Hippy burpday!
Happy Birthday Herc Page 5
I don't drink, but thank you DB. 
Have an adequate time then. 
Happy no hang over day Herc.
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 16th February 2018, 12:27 PMI don't drink, but thank you DB.
You sound like Clarence (formerly known as Smudger).
Quote: Paul Wimsett @ 16th February 2018, 1:06 PMHave an adequate time then.
Quote: Firkin @ 16th February 2018, 1:19 PMHappy no hang over day Herc.
Thank you both. 
My, I'm popular this year or do you all know something I don't. 
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ 17th February 2018, 12:39 AMYou sound like Clarence (formerly known as Smudger).
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 17th February 2018, 7:15 AM
A Hancock's Half Hour reference. "Smudger" is Hancock's old army mate in the Reunion Party. Tony describes him as hard drinking womaniser...but he obviously turned into a shy teetotaler.
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ 17th February 2018, 9:20 AMA Hancock's Half Hour reference. "Smudger" is Hancock's old army mate in the Reunion Party. Tony describes him as hard drinking womaniser...but he obviously turned into a shy teetotaler.
I should hang my head in shame! Well remembered GB. I liked his drink order at the off licence. 
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 17th February 2018, 9:47 AMI liked his drink order at the off licence.
My favourite moment is Tony's desperate face when Smudger or Ginger orders a cup of tea at the "party". "A CUP OF TEA?!!!!" Priceless!
A Master of the facial expression.
Oh is it still your birthday? Many happy reruns. Like Dad's Army on BBC!.
Thanks Alf, and yes, I lose track of the days at my age. 
Good one last night with Mainwaring being particularly officious.
That's possibly my favourite episode, it's definitely the one I've laughed at the most and watched the most. Although it's really a big Jonesy show off ep I still catch the subtleties of humour like Hodges making a comment about the Vicar's proclivities and possibly the funniest for me was Mainwaring joining in the dancing moves before he remembered his authority. F**k me was that man Arthur Lowe a great comic actor or what. He was in the league of Sellers and Barker and Rossiter surely.
Oops have I put this in the right thread, where's me glasses? 
Yes, well spotted Alf. I wondered when someone would notice that.
I know we've gone way off topic but I meant to mention, just in case you didn't realise that the café owner/waitress at the start of last night's episode was Arthur Lowe's wife Joan Cooper.