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Hamilton/Armstrong Interview Duel

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  1. After his amazing 142 km solo escape yesterday, Tyler still found the energy to slip in approximatly
    35 "and ummm..." verbal space fillers into his interview with Frankie.

    Armstrong tried to match him, but was frankly a Nazon going up angainst a Cipo. He had a good flurry
    in the middle, but fell far short.

    The power of suggestion worked on ol' Frankie too, and he slipped an 'and umm...' into a question.

  2. "brian roth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    After his amazing 142 km solo escape yesterday, Tyler still found the energy to slip in
    approximatly 35 "and ummm..." verbal space fillers into his interview with Frankie.

    Armstrong tried to match him, but was frankly a Nazon going up angainst a Cipo. He had a good
    flurry in the middle, but fell far short.

    The power of suggestion worked on ol' Frankie too, and he slipped an 'and umm...' into a question.

    Umm is a placeholder while thinking of the next words to say. Maybe Tyler didn't have much energy
    left to think with after the 142km solo breakaway.

    I think the guy just gets lightheader or something. I can just imagine the chatter in his head "This
    is a tight turn, should I ride into that barrier?" "Ummm..."

    If he's Umming all the time, like a valley girl, well that would be a problem.

  3. On [GMT+0100=CET], Geoff Wilingston <[email hidden]> thought hard and spewed:

    Quoted message said:

    If he's Umming all the time, like a valley girl, well that would be a problem.

    Valley girls are notorious for "umms", "yeahs" and "uh-huh", as well as zero brain cells. That's
    Stacie with an I.

  4. My guess is the "umms" are coming from the fact that they may have both been speaking French and are
    used to using those "uumms" when searching for the right French words via their English brains and
    their tired bodies. My wife is English, and speaks passable French ... she does a similar things
    some times ...

    One possibility.

    David

    "brian roth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    After his amazing 142 km solo escape yesterday, Tyler still found the energy to slip in
    approximatly 35 "and ummm..." verbal space fillers into his interview with Frankie.

    Armstrong tried to match him, but was frankly a Nazon going up angainst a Cipo. He had a good
    flurry in the middle, but fell far short.

    The power of suggestion worked on ol' Frankie too, and he slipped an 'and umm...' into a question.

  5. . . .and Bob Roll gestures uncontrollably. They're bike racers, not media personalities!

    --Eric

    "brian roth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    After his amazing 142 km solo escape yesterday, Tyler still found the energy to slip in
    approximatly 35 "and ummm..." verbal space fillers into his interview with Frankie.

    Armstrong tried to match him, but was frankly a Nazon going up angainst a Cipo. He had a good
    flurry in the middle, but fell far short.

    The power of suggestion worked on ol' Frankie too, and he slipped an 'and umm...' into a question.

  6. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    After his amazing 142 km solo escape yesterday, Tyler still found the energy to slip in
    approximatly 35 "and ummm..." verbal space fillers into his interview with Frankie.

    Armstrong tried to match him, but was frankly a Nazon going up angainst a Cipo. He had a good
    flurry in the middle, but fell far short.

    The power of suggestion worked on ol' Frankie too, and he slipped an 'and umm...' into a question.


    And of course we'd all be much better at giving interviews after we won stages in the Tour. Riighht.

    Rick

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