leeo-pard!

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  • Tusher
    Tusher Posts: 2,762
    After listening to Wiggins, I can now only think of them as Def Leppard.
    I even looked them up on Wikipedia.
  • ms_tree
    ms_tree Posts: 1,405
    Tusher wrote:
    After listening to Wiggins, I can now only think of them as Def Leppard.
    I even looked them up on Wikipedia.

    I passed that on to a friend who is a big heavy metal fan but not of cycling. Thought it would amuse!
    'Google can bring back a hundred thousand answers. A librarian can bring you back the right one.'
    Neil Gaiman
  • Tusher
    Tusher Posts: 2,762
    Just another item added to the list of Things I have Learned By Following Pro-Cycling.

    Although I can now only think of the Schlecks, Spartacus Jens et al head-banging in their leather jackets.

    Come to think of it, Stuart O'Grady is probably already there.

    The Def Leppard Team it is.
  • deejay
    deejay Posts: 3,138
    Yellow Peril wrote:
    RichN95 wrote:
    Gingerflash wrote:
    As an aside, I wonder how the French pronouce Sky? Ski, as it would be if French or do they use our pronunciation?

    I wonder what they do with Kennaugh. Even the Brits don't seem to know for sure.


    The very Manx Kennaugh name (pronounced locally Kenyuck) is often pronounced off Island Kennow or Kennoff.
    So gh is a ck and I thouckt if I went throuck the door it mickt be open. :roll:

    I wonder if Kenyuck can sit at the seashore and command the Tides.???
    Organiser, National Championship 50 mile Time Trial 1972
  • deejay
    deejay Posts: 3,138
    jimmythecuckoo wrote:
    Does it really matter?

    I think saying leeeooo-pard is much cooler than saying leppard.
    Watch out there's a Leeeooo-pard behind you,
    Oh too late it's got you. bye bye.
    Organiser, National Championship 50 mile Time Trial 1972

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