As it turned out he became a dodgy fucker as we all know but in addition to "Two Little Boys" he had others:
Jake the Peg (with the extra leg)
Tie me Kangaroo down sport
One hand in my pocket
Horrible twat.
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Jake the Peg (with the extra leg)
Tie me Kangaroo down sport
One hand in my pocket
Horrible twat.
Very good, I heard that on "I'm sorry I haven't a clue" on Radio 4 many years ago, think it was Barry Cryer who said it.
Just found this for those of you who like a Double Entendres, bear in mind some of these were 30 years ago when we were supposedly living in less enlightened times, it's well worth a listen.
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I'm Sorry I haven't a clue. The Samantha special
A compilation of Humphrey Littleton reading out double entendres from the popular BBC radio show. Samantha was the imaginary score board girl on the show and the comments are hilarious. Please be warned that the comments have an 'adult theme' so do not listen if easily offended.
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“Cinnamon Stick” by the England 1970 WC squad, B-side to “Back Home”.
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Anyone who still listens to SIHAC knows that Jack Dee continues to fly the double entendre flag, often sailing dangerously close to the wind. Long may it continue.Just found this for those of you who like a Double Entendres, bear in mind some of these were 30 years ago when we were supposedly living in less enlightened times, it's well worth a listen.
I'm Sorry I haven't a clue. The Samantha special
A compilation of Humphrey Littleton reading out double entendres from the popular BBC radio show. Samantha was the imaginary score board girl on the show and the comments are hilarious. Please be warned that the comments have an 'adult theme' so do not listen if easily offended.
Example:
The grand master of the game was Lionel Blair, who always treated his team well, even taking them on expensive holidays. Christopher Biggins recalls once climbing out of the swimming pool, a little shivery and dripping wet, when Lionel kindly tossed him over a towel.