Doctor. The daily five minute skill devotion for everyone who simply got it about an accent. Hey guys, today we are looking at a skill called Fly Bird. Now I've got a feeling that there's a twist to this that it doesn't tell you about because all you have to do is tell the name of an animal and there's always the word fly on the end and you have to say whether it can fly or not and one of them was horsefly.
Now a horsefly is a thing I'm pretty sure but that was wrong and I've got a feeling that you have to only take notice of the first part of the sentence and she's trying to trick you or the first part of the animal's name because she's trying to trick you by putting fly on the end. You'll see what I mean. Let's give it a go. Hello.
Sir. Open Fly Bird. Welcome. Let's play Fly Bird.
If it can fly then say fly. Otherwise say pass. Sparrow fly. Fly.
Pigeon fly. Fly. Tabla fly. Help.
When I say the name of a bird, creature or any such thing, if it can fly then raise your finger and say fly. Otherwise say pass. So let's play. Say fly or pass.
Tabla fly. Pass. Balloon fly. Fly.
I'm getting it now. Lizard fly. Pass. Crow fly.
Fly. Jasmine fly. Pass. Jubaf fly.
Pass. They probably have flies on them. I don't think a giraffe can even fly. Next.
Sparrow fly. Stop. I'm confused to there. If you're not going to do that, you're going to be able to do that.
Sparrow fly. Stop. I'm confused to there. If you like to skill, try playing spelling bee.
Ok, I think I'm confused to there and there is lots of noise going on in the rest of the house. So yeah, apologies for that. Maybe that confused it too. But anyway, yeah, I'm kind of getting the hang of it now.
Balloon fly. Like a girl. Like a guy's fly bird. Give it a go.
Maybe. This is Robin signing off and we will speak again tomorrow. Feedback comments demos. The Doctor.podcast at gmail.com.
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