Little Irish Girl Prank Calls

[GRiM]

http://www.johntedwards.com/2006/10/15/little-irish-girl-prank-calls/
http://www.johntedwards.com/2006/11/03/more-becky-the-prank-caller/

Here’s some great audio of an 8-year old girl from Dublin, Ireland making prank phone calls.
Becky is featured on an Irish morning radio show.
Get started with a clip (below) where she contacts a demolition company to blow up her school. Fill yer boots, man!

Cute and funny to hear some broad Irish-accent!

enjoy!


(Mosty for Joe´s sake!)

 

[Joe]

http://www.johntedwards.com/2006/10/15/little-irish-girl-prank-calls/
http://www.johntedwards.com/2006/11/03/more-becky-the-prank-caller/

Here’s some great audio of an 8-year old girl from Dublin, Ireland making prank phone calls.
Becky is featured on an Irish morning radio show.
Get started with a clip (below) where she contacts a demolition company to blow up her school. Fill yer boots, man!

Cute and funny to hear some broad Irish-accent!

enjoy!


(Mostly for Joe´s sake!)

that was a good laugh, although it sounds like she has a list of questions to ask based on a "if yes then" and "if no then" and things to say.

Joe

 

[Laura]

That was really cute! And yeah, Joe talks that way!

 

[Keit]

Irish is officially my favorite English ascent! (well, maybe south US is still nice too ;) )
I also can't forget the "quantum baaalls on a quantum fieeeelds"...from Ark's podcast :D

 

[Joe]

That was really cute! And yeah, Joe talks that way!

You must be joking! I ain't no dirty dub! If you want to know what my accent sounds like listen to the demolition company call. The company is in my home town, so the second woman and guy who talks the most are a close match, although I have been forced, over the years, to modify my accent (for simple reasons of understanding on the part of the listener) to the point where I have been accused of being from somewhere in the mid atlantic.

Joe

 

[Approaching Infinity]

That was really cute! And yeah, Joe talks that way!

You must be joking! I ain't no dirty dub! If you want to know what my accent sounds like listen to the demolition company call. The company is in my home town, so the second woman and guy who talks the most are a close match, although I have been forced, over the years, to modify my accent (for simple reasons of understanding on the part of the listener) to the point where I have been accused of being from somewhere in the mid atlantic.

Joe

The horror!

But speaking of Irishmen, here's a couple excerpts from a recently acquired book, "Irish Bulls and Puns", by H. P. Kelly:

An Irishman, hearing of a friend who had a stone coffin made for himself, exclaimed:

"Faith, that's good; shure, an' a shtone coffin w'ud lasht a man a loife-toime!"

"Your money or your life!" growled the footpad.

"Take me life," responded the Irishman. "I'm savin' me money for me old age."

 

[jar]

That was really cute! And yeah, Joe talks that way!

You must be joking! I ain't no dirty dub! If you want to know what my accent sounds like listen to the demolition company call. The company is in my home town, so the second woman and guy who talks the most are a close match, although I have been forced, over the years, to modify my accent (for simple reasons of understanding on the part of the listener) to the point where I have been accused of being from somewhere in the mid atlantic.

Joe

Hey welcome to the mid-Atlantic! I lost my accent a long time ago while becoming "Americanized". Though I don't remember it being an Irish accent, but then again how many Irishmen have mastered French, Spanish and a bit of Portuguese. Now there’s an accent for ya!