I was sleep in the grass during the day and walking around all night and eventually

you got to own up and say it's yourself who put you here. Well, three wrestling matches would you watch if you were stranded on a desert island.

This is what we ask the great and the good of the wrestling world when they come to

Cultaholic Island for Desert Island Graps.

Joining us today, our castaway on Kultaholic Island, a wrestling journeyman with you

as you are about to discover if you've not heard him before has the most

delicious accent in the world of wrestling we are joined by the outlaw the lone

star Tim Strange. Thank you very much for having me. It's great to be here.

I want to talk about your delicious accent because every time I hear you speak,

there's a bit of American in there, there's a bit of Irish in there, there's a bit of Canadian in there, there's a bit of a bit of Canadian in there there's a bit of Jordi in there

I've got a bit of a pick mix of accent you really have you like the quality streets of

voices what's what's built that accent I can do one properly. It's just all the big shit.

Like you can't just say, do this one now and I can do it, it's just the way it is.

So I grew up in Newfoundland in Canada originally and then I moved the Calgary which is mainland.

Now if you look at the Newfoundland accent it's very much like your Irish travellers so very quick how by how you doing today by all this sort of stuff and then when you look at now

And then I went to Calgary I lived in Calgary for a bit picked up a bit of the twang there, then moved over here.

When I was over here, I stayed in Liverpool, stayed in Middlesbrough, stayed in Newcastle, and

then I moved to Texas for a bit, sort of the Texas bit of the twang of everything and then I just this is how I talk now I bet if I move somewhere else tomorrow I'd pick up another accent.

It's so funny because there are some people that can live

somewhere because I've lived in the Northeast for nearly 10 years and I don't think I've

picked up any of the accent at all like I still sound like a weird dirty southerner but with yourself like you've absorbed

we are here to talk about more than just your accent I promise I just always

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