How could ANYONE not love this couple? They have a super sense of humour and they are so down to earth, no pretensions, they laugh out loud at these ambiguous situations. I just LOVE them to bits.
I can't get enough of Mickey Flanagan, there only seems to be three filmed recordings of his gigs and they are priceless in their content. And I live in the UK! Perhaps I'm not looking in the right places?
One of my favourite mix ups used to be about a brand name. The brand for sellotape/scotch tape in Australia used to be Durex but in the UK Durex is one of the leading brands of condom 😀
Hi Brad & Lucy. I love your reactions. It is very clear that you two have great chemistry and are so well matched as a couple. Best wishes from the UK.
Great reaction. I’m from Edinburgh Scotland. And spend a lot of time in Mississauga Ontario. I was shocked and left shaken when the lake snow arrives never seen anything like it. We don’t get that kind of weather in Scotland. 😉😉. And just for the record. I’ve also got webbed feet 😂😂😂
Always wanted to see a US/CAN reaction to this sketch from micky 🤣 cheers guys 👍 PS you should look up Lee evans and Michael mcintrye they are also hilarious
Very good. There are a couple of real bits of cockney rhyming slang such as Barnet (fair) for hair and syrup (of fig) for wig. Loved the reaction. Funny you said going oot for out and hise for house. Guess that's the Canadian accent.
In the UK flip-flops are any footwear that are supported by a strap at the front but with no back - so they make the flip-flop noise. They don't have to go through your toes, I've never worn that style of flip-flop. I suppose you call them sandals then? In the UK a sandal would have a back to it. In the UK a sandal is any shoe (with a back) where a substantial amount is missing leaving the foot open. So a sandal becomes a flip-flop when there is no back to it.
Yes, sandals have the strap around the ankle. flip flops have no back. However, you can get a hybrid version with a sandal strap at the front and nothing on the back. Then I don't have to split my toes 😁
My Yorkshire accent can get me in trouble when working with US folk. We normally shorten words like "Wouldn't, shouldn't, Couldn't" down and they end up pronounced as "Wunt, shunt and Cu*t". I have to be very careful when saying "you couldn't" to anyone outside of Yorkshire.
Love your reactions and totally loved your faces when you realised where this was going ,Micky is an awesome comedian and 1 of only 2 comedians who have had me laughing from the start of their shows to the end when I've seen them live.Keep the vids coming 👍👍
Here in Australia "root" means something different too. In the US and Canadia you "root" for your team. In Australia if you "root" for your team you have somewhat slippery morals!
As an American living in Australia, it took numerous strange looks when I would say "I'm rooting for St. Kilda" before a colleague explained the Aussie meaning of the term. Not to be put off engaging in the unique sport of AFL, I switched words and started saying "In the Grand Final I'm pulling for Geelong." I'm sure you understand why that didn't help!
Just seen this one , been watching yooz for years and i can remember saying to yooz that the whereabouts of the monroe clans because of lucy's surname , but brad you also have a scottish surname in bradley dear sir , congrats
reference the 'Barnet - look up cockney rhyming slang - (Barnett Fig = wig) and the term 'syrup' is short hand for 'syrup of figs' = WIG. Why us Brits used metaphors that were several syllables longer than simply saying 'wig' I cannot answer
Thong in the UK is the same as Canada, flipflop in UK is the same as Canada too. is so funny as I'm a Londoner too, we actually pronounce house ''ass'' in the East end of London. :} its true...lol
I sympathise with Brad ,I can't wear flip flops due to having foot abnormalities too. my big toes are set too far apart from my second toes and my second toe is the same length as my little toes on both feet,so it can't grip the flipflop correctly. How ever after breaking my left foot 13 years ago by big toe shifted ( it set badly) so I could wear a flipflop on one foot. It's not so sad though as I have hobbit feet so it's probably for the best .
I also have webbed feet and l wear flip flops (yes in the UK we call them flip flops) when l visited Australia and found out they called them thongs l couldn't stop laughing,
Considering the amount of bacteria that breeds between the toes, having webbed feet is probably an evolutionary advantage. Maybe one day we'll all catch up.
Aquaman ! and bunion Girl ! Who'd of guessed pmsl. Bald and proud here too, own it. Don't threaten us with Brad as a women jeez ! Actually I'm here for it
Accents can be very confusing. I remember a man from Barnsley in the UK, where they have some very odd pronunciations themselves, saying he'd met a woman from Sheiffield, which is pretty close, geographically, but who have some different ways of pronouncing words. She said "I've had new windows put in my house." Only the way she said it, it sounded more like arse, the way Micky was saying it in this clip. Which conjured up quite an image.
I love the "things said but not said" in this "we didn't get oot into the cold"..translates as "the bastard moose were oot gnawing up the garden, but Covid rules meant I couldn't get oot there and hit them with a hockey-stick"
I just have to say for Britain and Australia c*nt is a softer word in use. I know Americans find it awful. But it’s a jokey/loving/insulting at different times. That’s was jokey
Sooo, Brad's a non-transvestite, wigless amphibian. Sounds pretty cool to me. A sort of Canadian version of the duckbilled platypus (a rare tributary of the evolutionary river).
Oh, and final comments - Brad has never worn a wig, yes sir! That's a man! we all bald at some point, the true test of manhood is whether you can accept it and shave your head to keep it tidy...or go down the path of Mordor and try for ever lesser illusions....As for Lucy not being able to wear shoes she used to because of bunions....i'm gonna chip my tuppence in here, the fact that womens' fashionable footwear has a "terminal-point of usuage" vis-a-vis your feet getting fucked-up probably should be a lesson to young women
So, i'll be in and out (of the comments section) before you know it ..... - consider having a look at this one next....Micky Flanagan - Useless Men & Drunk Women
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Syrup = syrup of figs = wigs cockney rhyming sland
Barnet = Barnet fair = hair
Thanks you so much for clearing that up! I had no idea what he meant by "Syrup" and instead of "Barnet" I thought he was saying "bonnet"!
lol...I am a day too late as that is exactly the 2 things I have just written:)
He also says "nut" which means head.
trouble and strife , apples and pears ,
How could ANYONE not love this couple? They have a super sense of humour and they are so down to earth, no pretensions, they laugh out loud at these ambiguous situations. I just LOVE them to bits.
I can't get enough of Mickey Flanagan, there only seems to be three filmed recordings of his gigs and they are priceless in their content. And I live in the UK! Perhaps I'm not looking in the right places?
3 pronged club foot.... Holy shit.. I laughed hard at that 🤣 😂 .. you two brighten my day funny 🤣
One of my favourite mix ups used to be about a brand name. The brand for sellotape/scotch tape in Australia used to be Durex but in the UK Durex is one of the leading brands of condom 😀
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Hiya Tim, it freaks people out when Australians in Britain ask for a roll of Durex.
@@eddiebirdie1545 Well if you apply the DUREX correctly. it will be just as effective as a condom.......Maybe not as much pleasure though.
Yay, watching from New Zealand. First visitor.
Love you two you both got good sense of humour! Ann from UK
Thank you Ann 😊
Hi Brad & Lucy. I love your reactions. It is very clear that you two have great chemistry and are so well matched as a couple. Best wishes from the UK.
Thank you David 😊
Great reaction, watching in the early hours from South West England 🏴
Same, but not so early lol
Watching in the late morning hours... in the south west, uk!
South east is where it’s at
@@robs715 what's up from Basingstoke!
@@multiversal2023 no way lol I’m Basingstoke too!
More Cockney (London) Rhyming Slang.
1/ "Barnet" =Barnet Fair=HAIR.
2/ "Syrup" = Syrup Of Fis=WIG :)
You two are perfect for eachother
Great reaction. I’m from Edinburgh Scotland. And spend a lot of time in Mississauga Ontario. I was shocked and left shaken when the lake snow arrives never seen anything like it. We don’t get that kind of weather in Scotland. 😉😉. And just for the record. I’ve also got webbed feet 😂😂😂
Micky's Day To Yourself is also a belter
Having The House To Yourself is the one I mean. Its great
We have a street in Melbourne Australia , it's called Wombsocket ... always gives me pause for thought .
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I love you guys, because you are down to earth people with a good sense of humor.
Hi from the UK 🇬🇧. I absolutely loved your reaction and your relationship is wonderful to see. Thank you for making me laugh.
Thank you so much!! 😊
Not long seen your channel. I love the pair of you. Your such a breath of fresh air. Please don't ever stop
This Mt & Mrs kill me🤣. If you're ever in England come to Cockermouth!
It's on our bucket list 😊
I deliberately watched the news on channel 4 with signing for the deaf when cockermouth was flooded one winter.
😂😂 watching in the south east of England. Funny eastender old Micky, he’s quality
First time I had seen this routine! Nice to have some people to laugh along with! Brilliant!
Always wanted to see a US/CAN reaction to this sketch from micky 🤣 cheers guys 👍
PS you should look up Lee evans and Michael mcintrye they are also hilarious
We have done a few of theirs 😁😁🍻🍻
See when you say your cold.... I have to go to bed with gloves, a hat, 3 jackets. And I was still shivering. Crazy. Lol.
Watching you guys from 100f Las Vegas. Grass is always greener. 🥵
Found your channel this afternoon - must have good beer and pot in Northern Ontario !!!!!
Great reaction - thanks from Kingston Ontario.
Welcome aboard Andy 😁🍻
Love this clip and your reaction, glad you enjoy his comedy. You are such a cool couple. 👍😂🤣😁🇬🇧
They're still flip flops in the UK. If you missed the bit with the 'syrup' it's short for syrup of figs=wigs. Barnet is hair.
Flip flops in uk as well but lived in aussie as a kid definitely thongs there.
Very good. There are a couple of real bits of cockney rhyming slang such as Barnet (fair) for hair and syrup (of fig) for wig. Loved the reaction. Funny you said going oot for out and hise for house. Guess that's the Canadian accent.
I am from uk too and your reactions are worth missing sleep for 👍👍👍👍
You are both my favourite obsession now. You're both so much fun.
Wow, thank you!
Our Queen signs her name Elizabeth Regina,(it means Queen in Latin.)🏴
I did not know that 😲😊
In the UK flip-flops are any footwear that are supported by a strap at the front but with no back - so they make the flip-flop noise. They don't have to go through your toes, I've never worn that style of flip-flop.
I suppose you call them sandals then? In the UK a sandal would have a back to it. In the UK a sandal is any shoe (with a back) where a substantial amount is missing leaving the foot open. So a sandal becomes a flip-flop when there is no back to it.
Yes, sandals have the strap around the ankle. flip flops have no back. However, you can get a hybrid version with a sandal strap at the front and nothing on the back. Then I don't have to split my toes 😁
'Ooooott' is so sweet. 🤗
In the UK we use the word Thong in the same way you do. Australians do their own thing 😄
My Yorkshire accent can get me in trouble when working with US folk. We normally shorten words like "Wouldn't, shouldn't, Couldn't" down and they end up pronounced as "Wunt, shunt and Cu*t". I have to be very careful when saying "you couldn't" to anyone outside of Yorkshire.
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Love your reactions and totally loved your faces when you realised where this was going ,Micky is an awesome comedian and 1 of only 2 comedians who have had me laughing from the start of their shows to the end when I've seen them live.Keep the vids coming 👍👍
Thank you so much 😁
More Cockney (London) Rhyming Slang.
1/ "Barnet" =Barnet Fair=HAIR.
2/ "Syrup" = Syrup Of Fis=WIG :)
You two are comedy gold!
The reason Aussies call flip flops thongs, is cos the bit on flip flops that goes between your toes is actually called a thong.
And that's why we in the UK think Aussies are "so thong, but so right"
Here in Australia "root" means something different too.
In the US and Canadia you "root" for your team. In Australia if you "root" for your team you have somewhat slippery morals!
i uk I've heard a few peeps use the phrase "completed" or "I've completed her" instead of rooted , little bit mean , but funny xD
If I thought my sex life helped Aston Villa I'd root anything with a pulse.
As an American living in Australia, it took numerous strange looks when I would say "I'm rooting for St. Kilda" before a colleague explained the Aussie meaning of the term. Not to be put off engaging in the unique sport of AFL, I switched words and started saying "In the Grand Final I'm pulling for Geelong." I'm sure you understand why that didn't help!
yup thongs are same here as Canada , good reaction!
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Just seen this one , been watching yooz for years and i can remember saying to yooz that the whereabouts of the monroe clans because of lucy's surname , but brad you also have a scottish surname in bradley dear sir , congrats
Hi Brad and Lucy, I’m loving your channel. You both are so uplifting to watch so thanks. Much love from Scotland 🏴
Thanks so much😊
reference the 'Barnet - look up cockney rhyming slang - (Barnett Fig = wig) and the term 'syrup' is short hand for 'syrup of figs' = WIG. Why us Brits used metaphors that were several syllables longer than simply saying 'wig' I cannot answer
The Aussies name for Sellotape/Scotch Tape used to be called Durex...
Which in the UK at least is the leading brand of condoms...
I love this.. iv watched it lots & everytime i watch the arse/house bit.. it still makes me laugh lol x
Sucks that the Lee Evans vid got taken down but Micky will cheer me up
in the uk, a thong is underwear. And we call flip flops "Sandles", but some call them "flipflops" too
Oh gosh! Micky! 🥰🥰
yeah. Enjoy the great ootdours
world-wide webbe :D
Brilliant reaction and banter as always!
The police invited themselves in to my house once. Hmm, maybe the less said about that, the better...
(Noisy party. Hey, I was young and it was uni!)
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i wish i could find a woman that would look at me as lucy looks at you brad, that is real love x
I really like you two 😂😂😂
I used to feel the same going up Geoffrey's Passage in Guildford 😎
Don't forget Faye's Passage too 😄
In Rotherham they're much more direct, I often shot up Butt Hole Road. Sadly it's no longer available.
@@RandomShart Is it one way now, exit only?
Thongs are thongs & flip flops are flip flops in England
It's 💕here 🌵🍀from UK
Love the way you two joke with each other, I reckon ya beautiful wife holds some of her jokes back though, let em oot
Thong in the UK is the same as Canada, flipflop in UK is the same as Canada too. is so funny as I'm a Londoner too, we actually pronounce house ''ass'' in the East end of London. :} its true...lol
Awesome 😂
Great stuff guys, this one also very good if you haven't covered it yet - Micky Flanagan - Women vs. Men
Great suggestion! 😊
I sympathise with Brad ,I can't wear flip flops due to having foot abnormalities too. my big toes are set too far apart from my second toes and my second toe is the same length as my little toes on both feet,so it can't grip the flipflop correctly. How ever after breaking my left foot 13 years ago by big toe shifted ( it set badly) so I could wear a flipflop on one foot. It's not so sad though as I have hobbit feet so it's probably for the best .
He's so right about how we take the piss over here.
another great vid.
As they say in Derbyshire never mind Me old Duck
I’m with you Brad, I have webbed toes too 🤣
I also have webbed feet and l wear flip flops (yes in the UK we call them flip flops) when l visited Australia and found out they called them thongs l couldn't stop laughing,
Considering the amount of bacteria that breeds between the toes, having webbed feet is probably an evolutionary advantage. Maybe one day we'll all catch up.
Never thought of that 😁
Aquaman ! and bunion Girl ! Who'd of guessed pmsl. Bald and proud here too, own it. Don't threaten us with Brad as a women jeez ! Actually I'm here for it
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Accents can be very confusing. I remember a man from Barnsley in the UK, where they have some very odd pronunciations themselves, saying he'd met a woman from Sheiffield, which is pretty close, geographically, but who have some different ways of pronouncing words. She said "I've had new windows put in my house." Only the way she said it, it sounded more like arse, the way Micky was saying it in this clip. Which conjured up quite an image.
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Flip flops in the UK. Love ya.
So Brad is the Man from Atlantis?
Thought initially you were Americans but realised you both weren’t loud enough 😆😆🇬🇧🇬🇧
I love the "things said but not said" in this "we didn't get oot into the cold"..translates as "the bastard moose were oot gnawing up the garden, but Covid rules meant I couldn't get oot there and hit them with a hockey-stick"
I'm a Cockney we miss out letters in words.
🫡You miss out words in sentences ❤ I’m northern we do the same. 👊🇬🇧🏴
The royal regina is revered in the UK.
Mickey is hilarious,you should check out, " the shits abroad " .
We did that one 😊
We call it the ‘whale tail’ 😂
Quack Quack.
I can't believe she outed you like that mate 😄
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Brad Webster and Lucy B. Onion
Kevin bridges
The sleep over from hell
Please react
I have little left........🤣
It's dirty, but it's not crude or crass.
Also, you should definitely do Mrs Doubtfire on halloween
I can only tell a Canadian when they say aboot instead of about lol
I just have to say for Britain and Australia c*nt is a softer word in use. I know Americans find it awful. But it’s a jokey/loving/insulting at different times. That’s was jokey
Sooo, Brad's a non-transvestite, wigless amphibian. Sounds pretty cool to me. A sort of Canadian version of the duckbilled platypus (a rare tributary of the evolutionary river).
Now to get to work on my costume 😁😎
@@bradlucy 😂
1000th like 👍
You are awesome Charlie 😊😁😎🍻
In the UK trump is a word for fart and has been for a long time, it’s funny how fart and the word trump go so well together.
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you are so nice but british humour you aint got but im glad you laughed enjoy
Brad ...........do we need to start a GoFundMe page, so you can get your three toes fixed LOL.
I heard the surgery is over a million dollars. 😁😁😁🍻
can i ask , the naked painting who is that
👩🦰- It's a Leo Janssen oil painting. We call her Viola.
check out al murray
Flanagan has a bit about his missus and her big feet - what a coincidence. 😄
A thong is underwear in England, too!
Especially if Regina is damp.....
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Nah, they're flip flops here 👍
Oh, and final comments - Brad has never worn a wig, yes sir! That's a man! we all bald at some point, the true test of manhood is whether you can accept it and shave your head to keep it tidy...or go down the path of Mordor and try for ever lesser illusions....As for Lucy not being able to wear shoes she used to because of bunions....i'm gonna chip my tuppence in here, the fact that womens' fashionable footwear has a "terminal-point of usuage" vis-a-vis your feet getting fucked-up probably should be a lesson to young women
So, i'll be in and out (of the comments section) before you know it ..... - consider having a look at this one next....Micky Flanagan - Useless Men & Drunk Women
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