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Click here to view Now these cardiganed chaps are playing banjos and putting fruity-voiced prewar radio announcements over gently driving electronica, the so-called hipsters have a band to go with their arch military moustaches and ironic tweed plus-fours.
First, some Canadians preparing to parade: And I'm assuming these chaps will be playing the instruments they're brandishing at some point.
This is the US Open you're playing here, chaps!
The chaps are more brutal.
One day, he said, "I happened to be playing golf with a chap who used to do this job, and he described it and I said, 'Geez, that sounds like fun.' To see things I'd seen from the air, get to see them up close.
The chap was suddenly quite chatty.
The chap wasn't even English!
Still, the chap was, nonetheless, a bona fide baddy.
The chap was a "confirmed bachelor", nudge, nudge.
Though obviously, because of the atrocious narrowness of our politics, both are played by chaps who went to Eton, Oxford, and an unspecified number of Bullingdon Club dinners.
The Sky chaps are pretty confident about the rain holding off, so with crossed fingers and flaying bats, let's play!
