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That's something that's always intrigued me. What would the fellow sound like if he actually wanted to say "Piddle"..? If the two words sound the same, how (excepting context...) would one know which was which..? If one hears "I want a piddle.", is the bloke after an effect or a wee..? Maybe a question for the 'Random Thoughts' thread... :unsure:[size=4] [/size]

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If he wanted to say "piddle" he'd probably say "puddle". We Kiwis [i]really[/i] don't do vowels very well. For us "fish and chips" is "fush and chups". For an Australian it would be "feesh and cheeps".

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But, back to the pedal - it seems kinda cool, looking forward to hearing some more demos of it. Register on the Red Witch forums (http://www.redwitchpedals.com/) and there's one up for grabs, just have to enter why you should win one!

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At least it wasn't the Southland version of Kiwi (the only real unique kiwi accent) - everything with an R gets four extra R's - eg "You Durrty Flurrt in yourr Purrple worrk shurrt" - it's brilliant! It's like a load of Irish and Scots on valium, so no different from home then...
Every day down here is another adventure :)

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