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Mis-spelling in quotes - Tenor/Tenner

posted 16 years ago by houghton-simon
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Im sure the character exclaiming "a pair of deuces... I'll raise you a "tenor" was actually referring to a tenner - or 10 pounds sterling , given the context of the conversation. Of course it is completely possible he may, given a particular proclivity, be perfectly capable of raising a tenor?

[–] gorye 16 years ago

But have a look at subtitles from the DVD -

00:27:52,495 --> 00:27:54,611
(Philip) Hole in one!
-Deuce.

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00:27:54,735 --> 00:27:58,523
(Philip) I see your pair of deuces
and I raise you a tenner.

There's sure "a tenner" - you see?

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