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<blockquote data-quote="Nafets" data-source="post: 2670411" data-attributes="member: 901891">sound as if he is from the location.? My mother and I were driving in the car listening to the radio when a comedian came on. We did not pay attention to the name but he was one of the best I have ever heard. Afterwords we could not remember his name but really wanted to hear it again. I have search for him but the keywords &quot;Comedian&quot; &quot;Accents&quot; &quot;Phrases&quot; &quot;Funny&quot; can only get you so far. His routine involves him stating that he can sound like a native fro any location by combining random words into phrases and then saying those phrases in an accent. For example:Saying the phrase &quot;The butterscotch is not in the pot&quot; in a South Africa accent sounds like your are from South Africa.*Note: This is not an example from the routine. Just an example of his style.If anyone knows this comedian, could you please let me know?Much appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nafets, post: 2670411, member: 901891"] sound as if he is from the location.? My mother and I were driving in the car listening to the radio when a comedian came on. We did not pay attention to the name but he was one of the best I have ever heard. Afterwords we could not remember his name but really wanted to hear it again. I have search for him but the keywords "Comedian" "Accents" "Phrases" "Funny" can only get you so far. His routine involves him stating that he can sound like a native fro any location by combining random words into phrases and then saying those phrases in an accent. For example: Saying the phrase "The butterscotch is not in the pot" in a South Africa accent sounds like your are from South Africa. *Note: This is not an example from the routine. Just an example of his style. If anyone knows this comedian, could you please let me know? Much appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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