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'Gilt Edged Barmpot' hahaha I use it now and then and people within my vicinity either laugh or look at me like I've transported there from the 1930s :21: I absolutely love the phrase.

Quintessential English Gentleman ;)

That's the general consensus anywhere these days unless you find a nice gap on a quiet back street. But beware the ghost of Pearl doesn't welcome such folk :fp:

Somebody somewhere will get a fatter wallet.

A huuuge money making machine of some type.

Silly man :fp:

Noras brandy and ginger ale :21:

Talking of old train routes. This is or rather was 6 miles from my home.

Absolutely :21: Enigmatic, like the contents of his...............Matchbox :)

Dalliances :21::21::21::21:

No. Don't forget he had Reggie on the side too didn't he. Compo was a rascal. What an inspiration.

That is awful news :oops:

Superficial damage? So only a few 100 dollars to find then :fp:

The Wimpy brand was established in 1934 by Edward Gold, when he opened his first location in Bloomington, Indiana, under the name Wimpy Grills. The name was inspired by the character of J. Wellington Wimpy from the Popeye cartoons created by E. C. Segar.

Everything looks plastic and utterly wrong :fp:

I first heard the phrase "it must be a Tuesday" on 'Old Harry's Game'. And now it's here again. What on Earth does it mean? :fp:

I'd buy the Bucket Travel Mug :36:

Loving the blokey car conversation. It's like a wonderful light in the often cak darkness of the internet. I absolutely love this website.

My ex' mum (I've undoubtedly mentioned it) was Hyacinth Bucket although a lot nicer but definitely similar. She was from Middleton Junction Manchester and eventually met her future hubby who was kinda middle class but was heading for a career in design engineering and they moved to the cotswolds...

How did you guess?