And then, one day, BBC2's Not the Nine O'Clock News had Pamela Stephenson
say...
'American Express? - that'll do nicely and would you like to rub my tits?',
and the ad was *never* seen again, lol!
Nick from England
> In article <i7u88n$bg4$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
> paci...@btopenworld.com says...
> Didn't Pamela also pull open her blouse as if to make said mammeries
> more accessible? Or is that just the distortions of my more fevered
> imagination playing havoc on my memory (again)?
>
Yes, she did:
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF-U9nL9Ios>
--
Les
(BrE)
Dunno, but remember a green monster came out of a pool and she flashed
her protuberances, lol - wish that was on YouTube!
LOL - well found!
LOL - thanks, rfr - you just made an old man very happy! :-)
> Unfortunately, I can't find the Two Ronnies sketch I particularly like:
Do you recall the Swedish (?) restaurant:
"FUNEX?"
"SVFX"
"FUNEM?"
"SVFM"
"LFMNX"
Ian
> "FUNEX?"
> "SVFX"
> "FUNEM?"
> "SVFM"
> "LFMNX"
And here it is, slightly different to how my poor addled brain remembered
it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkWMcRlE1mQ
Ian
"FUNET?"
Bill in Kentucky
I made up that line, but when I viewed the video, I saw that it was in
that.
Bill in Kentucky
I'm fairly sure that that one was Benny Hill, and that the "language" was
supposed to be German.
Another example of Hill's German involved a German lady writing to the
south-east England pen-friend:
OLCINVU URNSX IMNSN