The FOC thread.

A couple of others who made a career out of one joke:

Jack Douglas, with his WA-HEYY Alf Ippititimus character;

Freddie Parrot-Face Davies, who was 'thick, thick, thick up to here'
 
Lavinda Past said:
Just thinking about a few names that would mean something to FOCs, but youngsters wouldn't have a clue about....

Arne Saknussemm
Alf Tupper
Mrs Mills

There will obviously be hundreds more, but I'll bet that each of those three names immediately triggered a memory for FOCs
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I have no idea who Arne Saknussemm is, but I know the other two.

Recently, someone told me that they’d mentioned Mick Jagger to her granddaughter.

The granddaughter didn’t know who he is.
 
bladdered said:
Where did you see your first X rated film? The Fleapit in Levenshulme for me.
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The Classic in Southampton - 1978, Emmanuel with Sylvia Krystel (she was the star, I don't mean that I took her :-) ) .

The Classic was tiny, in between - I think - a cafe and a shoe shop, you could walk past it and not know that it was a cinema.

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noseve said:
A couple of others who made a career out of one joke:

Jack Douglas, with his WA-HEYY Alf Ippititimus character;

Freddie Parrot-Face Davies, who was 'thick, thick, thick up to here'
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What was the bloke called that told us 'Roses Grow on You?'

A chocolate add for Cadbury's.

He was as funny as a kick in the knackers.
 
RadcliffeRick said:
It was the alleged comedian Norman Vaughan
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He was actually fucking awful. He was a complete unknown but God only knows why he got the gig to replace lantern-jawed Bruce Forsyth as compere of Sunday night at the London Palladium. He did have two catchphrases which he used incessantly. They were "swinging" and "dodgy" The stupid audience used to fall about laughing.
 
fanatic1 said:
He was actually fucking awful. He was a complete unknown but God only knows why he got the gig to replace lantern-jawed Bruce Forsyth as compere of Sunday night at the London Palladium. He did have two catchphrases which he used incessantly. They were "swinging" and "dodgy" The stupid audience used to fall about laughing.
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fanatic1 said:
He was actually fucking awful. He was a complete unknown but God only knows why he got the gig to replace lantern-jawed Bruce Forsyth as compere of Sunday night at the London Palladium. He did have two catchphrases which he used incessantly. They were "swinging" and "dodgy" The stupid audience used to fall about laughing.
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He also replaced Bob Monkhouse as host for The Golden Shot
 
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