Let’s have a bit of fun/brain teasing.
See if we can remember who said what…,…
"a little light refreshment, Mr Shifter?’
‘Are you local?’
‘I want a clean shaven man’
‘I think I’ve got a lamppost attached to me mac’
‘Are you married?’
There you go, a few to kick the game off.
Add your own, please.
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Ssssue
16 December 2015 14:07
2
I thought ‘are you married?’ was Audrey Hepburn to Cary Grant in Charade.
No idea of the others. And I’m probably wrong anyway.
What about ‘gentlemen don’t make passes at girls who wear glasses!’
Sue
Mogace
16 December 2015 14:08
3
Oh bother,
My lack of culture has been found out. I would need help from mr & mrs Google so had to dis qualify myself.
who said “fish are friends” ? This should show my intellectual level.
The only cultural stuff I did at school was Macbethand to get us idiot boys interested they showed us Roman Polanski’s very violent film.
Ignorant Mick
It ain’t culture! Just daft telly stuff!
Keep guessing.
Pollx
Mogace
16 December 2015 14:16
5
I googled Mr Shifter and now know which bit of my mushy brain to search
Slug
16 December 2015 14:38
6
Was that the one with Keith Chegwin in as a young boy- we called it MacBreath because it was, we did it at school also… No idea about quote
Christmas is such hard work. Hello to all xx
Answers will be revealed in due course…don’t think too hard…there no Macbeth… Nor Roman Polanski!
Pollx
Know 2. “Coo-ee Mr Shifter” was from the PG Tips adverts that ran for years “Dad. Do you know the piano’s on my foot?” “You name it son. I’ll play it” “Are you local?” was the Shopkeepers in the “local shop for local people” in League of Gentlemen.
The complete "PG Tips"advert is on ‘youtube’:
Dom
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Ben
16 December 2015 17:06
10
I don’t know any of the above (and I’ve resisted Googling), so here’s a couple for more ‘senior’ members…
“I see you shiver with antici… …pation!”
And…
“When I’m good I’m very good, but when I’m bad I’m better”.
Ben
Ben
16 December 2015 19:36
14
I’m sure that was Hilda Baker, but I can’t remember her character’s name.
Ben
Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Don’t know, but Steven Tyler sings this line in Falling in love is so hard on the knees…
Ben
16 December 2015 20:32
17
Well done Sue, buy yourself a prize.
Ben
Ben
16 December 2015 20:38
18
I’ve just checked out Steven Tyler on Utube. It’s plagiarism, he stole it from a legend…
Ben
Dorothy Parker or possibly Tallulah Bankhead.
‘I used to be snow white but I drifted’ – Mae West.
‘Is that a gun in your pocket or are you just pleased top see me?’ – MW
‘Another drink and I shall be under the host’ – DP
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Mogace
17 December 2015 11:18
20
One quote that made me snigger like a schoolboy.
“I may be drunk, Miss, but in the morning I will be sober and you will still be ugly.”
Winston Churchill
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