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Always pronounce Horses names so eccentricly
Really good presenter but strange fella
As an old thespian with a RADA background and stints at the Old Vic and on Broadway you are possibly overlooking Sean’s classical pronunciations, Matthew. The same could be expected of Richard Burton, Sir Laurence Olivier and the like. Enjoy and savour the words as they roll off the tongue of a true artist of the English language.
KenAs an old thespian with a RADA background and stints at the Old Vic and on Broadway you are possibly overlooking Sean’s classical pronunciations, Matthew. The same could be expected of Richard Burton, Sir Laurence Olivier and the like. Enjoy and savour the words as they roll off the tongue of a true artist of the English language.
KenOh I like it, think it’s brilliant, just find it amusing.
I don’t think there’s much you don’t find amusing Matthew. You’d probably laugh if your ar$e was on fire
Hope you’re well mate – horses treating you kindly.
Back this Findlay beast in the first; he said it was going to win when he was on ATR yesterday
Back this Findlay beast in the first; he said it was going to win when he was on ATR yesterday
Yeah, I know, for that reason I’m not having it
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the same could be expected of Richard Burton, Sir Laurence Olivier
Two different thespian accents there. The Welsh mellifluous tones of Richard Burton and the plummy Sir Olivier. Although, I expect they would have both struggled to have brought any dignity to a non-runner on Saturday, Kiss my Tiara. Or as we say in Cardiff "Kiss me Teeearraa like".
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