Topic: Sat Nav voice....

[1066]

richard burton. what a voice.

trouble is, he'd just keep directing you to the nearest pub

but it would make for an "interesting" journey !!

[saddad]

I don't see that as a fault!!  :-X

[norfolklass]

I don't have sat nav, but my choice would be either Stephen Fry, or Bernard Cribbins in the style of the youngest Womble (the one who always sounded unsure about everything, his name escapes me ::))

[Rhubarb Thrasher]

richard burton. what a voice.

trouble is, he'd just keep directing you to the nearest pub

but it would make for an "interesting" journey !!

when he was on Parkie, they did the interview first thing in the morning, with the cleaners as an audience. Any time later, and he'd have been too bladdered to make any sense. So don't plan on driving anywhere after about 9 in the morning

[Deb P]

I'd also quite like Stephen Fry, or Alan Rickman at his most sarcastic.....'I said turn LEFT you dolt!' ;D

[kt.]

Kelly-Le-Brocke would be my co-pilot.

Did you know some sat navs allow you to download different voice styles such as James Bond, Bart Simpson and even one with tourettes ::) ::) ::)

[ACE]

One of the 'Sorry I  havn't a clue' programmes use a sat nav in Mornington Crescent. You have never heard anything so funny. I have tried to find it on line but have drawn a blank. Humph was still in it then.

[tomatoada]

I do not have a sat nav but if I did it would have to be John Nettles.

[Ninnyscrops.]

I have my dearest, darling wife.  Oh sorry I thought you said sat nag ;)

Darling Ace you mean you haven't trained her  ;D

Really great voices there folks, maybe a sat nav with different voices once you cross the county boundaries would be fun too.

Linda
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[1066]

One of the 'Sorry I  havn't a clue' programmes use a sat nav in Mornington Crescent. You have never heard anything so funny. I have tried to find it on line but have drawn a blank. Humph was still in it then.

yup it was superb, but I think (and it is a think!) that Stephen Fry used it when he was doing his stint in the chair ....

[tomatoada]

Voice change for differrent areas.  What a good idea.  Going over the border into Scotland and getting a change to a Scottish dialect.  What fun.

[saddad]

If you went to Liverpool you'd need a translator...  :-X

[Rhubarb Thrasher]

One of the 'Sorry I  havn't a clue' programmes use a sat nav in Mornington Crescent. You have never heard anything so funny. I have tried to find it on line but have drawn a blank. Humph was still in it then.

yup it was superb, but I think (and it is a think!) that Stephen Fry used it when he was doing his stint in the chair ....

here's one of them......with jeremy hardy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjH70FeZoPQ

[Duke Ellington]

OOhhhhh and I would love to have Michael Holding the cricket commentator on my Sat Nav  ;D

Duke :)

[Tulipa]

OOhhh Duke so would I, I can listen to him for hours..... :)

[Ninnyscrops.]

Duchess & Tulipa my most fav comentator - he is so laid back - horizontal in fact and my sound of summer since our dear Brian J departed.

Linda
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