The AAAAR at the end of words

[tigerdriverII]

I think I might be being a bit of a fusspot but what is with this aaaaaar at the end of words?

I give you:

• und-Aar press- Arrr ( under pressure)
• speak to the mana- Jarrr (manager)
• the x-fac-Tarr ( Dermot tonight)
• DS's new pal, Tyler, pronounced Tie-Larrr

Is it me?

Oh. It's just me then.

Anything to do with which part of the country you're in? Everyone except me says that round here. Or, round yer, as they say

I think it is regional, too. TEnds to be some Northern accents, I think. Like, say, Manchest-ARRR.

And Geordie. Dgs has just got some new slippars.