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My colleagues use 'not even thinly sliced ham' when referring to me being vegetarian and what I will and won't eat. I think this is from the Royal Family ?
splendid
Quote by Marya_Northeast
"WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS"....gran from Catherine Tate show!

It's a fucking liberty!!!
Also, "considerably richer (but I replace it with bigger/faster/taller etc etc) than yooooowwwwwwww!" - which I believe was Harry Enfiled.
and "let's see what you could've won" - Bullseye, of course! Handy one for that chatroom too lol
actually she said "what a load of bollocks!"...on the deal or no deal catherine tate xmas special!
Me and my sis use a few from 'an audience with victoria wood'
when the kids fall we dont say whoops a daisy, we say 'whoops there go my bloomers'
and if we are making sandwiches or choosing between jobs (say like who washes or who dries) we say
'72 Baps, Connie, you slice, I'll spread.
and Spud-u-like was always Spudoolikay.
also use Heres one I made earlier (BP)
I'll get me coat (??)
No shit Sherlock (??)
and probably a few others which esxpae me at this current time (ie, im having a blonde moment!!)
Quote by Mr-Powers
"WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS"....gran from Catherine Tate show!

It's a fucking liberty!!!
Also, "considerably richer (but I replace it with bigger/faster/taller etc etc) than yooooowwwwwwww!" - which I believe was Harry Enfiled.
and "let's see what you could've won" - Bullseye, of course! Handy one for that chatroom too lol
actually she said "what a load of bollocks!"...on the deal or no deal catherine tate xmas special!
Ummm ok .... was I disagreeing with you or something? Or do you just take every post as an argument? rolleyes
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and Spud-u-like was always Spudoolikay.

Oh god yeh lol and "two soups" from Acorn Antiques - my mum says that! :lol:
Don't tell him pike!, dads army.
Quote by splendid_
My colleagues use 'not even thinly sliced ham' when referring to me being vegetarian and what I will and won't eat. I think this is from the Royal Family ?
splendid

Yep, Splendid, Royle Family it is - it's the old Nan who says it. lol
Quote by Marya_Northeast
"WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS"....gran from Catherine Tate show!

It's a fucking liberty!!!
Also, "considerably richer (but I replace it with bigger/faster/taller etc etc) than yooooowwwwwwww!" - which I believe was Harry Enfiled.
and "let's see what you could've won" - Bullseye, of course! Handy one for that chatroom too lol
actually she said "what a load of bollocks!"...on the deal or no deal catherine tate xmas special!
Ummm ok .... was I disagreeing with you or something? Or do you just take every post as an argument? rolleyes
i thought you were correcting me...considering you were quoting me.
Quote by Marya_Northeast
"WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS"....gran from Catherine Tate show!

It's a fucking liberty!!!
Also, "considerably richer (but I replace it with bigger/faster/taller etc etc) than yooooowwwwwwww!" - which I believe was Harry Enfiled.
and "let's see what you could've won" - Bullseye, of course! Handy one for that chatroom too lol
Yup- love those sketches!
We occasionally use "Hello Billy!" "Hello Johnny" From Hale & Pace.....would you believe theres none of their stuff out on DVD?
You tube them if you don't remember how good they were! :thumbup:
I do remember a fair few years ago when Boys From The Blackstuff was aired we often went around saying
''gis a job''
Quote by Warmer
I do remember a fair few years ago when Boys From The Blackstuff was aired we often went around saying
''gis a job''

Aaaargh! How could we have forgotten this one?
Quote by winchwench
I do remember a fair few years ago when Boys From The Blackstuff was aired we often went around saying
''gis a job''

Aaaargh! How could we have forgotten this one?''I can do that'' lol
When the house is full, "Goodnight John Boy" ad infinitum ...
Quote by TheLovelyOne
When the house is full, "Goodnight John Boy" ad infinitum ...

Oh yes, I was using this a lot over the summer- all piled into a mates place in France. I'd pick a different Walton each night confused
Citizen .''power to the people''
I think i might be showing my age here now redface
The obvious ones ...
Am I bovverd?
Yeah but no but
Dave Dave your my wife now
Smoke me a kipper ....
Quote by varca
I do remember a fair few years ago when Boys From The Blackstuff was aired we often went around saying
''gis a job''

Ahh Yosser, I used to love that programme smileme too Varca,yosser is a legend lol
We use a huge amount of Peter Kay-isms in our house
Whats for tea mum....spag bol and garlic bread....GARLIC BREAD??.....GARLIC BREAD??....GARLIC....Wl' BREAD??
D'ya wanna brew...with accompanyng drinking motion with hand
Its spitting!!! (when its raining outside)
Put t'big light on
T'internet
and my fave of all when the phone rings late at night....who the bloody hells this, who the bloody hells this ringing at this time o' night??
in fact we say many more of his stuff....mental note to self...must get out more lol :lol:
Quote by Warmer
Citizen .''power to the people''
I think i might be showing my age here now redface

Well at the ripe old age of 34, I still remember Wolfies beret!
And I was kinda fond of the one in your sig too, Grandad from Bread. wink
Which reminds me...."She is a TART!"
Quote by Bonedigger
We use a huge amount of Peter Kay-isms in our house
Whats for tea mum....spag bol and garlic bread....GARLIC BREAD??.....GARLIC BREAD??....GARLIC....Wl' BREAD??
D'ya wanna brew...with accompanyng drinking motion with hand
Its spitting!!! (when its raining outside)
Put t'big light on
T'internet
and my fave of all when the phone rings late at night....who the bloody hells this, who the bloody hells this ringing at this time o' night??
in fact we say many more of his stuff....mental note to self...must get out more lol :lol:
PETER Kay's line in Phoenix Nights - "Garlic bread - it's the future, I've tasted it"
Quote by varca
I do remember a fair few years ago when Boys From The Blackstuff was aired we often went around saying
''gis a job''

Ahh Yosser, I used to love that programme smileme too Varca,yosser is a legend lol
Going to have to find a copy of the series now lol.
Ok.. on the liverpudlian front again, who can remember which programme the boys with curly perms could be seen waving their arms about to the chant of "Carm down, carm down?" (deliberate sp lol)
I can think of a couple ... but wasn't it The scousers on Harry Enfield?
Quote by winchwench
Citizen .''power to the people''
I think i might be showing my age here now redface

Well at the ripe old age of 34, I still remember Wolfies beret!
And I was kinda fond of the one in your sig too, Grandad from Bread. wink
Which reminds me...."She is a TART!"hehe I was going ask if anyone remembered the line off my sig lol
Quote by Bonedigger
Its spitting!!! (when its raining outside)

I do that at school when I'm on playground duty, whilst running about seemingly herding the kids indoors. The kids love it. The other teachers think I'm a bit of a nutter. rolleyes lol
Quote by Freckledbird

Its spitting!!! (when its raining outside)

I do that at school when I'm on playground duty, whilst running about seemingly herding the kids indoors. The kids love it. The other teachers think I'm a bit of a nutter. rolleyes lolHow wrong could they be :lol:
There are loads of Python ones......."It has gorne to meet it's maker" being the one that springs to mind. I believe it was from the TV series, so I s'pose it counts.
OH! another bread one..."I'm a model arent a, I do modlin"
Quote by winchwench
There are loads of Python ones......."It has gorne to meet it's maker" being the one that springs to mind. I believe it was from the TV series, so I s'pose it counts.
OH! another bread one..."I'm a model arent a, I do modlin"

I wish to register a com....plaint is a classic in our house!
Brad ..... Janet .... also seems to be one that stands out here although it's not been used in a long time!
Quote by varca
Citizen .''power to the people''
I think i might be showing my age here now redface

Well at the ripe old age of 34, I still remember Wolfies beret!
And I was kinda fond of the one in your sig too, Grandad from Bread. wink
Which reminds me...."She is a TART!"
rotflmao Lilo Lil :lol2: Classic! Bread, comedy at it's best biggrinIt was brill,putting traffic cones on the street to protect ''their space'' the matriach ma boswell keeping them all under controll ..or so she thoughtt..'our Aveline' marrying a protestant! brill lol
Quote by Calista
There are loads of Python ones......."It has gorne to meet it's maker" being the one that springs to mind. I believe it was from the TV series, so I s'pose it counts.
OH! another bread one..."I'm a model arent a, I do modlin"

I wish to register a com....plaint is a classic in our house!
Brad ..... Janet .... also seems to be one that stands out here although it's not been used in a long time!
Damn it, Janet gets used here too!
Quote by TheLovelyOne
When the house is full, "Goodnight John Boy" ad infinitum ...

Yeah, also used in quite a few chat rooms, but getting a bit tedious really. lol
Another one from kid's TV - the chuckle Brothers when they carry something heavy they say "To me, to you"
It makes us giggle every time redface
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