The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

parkfoot

savvy_sal wrote: »

You don't remember Charlie Drake then? He was my favourite.

Yes I remember him too..
Can you remember the show where a comedian was in a glass shop window with his legs & arm waving.. I know what I mean but do you..lol!

Sunshinemummy

Mildred1970 wrote: »

And he rides a lot so he must be fit



:rotfl:

Another added bonus!

Tom we will have you rented out/married off (I will let you chose) by the end of the year!!
:p:p:p

David.

zippydooda wrote: »

nah just finished work. thinking of going to Tesco to see about the Duracell charger. just waiting for op to post bc. im sure this one is a genuine deal. hukd rubbish some good uns. I voted hot though. I think it was david that posted the link

Glad you changed that zippy
Yes they are a queer bunch over there, vote things cold because they don't like the brand/platform etc

nairny54

savvy_sal wrote: »

You don't remember Charlie Drake then? He was my favourite.

Blimey Charley Drake in "The Worker" and wasn't his catch phrase "allo my darlins"
the Guy in the windows was Harry Worth I think

zippydooda

parkfoot wrote: »

Yes I remember him too..
Can you remember the show where a comedian was in a glass shop window with his legs & arm waving.. I know what I mean but do you..lol!

harry worth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIPihrhzr-U
no comments please, I was very young. its only a 20sec video. why not watch it peeps

Jelly_Biactol

scamps1966 wrote: »

Talking of turkeys, turkies, terkeys or terkies!!! Why do peeps celebrate christmas with one?
Can't be bothered to google it. Please discuss.

You can thank a Yorkshireman for that:)
William Strickland, of Boynton Hall near Whitby, set off in the 1520s to explore the New World in search of Aztec gold - but came back with turkeys instead:rotfl:
In fact, the lectern in Boynton Church is carved in the shape of a turkey, in commemoration of that.
(Jeez, I do know some sh1te:o)

Sunshinemummy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Mildred....are you enjoying the Rob/Jess storyline in the Archers?:)

What happened after the party when he stormed off upstairs and told her not to follow him???

:o:o:o:o:o:o:o

elsie1969

Evening all.....

Been home about an hour and managed a quick rush through catch up since I was here mid afternoon. Some of you really make me LOL too, 'the wife' comment was classic, (Now I know why i've never been one, :rotfl:) and I love the pics that get posted, really cheer me up.

Also THANKS FC for answering my question earlier about TPP matching xbox games. So they don't, well that's a bah humbug of them. I was hoping to do a bit of shopping with it and use a conditional spend. Never mind, game can wait, was just an extra for DS, not gonna over pay, he's a good lad (sometimes :cool:) and doesn't mind waiting for the prices to drop.

parkfoot

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

My favourite was Bernard Manning, his humour was brilliant. So so funny.

Never took to him at all.

altojack

parkfoot wrote: »

Yes I remember him too..
Can you remember the show where a comedian was in a glass shop window with his legs & arm waving.. I know what I mean but do you..lol!

May be Tony Hancock?

Must have been before my time then as I see I am wrong

It really is good night from me x