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From: Bertel Lund Hansen <gadekryds@lundhansen.dk>
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Steve Hayes wrote:

>>> It's just the pronunciation of those who are fraffly well-spoken, and
>>
>>"fraffly" - had to google that ;)
> 
> Pommy version of "Let stalk Strine" and "Ah Big Yaws".

Good to see that Danes are not the only ones that can compact words into
unrecognizable sounds.

-- 
Bertel
Kolt, Denmark