Mistaken identity

[Walsingham]

http://img.dailymail.co.uk/video/cabbie.wmv

 

 

The BBC mistakenly bring the cab driver sent to get a technology 'expert' onto the set. The thing I love is that despite his trouble with English he basically gets across the key points. Either he's a smart cookie, or the experts talk toffee. :D

[Nick_i_am]

London cabbies > technology experts.

[Tigranes]

His expression at the start is awesome.

[Darque]

[Judge Hades]

I read about this in the paper the other day. Hilarious.

[Calax]

it's kinda funny... it seems more like she's trying to talk around him rather than with him.

[213374U]

Yeah, I saw this in the news. They also showed a picture of the actual expert. Nice how nobody noticed that the white, middle-aged, thin technology expert they were expecting had somehow turned into a large, young black fellow.

[Judge Hades]

Well, that's british news. In America the News service gains the information before anyone else, including government intelligence. In Britain, the news service is just oblivious.

[kirottu]

YAY. Let

[Judge Hades]

That is what these forums are for.

[kirottu]

No. These forums are for Love.

[Judge Hades]

Sorry, but you just aren't my type.

[Surreptishus]

I am hoping that Hades was actually referring to tabloid papers with his remark and not the BBC.

[Walsingham]

Well, that's british news.  In America the News service gains the information before anyone else, including government intelligence.  In Britain, the news service is just oblivious.

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No offence, but that's the daftest thing I've heard for weeks.

[Tigranes]

But its true, American News gets information faster than anybody else!

 

Then they don't report it.

[Gorth]

A pro actor couldn't have handled it better than the poor guy, and yes his expression at the beginning is priceless.

 

I would still prefer BBC as my news provider over any other news service in the world though

[Judge Hades]

No offence, but that's the daftest thing I've heard for weeks.   

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No offence taken. I was rather fatigued when I wrote that. Night shifts really messes up one's sleep schedule.

[Dark_Raven]

No offence, but that's the daftest thing I've heard for weeks.   

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No offence taken. I was rather fatigued when I wrote that. Night shifts really messes up one's sleep schedule.

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Nightshift? Sleeping away the day now?

[Judge Hades]

I work 10 PM to 8 AM Saturday through Tuesday, and I normally get about 4 to 6 hours a sleep a day.

[Dark_Raven]

Four hours of sleep? No wonder you are always cranky.

[Judge Hades]

I really can't sleep longer than that. Holdover from when I was in the Navy.

Edited May 20, 2006 by Judge Hades

[Calax]

Personally I'd love that shift... and do you get 2 hrs overtime?