test please delete

[Diver]

And number 1...Bruce effing Forsyth. "Nice to see you...to see you nice!". Bollocks.

Bruce effing Forsyth

The boring fop should have been excluded altogether

[Moose423956]

Hang on a sec. Here's another nice one.

There we go!

[Moose423956]

bed time...... night!!

Goodnight Colin.

[Diver]

Hang on a sec. Here's another nice one.

Please remove the picture of my wife from your Avatar

[Diver]

bed time...... night!!

G'night Barry

[BrowneIssue]

And number 1...Bruce effing Forsyth. "Nice to see you...to see you nice!". Bollocks.

"50 best comedy catch phrases" ? That doesn't make sense. Brucie is an entertainer, not a comedian. And his catch phrase isn't a comedy catch phrase. Huh? Weird.

"It's good night from me"
"And it's good night from him"

is 100 times better and even that doesn't warrant a top ten entry.

[Moose423956]

"50 best comedy catch phrases" ? That doesn't make sense. Brucie is an entertainer, not a comedian. And his catch phrase isn't a comedy catch phrase. Huh? Weird.

"It's good night from me"
"And it's good night from him"

is 100 times better and even that doesn't warrant a top ten entry.

I think no 2 was "Am I bovvered". Monty Python featured quite a lot..."nudge nudge wink wink", "and now for something completely different", etc.

My favourite has to be "Don't mention the war". Classic.

[BrowneIssue]

Bruce effing Forsyth

The boring fop should have been excluded altogether

Since it is Bruce Forsyth that says he "is an entertainer, not a comedian", it would have made sense not to include him.

"Titter ye not, missus".

[BrowneIssue]

I think no 2 was "Am I bovvered".

tulipe.

Monty Python featured quite a lot..."nudge nudge wink wink",

Only featured in one sketch - not a catchphrase

"and now for something completely different", etc.

Now that's a good one. Still in popular use after 40 years.

My favourite has to be "Don't mention the war". Classic.

Still only one line from one part of one episode of one series. A damn good line ("I think I got away with it") but not a catch-phrase.

"Just like that. Not like this. Like that."

[BrowneIssue]

"Lovely jubbley".