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By the way, this is a remarkably brilliant and funny exposition (what does that word mean, anyway?) on politics.
They use the word "contretemps" in it.
Enjoy.
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Friday, March 07, 2008
By the way, this is a remarkably brilliant and funny exposition (what does that word mean, anyway?) on politics.
They use the word "contretemps" in it.
Enjoy.
4 Comments:
Let's have a look at your Willie.
Aside from that, English humor and I don't really get along.
In case you denied yourself the immense pleasure of savoring this skit all the way through, I would like to point out to you that the phrase "ride his bicycle" is used between the 2:30 and 2:50 point in the playback.
Please check that out and let's have an update to your reflections.
Seriously.
I get it.
Because I ride a bicycle I'm supposed to get all wet anytime I hear the word 'bicycle'. Gotcha.
Margaret Thatcher.
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