--- In just-a-minute@..., "Bobby" <bobbyshaddoe3004@...> wrote:
>
> I thought I might open things up a bit more and wonder if people have any particular catch phrases they've heard over the years that stick in their minds.
>
> Most panelists either tend to have a particular schtick rather than a catch phrase, but there are a few exceptions.
>
> For example, Kenneth Williams had a habit, regardless of what show he was in of saying 'Stop Messin' About'. On Just a Minute, he developed a whole slew of catch phrases or at least things that he would bring up numerous times over the years. These included saying things like 'We should never have women on this show', 'I've come all the way from King's Cross/Great Portland Street', 'I'm a cult figure, I'm one of the biggest cults out there' or talking about Maudie Fiddleworth 'Fun with a Frankfurter', or talking about his 'spun gold hair' and that people would like to 'run through it barefoot'.
>
> Gyles Brandreth has a slew of catch phrases, but more than that tends to just have old material that he constantly reiterates ad nauseum.
>
> One of the newer catchphrases comes from Sue Perkins, in that she tends to refer to Nicholas Parsons as 'The Silver Fox', although there isn't anything particularly foxy about the chairman, so I wonder why she uses it.
>
> I'm sure there are some that I've missed, which is where I'll open the floor to others.
>
----- Original Message -----From: StevenSent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 4:03 PMSubject: [just-a-minute] Re: Favourite Just a Minute Catch PhrasesBut... Has anyone else noticed that Tony Hawks has used the word 'glovepuppet' frequently at odd moments when he has only a few seconds to go? Has he had a bet with a mate to get this word in where he can?
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "Bobby" <bobbyshaddoe3004@ ...> wrote:
>
> I thought I might open things up a bit more and wonder if people have any particular catch phrases they've heard over the years that stick in their minds.
>
> Most panelists either tend to have a particular schtick rather than a catch phrase, but there are a few exceptions.
>
> For example, Kenneth Williams had a habit, regardless of what show he was in of saying 'Stop Messin' About'. On Just a Minute, he developed a whole slew of catch phrases or at least things that he would bring up numerous times over the years. These included saying things like 'We should never have women on this show', 'I've come all the way from King's Cross/Great Portland Street', 'I'm a cult figure, I'm one of the biggest cults out there' or talking about Maudie Fiddleworth 'Fun with a Frankfurter' , or talking about his 'spun gold hair' and that people would like to 'run through it barefoot'.
>
> Gyles Brandreth has a slew of catch phrases, but more than that tends to just have old material that he constantly reiterates ad nauseum.
>
> One of the newer catchphrases comes from Sue Perkins, in that she tends to refer to Nicholas Parsons as 'The Silver Fox', although there isn't anything particularly foxy about the chairman, so I wonder why she uses it.
>
> I'm sure there are some that I've missed, which is where I'll open the floor to others.
>
--- In just-a-minute@..., "Anthony" <antster1983@...> wrote:
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> He also has a habit of shoehorning names like Lulu, Gloria Hunniford, Jenny Agutter and Petula Clark in when he has half a second to go :o)
>
> Ant
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Steven
> To: just-a-minute@...
> Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 4:03 PM
> Subject: [just-a-minute] Re: Favourite Just a Minute Catch Phrases
>
>
>
> But... Has anyone else noticed that Tony Hawks has used the word 'glovepuppet' frequently at odd moments when he has only a few seconds to go? Has he had a bet with a mate to get this word in where he can?
>
> --- In just-a-minute@..., "Bobby" <bobbyshaddoe3004@> wrote:
> >
> > I thought I might open things up a bit more and wonder if people have any particular catch phrases they've heard over the years that stick in their minds.
> >
> > Most panelists either tend to have a particular schtick rather than a catch phrase, but there are a few exceptions.
> >
> > For example, Kenneth Williams had a habit, regardless of what show he was in of saying 'Stop Messin' About'. On Just a Minute, he developed a whole slew of catch phrases or at least things that he would bring up numerous times over the years. These included saying things like 'We should never have women on this show', 'I've come all the way from King's Cross/Great Portland Street', 'I'm a cult figure, I'm one of the biggest cults out there' or talking about Maudie Fiddleworth 'Fun with a Frankfurter', or talking about his 'spun gold hair' and that people would like to 'run through it barefoot'.
> >
> > Gyles Brandreth has a slew of catch phrases, but more than that tends to just have old material that he constantly reiterates ad nauseum.
> >
> > One of the newer catchphrases comes from Sue Perkins, in that she tends to refer to Nicholas Parsons as 'The Silver Fox', although there isn't anything particularly foxy about the chairman, so I wonder why she uses it.
> >
> > I'm sure there are some that I've missed, which is where I'll open the floor to others.
> >
>
----- Original Message -----From: BobbySent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 2:57 AMSubject: [just-a-minute] Favourite Just a Minute Catch PhrasesI thought I might open things up a bit more and wonder if people have any particular catch phrases they've heard over the years that stick in their minds.
Most panelists either tend to have a particular schtick rather than a catch phrase, but there are a few exceptions.
For example, Kenneth Williams had a habit, regardless of what show he was in of saying 'Stop Messin' About'. On Just a Minute, he developed a whole slew of catch phrases or at least things that he would bring up numerous times over the years. These included saying things like 'We should never have women on this show', 'I've come all the way from King's Cross/Great Portland Street', 'I'm a cult figure, I'm one of the biggest cults out there' or talking about Maudie Fiddleworth 'Fun with a Frankfurter' , or talking about his 'spun gold hair' and that people would like to 'run through it barefoot'.
Gyles Brandreth has a slew of catch phrases, but more than that tends to just have old material that he constantly reiterates ad nauseum.
One of the newer catchphrases comes from Sue Perkins, in that she tends to refer to Nicholas Parsons as 'The Silver Fox', although there isn't anything particularly foxy about the chairman, so I wonder why she uses it.
I'm sure there are some that I've missed, which is where I'll open the floor to others.
--- In just-a-minute@..., "Bobby" <bobbyshaddoe3004@...> wrote:
>
> I thought I might open things up a bit more and wonder if people have any particular catch phrases they've heard over the years that stick in their minds.
>
> Most panelists either tend to have a particular schtick rather than a catch phrase, but there are a few exceptions.
>
> For example, Kenneth Williams had a habit, regardless of what show he was in of saying 'Stop Messin' About'. On Just a Minute, he developed a whole slew of catch phrases or at least things that he would bring up numerous times over the years. These included saying things like 'We should never have women on this show', 'I've come all the way from King's Cross/Great Portland Street', 'I'm a cult figure, I'm one of the biggest cults out there' or talking about Maudie Fiddleworth 'Fun with a Frankfurter', or talking about his 'spun gold hair' and that people would like to 'run through it barefoot'.
>
> Gyles Brandreth has a slew of catch phrases, but more than that tends to just have old material that he constantly reiterates ad nauseum.
>
> One of the newer catchphrases comes from Sue Perkins, in that she tends to refer to Nicholas Parsons as 'The Silver Fox', although there isn't anything particularly foxy about the chairman, so I wonder why she uses it.
>
> I'm sure there are some that I've missed, which is where I'll open the floor to others.
>
He throws Lulu in there when he's got one second to go almost like a challenge to the other panelists, to see if they would ever try to challenge for repetition. --- On Sun, 3/7/10, Steven <stevenwickham@...> wrote: |
I know it had something to do with his hair, but the term 'foxy' is also a slang word attributed to good looking people. for the most part, its attributed to women and women only. its somewhat outmoded, but saying that a woman was a 'fox' usually meant they were gorgeous. When I think of the term 'Silver Fox', it would be something you could attribute say to an elderly type of person who still possesses wit, charm and good looks, like Sean Connery as James Bond in 'Never Say Never Again', or Playboy Founder Hugh Hefner, basically everything that Nicholas Parsons isn't. --- On Sun, 3/7/10, BikerDon <don@...> wrote:
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> like Sean Connery as James Bond in 'Never Say Never Again'
I know it had something to do with his hair, but the term 'foxy' is also a slang word attributed to good looking people. for the most part, its attributed to women and women only. its somewhat outmoded, but saying that a woman was a 'fox' usually meant they were gorgeous. When I think of the term 'Silver Fox', it would be something you could attribute say to an elderly type of person who still possesses wit, charm and good looks, like Sean Connery as James Bond in 'Never Say Never Again', or Playboy Founder Hugh Hefner, basically everything that Nicholas Parsons isn't. --- On Sun, 3/7/10, BikerDon <don@bikerdon. co.uk> wrote:
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when I referred to Sean Connery as a Silver Fox, I wasn't talking about his hair, I thought I made myself clear on that. You know, this whole thing is getting awfully silly. but I guess that's the joy of Just a Minute, bringing up all kinds of inherent silliness. let's just get back on topic with regards to favorite JAM catch phrases. --- On Sun, 3/7/10, Don Judge <don@...> wrote:
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--- In just-a-minute@..., "BikerDon" <don@...> wrote:
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> At least here in the UK, the term refers, in a kind way, to men of more mature years.
>
> It doen't apply to them looking like a fox - more it refers to the grey/slver colour of their hair especially if they are lucky enough to still have a _full_ head of it as has NP, well nearly. Still pretty lucky for a man of his years to have so much.
>
> Google for "The Silver Fox" (include the quotes for a string serach) and you'll see.
> --
> Cheers
>
> Don __o
> -\<,
> ..... O/ O
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Bobby
> To: just-a-minute@...
> Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 2:57 AM
> Subject: [just-a-minute] Favourite Just a Minute Catch Phrases
>
>
>
> I thought I might open things up a bit more and wonder if people have any particular catch phrases they've heard over the years that stick in their minds.
>
> Most panelists either tend to have a particular schtick rather than a catch phrase, but there are a few exceptions.
>
> For example, Kenneth Williams had a habit, regardless of what show he was in of saying 'Stop Messin' About'. On Just a Minute, he developed a whole slew of catch phrases or at least things that he would bring up numerous times over the years. These included saying things like 'We should never have women on this show', 'I've come all the way from King's Cross/Great Portland Street', 'I'm a cult figure, I'm one of the biggest cults out there' or talking about Maudie Fiddleworth 'Fun with a Frankfurter', or talking about his 'spun gold hair' and that people would like to 'run through it barefoot'.
>
> Gyles Brandreth has a slew of catch phrases, but more than that tends to just have old material that he constantly reiterates ad nauseum.
>
> One of the newer catchphrases comes from Sue Perkins, in that she tends to refer to Nicholas Parsons as 'The Silver Fox', although there isn't anything particularly foxy about the chairman, so I wonder why she uses it.
>
> I'm sure there are some that I've missed, which is where I'll open the floor to others.
>
I kinda had a feeling it was a bit of pisstaking, but sometimes on this show, you're never certain, because people praise each other one minute, put each other down the next, but then they praise each other in a very snarky or sarcastic kind of way that's rather subtle sometimes.
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> I kinda had a feeling it was a bit of pisstaking, but sometimes on this show, you're never certain, because people praise each other one minute, put each other down the next, but then they praise each other in a very snarky or sarcastic kind of way that's rather subtle sometimes.
Thank you very much. :) --- On Wed, 3/17/10, j_a_m_fan <j_a_m_fan@...> wrote: |
--- In just-a-minute@..., "delmelza" <delmelza@...> wrote:
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> Paul merton:
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> Zoological gardens/ could have made a ham sandwich during that/best chairmen we got/I write those letters nicholas/I only did metal work/is that cockeny rhyming slang
>
> --- In just-a-minute@..., "Bobby" <bobbyshaddoe3004@> wrote:
> >
> > I thought I might open things up a bit more and wonder if people have any particular catch phrases they've heard over the years that stick in their minds.
> >
> > Most panelists either tend to have a particular schtick rather than a catch phrase, but there are a few exceptions.
> >
> > For example, Kenneth Williams had a habit, regardless of what show he was in of saying 'Stop Messin' About'. On Just a Minute, he developed a whole slew of catch phrases or at least things that he would bring up numerous times over the years. These included saying things like 'We should never have women on this show', 'I've come all the way from King's Cross/Great Portland Street', 'I'm a cult figure, I'm one of the biggest cults out there' or talking about Maudie Fiddleworth 'Fun with a Frankfurter', or talking about his 'spun gold hair' and that people would like to 'run through it barefoot'.
> >
> > Gyles Brandreth has a slew of catch phrases, but more than that tends to just have old material that he constantly reiterates ad nauseum.
> >
> > One of the newer catchphrases comes from Sue Perkins, in that she tends to refer to Nicholas Parsons as 'The Silver Fox', although there isn't anything particularly foxy about the chairman, so I wonder why she uses it.
> >
> > I'm sure there are some that I've missed, which is where I'll open the floor to others.
> >
>
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