The Time Josie Gibson Accidentally Induced Labour | Would I Lie To You?
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Josie Gibson: "I went into labour after trying out an overambitious dance move at my baby shower."
From Would I Lie to You? Series 16 Episode 10.
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I think this is probably the only show that ever featured the phrase "split the bag" two separate and unrelated times
I thought that exactly😂
It was when Lee was doing the darts with the teabag
"That's entice, Rob" had me rolling.
Also, more a David joke than a Lee joke, but still.
Lee, easily underestimated but sharp as a fuckin tack always.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 this show is constantly hilarious! I love it!
This show really makes me laugh 😂
I have a Virgo who should have been Scorpio 😂
Ok Sweden here, I'm lost the what was the dance move?
Slut drop
The slut drop
I'm uncool, and came here for the same 😂 I think it's probably called the booty drop, but I could be wrong. Booty would be another word for butt👍 But, again, I could be wrong on that😂✌️
Slut drop apparently
She's referring to a 'slut drop'. Rob said 'smut drop' instead (smut meaning rude or obscene, so it kinda worked, too) 😅
"Oi went into laburr at moi baby showurr"
What are you trying to say? I'm not British
@@jeannetteviviers9851 Second that, I'm from Swindon and can't understand a word of Bristolian 😅
@@jeannetteviviers9851 It's West Country accent. Like "Oi'm droivin' moi gert tra'urr" meaning "I'm driving my big tractor"
@@asherloat8570 It's a foreign language 😆 🤣
@@jeannetteviviers9851 It's usually intelligible, depending on how strong the accent is. I'd recommend the film Hot Fuzz if you haven't seen it already. Or just the clip called 'Nicolas Doesn't Understand The West Country Accent' if you want an idea
There's Bristol, then there's this Bristol
😂
“I was in Lundun”
The most uncomfortable this was the horoscope nonsense.
Dear WILTY video editor, imagine being a blind person and only listening to these videos. At 3:43 she says "I can confirm.." then presses the button, no one says a word, subtitles also don't help. So what is the result? Did she lie or was that the truth? Please always have accessibility and disabilities in mind. Yes, blind users use all sorts of social media, including instagram and youtube.
The man on David's team Chris McCausland is blind.
Are you blind, or are you merely getting indignant on behalf of other people?
@@Kari_B61ex I fail to see how that is relevant.
@@liamwalsh4008 I work in this field on a daily basis and my disability is none of your business.
@@SonnyDarvishzadeh Fair enough. I was only asking because I wasn't sure if you genuinely wanted to know whether it was true or a lie or if your questions were rhetorical.
Thus had to be true solely on the basis that the producers wouldn't dare give it as a lie to any wiman. Hopefully.
Why is it when they have a blind guest on that other guests tend to be less verbal? It's just weird.
I think you’re imagining it. Additionally, the show is heavily edited so I think the editors would be more responsible for any “dead spots”.
Except they're talking all the way through. Did we both watch a different video?
I think you just notice it more because you are paying go attention to it. Like how everyone suddenly seems to have the car you just bought.
@@brendanm6921can you not talk while making hand gestures?
He was right, though! He heard what the others didn't, in the tone of the story.
What language does this Josie thing speak. Oi had a dj afteerrr oi dances loike that. It'd really uncumfable an e's gotta com owt and cos e's a veeeergo an it's in lundan. Moi friend organised it cos oi said bleddy 'ell, oi ad to get back to Bristol.
That's a bit rude. People are allowed to have different accents.
@@mokeyat What an infantile remark. Be better.
What was the point of this comment
That is the language of Shakespeare.
You said it yourself. She's from Bristol, so speaks in Bristolian
Rob Brydon taking over the show again. Reducing the guests to silent observers. Why have two teams?
What are you on about?
Very uncomfortable to watch. The audience response agrees with me
No they do not
Take notes, guys. Man doesn't like hearing about labor and vaginas.
What are you whining about?
The audience was laughing like crazy.
Uncomfortable in what way?