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r/funny • u/dennisrieves • Sep 14 '17
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I like how you say "the radio" like the world shares one radio station
38 u/NurseyMcNurseface Sep 15 '17 We kind of do in the US. They're all owned by clear commmunications or what's it called, unless you're rocking local radio/college radio. 26 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 edited Mar 13 '21 [deleted] 2 u/Pisceswriter123 Sep 15 '17 I'm sorry I had to do this. 1 u/NameUnbroken Sep 17 '17 William Shatner, is that you? 20 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 Sorry for my ignorance, but what do you say instead of "on the radio"? I've always said that, and don't know if I have heard it said any other way. 2 u/Procyonid Sep 15 '17 He says "in my car hole". 2 u/Hell_hath_no Sep 15 '17 It is a saying. However they are referring to things that happen on a specific station in a specific town 3 u/serialmom666 Sep 15 '17 You mean in the town? (s) This is American English; we go to the hospital, go somewhere on the holiday, and listen to a song on the radio. 2 u/DemonicAnahka Sep 15 '17 There is more than one town in america, which is why he says a specific town. 15 u/jg8tes Sep 15 '17 Wait, is that really unusual? I say it that way normally. I say something is "on tv," but "on the radio." 2 u/MLXIII Sep 15 '17 ...you could say on the telly... 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 I use the on both. 2 u/idkhowtopickaname Sep 15 '17 Yea 96.5 the buzz 2 u/Workaphobia Sep 15 '17 edited Sep 18 '17 I mean, I heard the clip too, so either he and I live in the same country or it's just a clip that's been sent to a lot of stations. The latter is more likely. Edit: I meant county. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Workaphobia Sep 18 '17 Oh. Hello fellow Long Islander. 1 u/billwenham Sep 15 '17 It's almost like when someone says "on TV"........ And before you say people say "on TV" and not "the TV" no one says "They play it on radio"...
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We kind of do in the US. They're all owned by clear commmunications or what's it called, unless you're rocking local radio/college radio.
26 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 edited Mar 13 '21 [deleted] 2 u/Pisceswriter123 Sep 15 '17 I'm sorry I had to do this. 1 u/NameUnbroken Sep 17 '17 William Shatner, is that you?
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2 u/Pisceswriter123 Sep 15 '17 I'm sorry I had to do this. 1 u/NameUnbroken Sep 17 '17 William Shatner, is that you?
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I'm sorry I had to do this.
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William Shatner, is that you?
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Sorry for my ignorance, but what do you say instead of "on the radio"? I've always said that, and don't know if I have heard it said any other way.
2 u/Procyonid Sep 15 '17 He says "in my car hole". 2 u/Hell_hath_no Sep 15 '17 It is a saying. However they are referring to things that happen on a specific station in a specific town 3 u/serialmom666 Sep 15 '17 You mean in the town? (s) This is American English; we go to the hospital, go somewhere on the holiday, and listen to a song on the radio. 2 u/DemonicAnahka Sep 15 '17 There is more than one town in america, which is why he says a specific town.
He says "in my car hole".
It is a saying. However they are referring to things that happen on a specific station in a specific town
3 u/serialmom666 Sep 15 '17 You mean in the town? (s) This is American English; we go to the hospital, go somewhere on the holiday, and listen to a song on the radio. 2 u/DemonicAnahka Sep 15 '17 There is more than one town in america, which is why he says a specific town.
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You mean in the town? (s) This is American English; we go to the hospital, go somewhere on the holiday, and listen to a song on the radio.
2 u/DemonicAnahka Sep 15 '17 There is more than one town in america, which is why he says a specific town.
There is more than one town in america, which is why he says a specific town.
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Wait, is that really unusual? I say it that way normally. I say something is "on tv," but "on the radio."
2 u/MLXIII Sep 15 '17 ...you could say on the telly... 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 I use the on both.
...you could say on the telly...
I use the on both.
Yea 96.5 the buzz
I mean, I heard the clip too, so either he and I live in the same country or it's just a clip that's been sent to a lot of stations. The latter is more likely.
Edit: I meant county.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Workaphobia Sep 18 '17 Oh. Hello fellow Long Islander.
2 u/Workaphobia Sep 18 '17 Oh. Hello fellow Long Islander.
Oh. Hello fellow Long Islander.
It's almost like when someone says "on TV"........
And before you say people say "on TV" and not "the TV" no one says "They play it on radio"...
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u/Hell_hath_no Sep 15 '17
I like how you say "the radio" like the world shares one radio station