On becoming English

On 22/7/04 10:01 pm, in article
[email hidden], "sean"

Quoted message said:

Chrissy Anderson was found guilty today of producing the most frisson
moment in the history of cycling commentary. You could 'hear' her
blush after using the word "buggered". This was a blatant attempt to
affront common English decency using an incongruently confrontational
innocence and it worked.

Not to mention phil calling Kloden the french national champion last night..

That would upset a few people..

...d

David Martin said:

Not to mention phil calling Kloden the french national champion last
night..

At least he seems to be able to pronounce it properly now. The other day he
said "Kloden", "Klowden" and "Klorden".

In the same sentence.

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sean said:

Chrissy Anderson was found guilty today of producing the most frisson
moment in the history of cycling commentary. You could 'hear' her
blush after using the word "buggered". This was a blatant attempt to
affront common English decency using an incongruently confrontational
innocence and it worked.
Sean.

Cannondale started out by making a kiddy trailer called "The Bugger".
It means nothing to Americans.