Saucy seaside postcards Page 36
The bellend.
Apologies for the quality of some of these, taken from a new source - fortunately there's not many of them
Don't understand that one, Herc.
Dicky bow I presumed.
Quote: beaky @ 30th January 2022, 7:24 PMDon't understand that one, Herc.
I think it's a poor innuendo play on dicky/penis, OR could be her remonstrating the neighbour who said her husband hadn't got a proper shirt. Also sounds like a willy.
Quote: Stephen Goodlad @ 30th January 2022, 8:04 PMDicky bow I presumed.
No, the dicky is the 2 piece with collar band linking white thing hanging on the line - it was a starched shirt front worn under a coat or waistcoat to give the impression of a shirt, with usually matching shirt cuffs. Comedians used to use them for a joke, when they would roll up under the chin as they unbuttoned their coat - Les Dawson used to do that, as did many others
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 30th January 2022, 11:10 PMNo, the dicky is the 2 piece with collar band linking white thing hanging on the line - it was a starched shirt front worn under a coat or waistcoat to give the impression of a shirt, with usually matching shirt cuffs. Comedians used to use them for a joke, when they would roll up under the chin as they unbuttoned their coat - Les Dawson used to do that, as did many others
I never knew this! You learn something every day round these here parts. ?
Quote: Aaron @ 31st January 2022, 12:16 PMI never knew this! You learn something every day round these here parts. ?
I'm old and have been collecting (useless) trivia for years..............