Driving tests with Dick...

[grahamw48]

Legend...

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[Michael Parnham]

Legend...

.

Remember it as though it was yesterday Graham, good clean humour a pity it doesn't exist anymore

[Arthur Little]

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.

[Michael Parnham]

... Dick Emery was funny. But he did engage in double entendre.

Now then Arthur, that's a new one, what does it mean?

[grahamw48]

'Double-meaning' ...as in the Carry On series.

[Arthur Little]

Now then Arthur, that's a new one, what does it mean?

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!"

[Michael Parnham]

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!"

Thank you Graham & Arthur, it's just one of those words that I've never come across before, like computer words!