. We, every last 1 of us, is only renting, after all. Why is it a problem to not have to hear shorts & a tiny tshirt? That absolutely baffles me, I havent even moved my radiator since last year, I literally haven't used it once this winter & I haven't needed it, & I live on the East coast of Scotland
I'm 39 and hadn't been to any funerals until I was in my late teens or early 20s. Since then I've been to the funerals of an uncle, an aunt, my grandma, my grandad, at least 3 people I worked with, and a guy who I went to Primary School with. I've probably forgotten one or two. I also should've been to the funeral of a cousin, however no-one told me about it. She was killed by a taxi driver who did a hit-and-run... He claimed he mistook her for a stone in the dark. It went to trial and he was either given a suspended sentence, or he was found not guilty of manslaughter/murder. How that is possible I have no idea. I've also seen a woman in her 80s or 90s get her head smashed open, and was clearly dead when she was lying in a pile of blood, by a guy who drove through a Red light. No deaths were mentioned in the news however. I've also seen a guy get his leg broken by my brother-in-laws nephew when they kicked the football at the exact same time... And I've seen my brother-in-law with his head smashed open at my grandma's wake, after he somehow tripped, and demolished roughly 2 metres of a strong wooden picket fence, which was supported by metal poles cemented into concrete every metre. He had no idea where he was or what had happened, and kept claiming he was fine, even though he was pouring blood and couldn't stand up. People panic, and people cry... Yet none of it ever bothers me. However other people crying sometimes makes me cry. Films and TV shows with really happy or really sad storylines affect me more than reality.
