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Driving tests with Dick...
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Remember it as though it was yesterday Graham, good clean humour a pity it doesn't exist anymore
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Originally Posted by Michael Parnham
Remember it as though it was yesterday Graham, good clean humour a pity it doesn't exist anymore
... Dick Emery was funny. But he did engage in double entendre.
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Now then Arthur, that's a new one, what does it mean? Originally Posted by Arthur Little
... Dick Emery was funny. But he did engage in double entendre.
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'Double-meaning' ...as in the Carry On series.
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Means the brand of comedy in which he specialised contained words and/or phrases that can be interpreted in two ways ... one of which is rude Originally Posted by Michael Parnham
Now then Arthur, that's a new one, what does it mean?
- hence the classic catchphrase, for which he'll be forever renowned:
"You are awful
... ! But I like ya!"
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Thank you Graham & Arthur, it's just one of those words that I've never come across before, like computer words! Originally Posted by Arthur Little
Means the brand of comedy in which he specialised contained words and/or phrases that can be interpreted in two ways ... one of which is rude - hence the classic catchphrase, for which he'll be forever renowned:
"You are awful ... ! But I like ya!"
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