It's Friday, it's five to five...

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robnjc replied

13 November 2007, 12:48
was'nt the booby prize a cabbage?
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wendigo100 replied

13 November 2007, 09:30
Originally posted by wobbegong View Post

I think you may be confusing the famous "Crackerjack Pencil" with the "Blankety-blank cheque book and pen".

Was it only a pencil? Cheapskates.
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wobbegong replied

12 November 2007, 13:22
I think you may be confusing the famous "Crackerjack Pencil" with the "Blankety-blank cheque book and pen".
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wendigo100 replied

12 November 2007, 13:14
I can't even remember what the show was all about, except everyone cheering when Crowther or Glaze said Crackerjack Pencil and Pen.

We must have been easily amused in those days...
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wobbegong replied

12 November 2007, 11:14
Wasn't Peter Glaze credited with coining the phrase "D'oh"?
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wendigo100 replied

12 November 2007, 09:49
Originally posted by zeitghost

Peter Glaze.

Christopher Trace - no wait a minute, Leslie Crowther.
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Moscow Mule replied

12 November 2007, 08:51
Originally posted by zeitghost

Peter Glaze.

Anglian?
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FiveTimes replied

9 November 2007, 19:06
And I thought you were going to say "Its time for another tough decision between a) and b)..." - Deal or no Deal ?
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Moose423956 started a topic It's Friday, it's five to five...

9 November 2007, 16:58
It's Friday, it's five to five...

...it's Crackerjack!
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