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Keep Nicholas Cope2 TTS (Text To Speech) On Your Home Screen

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Hello, I'm a text to speech system. Here's an example of my voice reading this message.

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Hello, I'm a text to speech system. Here's an example of my voice reading this message.

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Play Hello, I'm a text to speech system. Here's an example of my voice reading this message.

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This... is David Hunter. And back in the seventies, when I lived on Saint John’s Road in Cannock, Staffordshire, David was my neighbor who spoke entirely in non verbal code by moving his pipe to different positions in his mouth.

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This... is David Hunter. And back in the seventies, when I lived on Saint John’s Road in Cannock, Staffordshire, David was my neighbor who spoke entirely in non verbal code by moving his pipe to different positions in his mouth.

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Play This... is David Hunter. And back in the seventies, when I lived on Saint John’s Road in Cannock, Staffordshire, David was my neighbor who spoke entirely in non verbal code by moving his pipe to different positions in his mouth.

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No, David. He was a man of absolute silence. His wife, Sandra, however, had what my father referred to as "the torrential gab." She was a woman who could talk the hind legs off a donkey and then convince the donkey it was a tripod. She didn't have conversations; she issued a relentless, uninterrupted broadcast. She’d say, "Ooh, hello Nick, you look thin, is that a grammar school blazer? Our David bought a coat from the market! and the zip came off in his hand like a little metal...

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No, David. He was a man of absolute silence. His wife, Sandra, however, had what my father referred to as "the torrential gab." She was a woman who could talk the hind legs off a donkey and then convince the donkey it was a tripod. She didn't have conversations; she issued a relentless, uninterrupted broadcast. She’d say, "Ooh, hello Nick, you look thin, is that a grammar school blazer? Our David bought a coat from the market! and the zip came off in his hand like a little metal...

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Play No, David. He was a man of absolute silence. His wife, Sandra, however, had what my father referred to as "the torrential gab." She was a woman who could talk the hind legs off a donkey and then convince the donkey it was a tripod. She didn't have conversations; she issued a relentless, uninterrupted broadcast. She’d say, "Ooh, hello Nick, you look thin, is that a grammar school blazer? Our David bought a coat from the market! and the zip came off in his hand like a little metal...

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It was an intuitive neighborhood dialect!. We all just knew. For instance, if David shifted the pipe from the right side of his mouth over to the left side, it meant "I disagree with that statement."

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It was an intuitive neighborhood dialect!. We all just knew. For instance, if David shifted the pipe from the right side of his mouth over to the left side, it meant "I disagree with that statement."

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Play It was an intuitive neighborhood dialect!. We all just knew. For instance, if David shifted the pipe from the right side of his mouth over to the left side, it meant "I disagree with that statement."

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No, David. He was a man of absolute silence. His wife, Sandra, however, had what my father referred to as "the torrential gab, and verbal diarrhea" She was a woman who could talk the hind legs off a donkey and then convince the donkey it was a tripod. She didn't have conversations; she issued a relentless, uninterrupted broadcast. She’d say, "Ooh, hello Nick, you look thin, eat more chips, is that a grammar school blazer? Our David bought a coat from the market! and the zip came off in his...

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No, David. He was a man of absolute silence. His wife, Sandra, however, had what my father referred to as "the torrential gab, and verbal diarrhea" She was a woman who could talk the hind legs off a donkey and then convince the donkey it was a tripod. She didn't have conversations; she issued a relentless, uninterrupted broadcast. She’d say, "Ooh, hello Nick, you look thin, eat more chips, is that a grammar school blazer? Our David bought a coat from the market! and the zip came off in his...

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Play No, David. He was a man of absolute silence. His wife, Sandra, however, had what my father referred to as "the torrential gab, and verbal diarrhea" She was a woman who could talk the hind legs off a donkey and then convince the donkey it was a tripod. She didn't have conversations; she issued a relentless, uninterrupted broadcast. She’d say, "Ooh, hello Nick, you look thin, eat more chips, is that a grammar school blazer? Our David bought a coat from the market! and the zip came off in his...

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Because if it was a stray piece of tobacco, David would do a gentle double puff motion while lowering his left eyebrow. Which actually meant, "The rain is coming over the Cannock Chase, we should bring the lard indoors."

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Because if it was a stray piece of tobacco, David would do a gentle double puff motion while lowering his left eyebrow. Which actually meant, "The rain is coming over the Cannock Chase, we should bring the lard indoors."

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Play Because if it was a stray piece of tobacco, David would do a gentle double puff motion while lowering his left eyebrow. Which actually meant, "The rain is coming over the Cannock Chase, we should bring the lard indoors."

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Oh, everyone knew the pipe codes. Except maybe the Jones family. Dotty Jones was the mother—mad as a box of frogs, used to vacuum her front lawn. Her daughter, Janet, was a girl of substantial heft who spent her afternoons sitting on a low wall eating raw sausages straight from the butcher's paper like oversized Peperamis. And George, the son, had a laugh like a donkey being reverse parked into a greenhouse. George would see my grammar school uniform, point, let out a massive "AH HAH!", and...

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Oh, everyone knew the pipe codes. Except maybe the Jones family. Dotty Jones was the mother—mad as a box of frogs, used to vacuum her front lawn. Her daughter, Janet, was a girl of substantial heft who spent her afternoons sitting on a low wall eating raw sausages straight from the butcher's paper like oversized Peperamis. And George, the son, had a laugh like a donkey being reverse parked into a greenhouse. George would see my grammar school uniform, point, let out a massive "AH HAH!", and...

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Play Oh, everyone knew the pipe codes. Except maybe the Jones family. Dotty Jones was the mother—mad as a box of frogs, used to vacuum her front lawn. Her daughter, Janet, was a girl of substantial heft who spent her afternoons sitting on a low wall eating raw sausages straight from the butcher's paper like oversized Peperamis. And George, the son, had a laugh like a donkey being reverse parked into a greenhouse. George would see my grammar school uniform, point, let out a massive "AH HAH!", and...

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Well, whenever George tried to feed me the pick and mix, I’d look over at David for guidance. And David would slide the pipe completely upside down into his cheek while widening his eyes.

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Well, whenever George tried to feed me the pick and mix, I’d look over at David for guidance. And David would slide the pipe completely upside down into his cheek while widening his eyes.

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Play Well, whenever George tried to feed me the pick and mix, I’d look over at David for guidance. And David would slide the pipe completely upside down into his cheek while widening his eyes.

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It meant: The council is corrupt, I’ve lost my favorite spanner, and you’d better eat that pick and mix to keep the peace.

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It meant: The council is corrupt, I’ve lost my favorite spanner, and you’d better eat that pick and mix to keep the peace.

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Play It meant: The council is corrupt, I’ve lost my favorite spanner, and you’d better eat that pick and mix to keep the peace.