HonaloochieB

"And this is me" - Mike Yarwood (another one for the teenagers)

Well if my real name wasn't what it is then I would definetely choose to it be Queeqeg, as it so happens. And my son is nicknamed Quentin by the uncle of one of his friends. Hope it helps.

Living On An Island - Status Quo

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > heres a theme to get the colonials involved > > As an ex student of Merican Politics ( you know > what I am on about Mockney Piers ) , I am still at > a loss at the popularity of Obama - Skimmed thro > his policies but still seem to think he is getting > the Anti Clinton vote with a bit of novelty value > / PR in the mix - I really cant see why he should > be so apparently popular, given the vapid nauture > of his agenda > > anyone ? Can't ignore the fact that he's a man of dual racial heritage who might be POTUS (thanks West Wing), would the 'vapidity' of his agenda be a way of appealing to the broadest and most inclusive lot of voters. A black man in the White House? I'm up for it.

Little Doll - Mike Sarne.* *With some fantastic improv from Wendy Richards - "'Ow about a bit a slap and tickle upand down the 'igh street' - 'I'll slap and tickle you' But happily she relented.

"I'll give it foive" - Janice Nicholls, Thank Your Lucky Stars

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what's ITNG? It's obviously a mispelling of 'ting. Ya na see?

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Now for the collective East Dulwich Forum YAWN. Macroban I can only think that's an acronym referring to some sort of economic recession. My guess is Years Away Worry Not. Am I close?

Excellent first thread. If there's an award for titles at the end of the year then 'have you lost an tiny upsy daisy' will be getting serious consideration for my vote. Nice use of the 'an' I thought. Twenty six views in half an hour is a pretty good score though some of the viewers were possibly disappointed when they found out it was about a lost toy of the children's variety. Well done.

Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller - Chuck Berry

"What's on the end of your stick, Vic?" - Bob Mortimer, Vic Reeves Big Night Out.

"And the Eggheads have done what comes naturally to them" - Dermot Muhaghan, Eggheads.

Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond

I wouldn't object to an M & S foodhall, but only if they had a daily gallery of cheapness to sell off the almost out of date grub. Although if it's a choice between that and a Wimpy bar...

"Anything can happen in the next half hour" - Announcer (though it sounced like Cmdr Shore), Stingray.

Gacy

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sean Connery. > > > > Won an Oscar for his portrayal of a hard-bitten > Irish cop in The Untouchables. > > > > Played it with a Scottish accent. Lazy f@cker. > > > That's not the half of it. Hunt for red october - > Russian Submarine bloke - Scottish accent. Several > bond films - English Spy - Scottish accent, > Highlander - "Spanish Peacock" (although for some > reason I think there was Egyptian in there too - > Scottish accent!!! > > It's like he's so cocky, he doesn't think he > should even need to try! The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences - shower of useless bastards for giving him the award in the first place. Tossers.

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507 since 24th Jan. Twelve of which made sense. Ma Honaloochie's so proud.

"Keep 'em peeled" - Shaw Taylor, Police 5

lozzyloz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'That's 18 carat pure undiluted twoddle' Budgie > (from memory so please feel free to be pedantic it > was a long time ago) Couldn't say for sure Loz but good spot on Budgie. Now was Charlie Endell growling "Laughing Spam, hurt him" a catchphrase or a quote? I'm not sure but I love it. And of course if there's a hall of honour for great henchmen then Laughing Spam Fritter is in the top ten.

"I'm going dahn the pub" - Alf Garnett, Til Death Do Us Part.

Sweets For My Sweet - The Searchers

Just found it.