In a Cupboard

[PKsLJ]

think maybe it's just you that's weird? well, so am i

[jamindawn]

this is the fucking bestt!!!!!!!! <3

[wiglassie]

scotsman: awful weather, eh. hope it brightens up la'er on

tourist: eh, what? do i know this person? (in various languages)

[CrossMyDNA]

Hahaha, this is just like in America, we say "How are you?" "Good, you?" "Good" even if either one is absolutely miserable. And that's true - we usually don't give a shit :D Or in France, it's "ça va?" "ça va." Yay for world-wide similarities!

[MagsCorcoran]

I live in Tennesee. We do kind of the same thing here, except it's

Question: "Doin?"

Answer:  "Allright"

[MckenzieLynn7]

Ha. yeah it does say it all and I really like your hair in this video!

[raebethstewart]

okk

[joeskelly123]

does anyone know if they say alright down south of england haha im from basicly the north tip of lancashire witch is far north and we say alrigt here to :P :D :D :D

[scotlandisme]

haha so true

[Skykiki24]

I dont think i've told you enough times...I love you =D. You are so awesome <3

[rorybrown123]

go an take ur face for a shite u weirdo, i hope u get stuck in that cupboard the next time ur pleasuring urself in there P.S ur dugs got tits

[LifelessStar]

loll i love it

[MissPickletoes]

Sorta like the 'how ya doin' here in the USA.

My ex mother in law, when asked that ..would start it..."Oh kiddo! My neck.....and my hips.....my jaw is so tight I cannot wear my teef!!" And so on through all her aches and pains..

I learned to simply say hello really fast!

[Enderschoice]

@MissPickletoes Come to think of it, I didn't notice the catsup until you pointed it out.

[nadineandkieran]

hahaha :D

[paul06fr]

Scotland a Free Country ? A rhetorical question since the years you all had blood pouring out of your ears....lol not alright...lol

[buoghuoj]

pretty badass mug

[manuchamp99]

Lol, looked like u were having some trouble with cutlery at the start - clearly needed a sausage sandwich! :D

[davidtennantgrl]

OMG i want a cupboard :( my cupboard is full of !@$* (hiding all swear words for the childrens sake) hope ur collgue is ok i always try to go off sick at school if its my crap day :L

[TheMIssingSock]

I hope your colleague feels better.

mr. Ray, you're so awesome. I seriously love you so much!!!

[XxKirstinxScottxX]

yeah... alright pal

[debzftw]

you're fricken awesome xD

[MsAlexKov]

yeah, such sort of things happens not only in ScOtland^_^ In Russia is the same. But sometimes people in stead of answering "all right" or in russian "vse normalno" or "vse putem" begin to retell in detail how their life is going. That's worse)))))

[Enderschoice]

Doesn't just happen in Scotland, chum.

[frodobaggins115]

yay for cupboards. tehe. but like haggischick007 said, could you try not to swear in your next video? there are little children present! :P

[KelsiBrit]

Och, Scotland is even more amazing with its senseless greetings. It makes it even... cuter haha People are friendly. Thats special. Hope you're colleage gets better.. and.. your meal looked lovely. xx

[haggischick007]

Ok ray I have tae say I think yur videos are fantastic pal. My only beef wae this wee video is ma kids canny watch it. can ye try tae like no swear in yur next one!!!! my kids watch yur videos they think yur hilarious.!

[haggischick007]

ray very jealous of your dinner!!!!!! looked great!!!!

[fleathedoosh]

we do that in wales too.

[pot0tin]

In Perù we say "buenas" and the other persons answers "buenas" and everybody then moves on with their lives :D

[Amazonitta]

En Málaga (Spain) tambien!!!! Yo digo "Buenas" creo que como 3 significados aajjaja

[umumum1]

it's like "sup?" or just simply the *sup head nod* - my personal favorite.

[MissPickletoes]

Where's the veg??? A few brussel sprouts would have gone nicely with those bangers!!' ;-)

[Enderschoice]

@MissPickletoes Silly pickle. Pigs eat vegetables so he is eating vegetables.

[MissPickletoes]

@Enderschoice ....and I failed to notice the catsup!! Which is totally a tomato in smooshed form!! LOLOL

;-)

[Enderschoice]

@MissPickletoes Ayuh. Just have to note the technicalities and it's amazin' what possibilities open up. :D :D

[YourPhilOfCanada]

I find that every Country seems to have it rhetorical 'greetings' to strangers that we say out of politeness, even though we don't really mean it.

[Rikotistic]

Americans tend to see the United Kingdom as very prim and proper because there is so much social ettiquette and cordialness between people. In this country, sometimes people say hello to passing strangers; most of the time, people in my country are just rude and see passersby as intruders into their private walking space. At least you live in a more evolved part of the world. Kewl vid, Sir!

[Skykiki24]

hahahahah Brits are sooo weird (L)

[AshKetchum442]

my dad does the same thing, he asks "s'aright?" and then the expected answer is "s'aright"

[Sweets9232]

You can't have bangers without mash!!! :D

[L0zz0]

Awright?

[GermanGangrel]

Yeah, we do that here (near Pittsburgh), though I'm sure everyone does it. We say, "How are you doing?" which comes out in words as, "Owyadoin'?" and usually you don't expect someone to actually say how they are doing. Sometimes I mess with people by not saying the usual, "Ok."

[VivaciouslyKelsey]

we do the same thing here

[mybigjimmy]

omfg man that was entertaining haha in a cupboard damn i need to make one

LOL your fucking right about the awrite it happens all the fking time i try to avoid it lol even when ur looking away from the they still say it and u have to say it back

[ireth00]

i hate it when someone asks how i am just out of habit and then walks away even before i could answer....or, if i reply that i feel like shit they say that i shouldn't and that i should say i feel great..what's the point of asking this frikin question then? see, these things happen in other countries too

[twilitedawn11195]

Awright? Awright. Yeah, that totaled 95% of my conversations while living in Fife. Aw well, at least you acknowledge each other. Over here we can't be arsed to speak to someone coming from the oppisite direction, and will actually cross the road to avoid it. Gosh I miss Scotland!

Debi )0( Donald

[skittymiggy]

My computer used to be in a small cupboard. Was a great hiding spot

[whitebeam]

The beard is gone!

[DonnaHx007RRSSG]

Haha! I'm going to Scotland in two days! It will be epic :]

[umumum1]

lucky pants!

[DonnaHx007RRSSG]

Indeed :D

[MrDripdrop]

Im the first viewer i feel special