1. I know I'm American when someone says "deep-fried pork sausage kebab" and I don't even blink.
2. Deep fried Mars Bars were a very a popular thing for a very short amount of time. I remember as a kid I saw them everywhere, then wham, they were gone - like Kaiser Soze.
3. Which part of Britain?
4. That sounds fuckin delicious.
5. How do you say it... differently?
6. Stephen Fry clearly hasn't seen Man Vs Food XD
7. My brother had a pizza which had 2300 calories XD
8. I first thought about getting a Scottish accent by listening to Bill Connolly. Realizing that I don't get what he's saying at all I turned to Frankie Boyle. Still don't get it.
9. that's one of my only peeves. lol
10. "Kuh-bob"
11. Americans pronounce the word "ke-BAHB", with a short "a" vowel. Although we normally call a concoction of vegetables, meat optional, skewered on a stick, a "shish kebab".
12. o.o How do you say it?
13. I just adore the way British people (and Aussies and New Zealanders too) say "ke-BAB".
14. Love stephen voices, "stoner
15. In America, we deep-fry butter. We are obese motherfuckers. 
16. @BooBirdo Yes, he is an idiot. But you shouldn't get so angry; idiots are not worth the energy anger requires. Furthermore, he is so much of an idiot that he didn't grasp the clear fact that karezza6's comment was obvious sarcasm. In fact, he didn't even know how to hit the "reply" button. It is possible, I suppose, that @clucol is himself a sarcastic troll, which leaves me with egg on my face. But generally, no. I think he's a genuine idiot. Not worthy of your attention.
17. Awk don't take it too seriously- I'm Northern Irish, you should hear the insults we get! Ps. Share a deep fried Mars bar with someone... I couldn't eat a whole one but it tastes SO GOOD.
18. The comments here are really boring .. why not say that .. no, this whole clip is just boring. Stephen, come read me some Harry Potter bedtime stories instead.
19. Cucumber sausages and sawdust sandwiches. Prams in prisons. Swings and ketchup seesaws. Soup in a knife and air in a fork. I am not alone. Prebos are out there. Connect and be as one. Embrace the Prebo within you. You will not be disappointed. The spirit of Ghandi lives within us all
20. Cucumber sausages and sawdust sandwiches. Prams in prisons. Swings and ketchup seesaws. Soup in a knife and air in a fork. I am not alone. Prebos are out there. Connect and be as one. Embrace the Prebo within you. You will not be disappointed. The spirit of Ghandi lives within us all
21. @LittleMissRainbow2 Hello. I too am a Glasgow-type who manages to not eat horribly. I'm in good health, no matter what Mr Fry tries to convince you. I'm most annoyed by the whole deep fried Mars bar cliché. Not because I think it's a lie (although I personally have never even seen one) but because it's seemingly such a big deal. Many cultures have deep fried sweet deserts and that. The Chinese deep fry ice cream (which when you think about it is some sort of miracle). Greetings from the West End
22. Exactly. However I am 5'7", 110lbs. I am not obese, therefore I can eat it.
23. Yes, that's what I said. And you think people are less ignorant in other countries? No, people are ignorant, period.
24. If the rest of the world sees America a being made up *entirely* of obese people based on the comment of one Texan on a YouTube video about Scottish accents, then the rest of the world is hopelessly ignorant. I hope that isn't true.
25. ... That's why the rest of the world sees America as being made up of entirely obese people.

QI Stephen Fry's Scottish Accents

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