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Started by lofty, February 02, 2013, 04:10:45 PM

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Lazy B'stard

I like David's delivery style. It's very 'English'. Also in an age where everything is changing so fast, and the circuit changes so much I find the continuity that his longstanding tenure brings to be comforting. If you sit late on an evening on the pit straight, listening to his report, you can close your eyes and imagine you are sat opposite the Dunlop building that was removed to make that corporate whore house they ironically call the 'Welcome'.  It's nice to hang on to the old days.

As for Chuck 'Straightaway' Dressing and Jim 'PooJoe' Roller.... I like them too. They are fans, they love the race. I love Radio LM and I hate seeing them get knocked. They do a good solid job despite the ACOs efforts. They should get every true fans backing and support.
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Grand_Fromage

On the subject of 'Americanisms'... who was the American voice on RLM who insisted on calling Mercedes "Merk-say-dees"?


Robbo

Having been really bored lately and listening to re-runs of the race, Jim 'poo joe' Roller does have some weird pronunciations especially in 2011 when the pitlane team were sponsored by the Nissan 370 zeeeeee.

As for last year, and no offence but women in the pitlane - NO, an american in pitlane - NO, so an american women was a huge NO-NO (Sorry Shea Adam but the pitlane should be patrolled with irony, sarcasm & wit, not really american traits!)
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Grand_Fromage

#18
Thinking about it...

I'm not sure what is worse; Americans with 'normal' mangled pronunciation, or Americans even more horrible attempts to pronounce things the English / European way... or (worse still) using English slang words.

There is nothing worse than hearing them say 'cheerio' or call pounds 'quids', or calling policemen 'bobbys'.

Lorry

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