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2Likes- 22-Jun-2011, 10:34 #1
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"God, you're lucky..." hearing a missing bit A - God, you're lucky. [missing bit]
B - I've been really strict with myself since last Monday.
I'm not sure what the lady says after "God, you're lucky" at 0:52. Could you help me out? Here's the link:
Chocolate Fudge Cake - Catherine Tate Show - BBC
- 22-Jun-2011, 10:37 #2
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: "God, you're lucky..." hearing a missing bit Could it be: I haven't got any will power?
- 22-Jun-2011, 11:07 #3
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Teacher Re: "God, you're lucky..." hearing a missing bit That's what it sounds like to me.
Originally Posted by nyota 
- 22-Jun-2011, 12:39 #4
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Teacher Re: "God, you're lucky..." hearing a missing bit That's what it sounds like to me too.
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