how very dare you
that is my 2nd favourite phrase in the show after "am i bovvered!"
shareOh, dear! Me, dear? Gay, dear? No, dear.
shareJust because a man uses a bit of hand moisturiser, you accuse him of "receiving swollen goods"???!!! I find you impertinent.
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i found this a great start to this episode. I'd seen a preview of it on BBC 2 website and thought what i saw was quite good. I'm an extra in this series somewhere along the lines, but i also quite liked Robert Lindsays cameo in it (i'm sure it's him, but he wasnt in the others of these sketches in the other series, also, he isnt credited here on imdb, hmmm), ended the skit perfectly. I'd just been on set with Robert Lindsay the day this episode aired and he was a completely different character (was for the filming of the My Family xmas special) and i saw this in the green room after we'd wrapped filming for the day. Was certainly funny. What i liked was 'Who Dear? Me Dear? Gay Dear? No Dear?' and the recipient of swollen goods. Very well done
share"travelling up the chocolate escalator"??
How very dare you!!
just because a man nos the entire dance routens to makking ur mind up skirt rip in all u accuse him of being a cutney farrite how very dare you lmfao lol
shareOK I think most have been said, I'm goona invent one:
Just because a man __ you accuse him of ______. How very dare you!
Just because a man has never missed an episode of Loose Women and can recite the entire back catalogue of Michael Bolton you accuse him of taking the expressway to Scrotesville Central. How Very Dare You!
"I don't agree with that in the workplace."
Gil Chesterson,the radio chef in Frazier Does a similar outraged denial when he learns that they all think he is gay.I wonder if that is where the idea came from.
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