Passing A Damp And Dreary Sunday Afternoon Watching The Very Funny Kevin Bridges

[Bobbisox1]

But struggling to understand his Glaswegian accent, I've friends who are from Glasgow and I understand them no bother

[douglas9401]

There's a world of difference between a Glasgow accent and Glesca one.
Oor Kev's a bit Glesca but no' much.

[rowanwitch]

I went out to feed the birds, fell over in the mud, went home looking like a front row forward on a wet day. that was funny too

[Bobbisox1]

I have no problem listening to Billy Connelly Doug

[emmie]

i never noticed the difference when up in Glasgow, I don;t find Kevin all that funny to be fair.

[emmie]

me neither.

[Bobbisox1]

By all accounts Emmie,some stuff is best not understood , I asked Mr B ' was that the nasty four lettered word he just used?
It was so I've given up, prefer Mr Connelly haha

[Toorak]

He talks quite fast - maybe that’s why he’s difficult to understand. I really like him.

[Bobbisox1]

He does talk very fast Toorak

[emmie]

Billy was not unknown to use many a swear word on stage, i still love him though

[Bobbisox1]

Billy swore frequently, I went to see him years ago , he was so funny

[Bobbisox1]

Switched to watching Chris Ramsey , at least I'll understand it :0)

[emmie]

i liked his shows, and when he went on to Parkinson, funny still

[Bobbisox1]

Yes indeed it's sad he's now got Parkinson's disease

[New Judge]

Subtitles available?

I used to love Rab C. Nesbitt but couldn't handle it without the subtitles. Same with Taggart (at least the early ones with Mark McManus. The later ones with Alex Norton weren't so bad). Don't start me off by mentioning "Auf Wiedersehen Pet".

[emmie]

and has had since 2013

[Bobbisox1]

Lol@NJ
Funnily enough I could understand Rab C

[emmie]

so did i

[burlyshirley]

I'm a big fan of Kevin Bridges and have been for a while, but I admit once he gets going I do miss a lot of his jokes because I struggle to understand what he's saying !