Tesco delivery van went up the hill and has just gone down again. "Someone's had their loaf" I remarked. Huge niche bonus points to anyone who knows where I cribbed that remark from.
Tesco delivery van went up the hill and has just gone down again. "Someone's had their loaf" I remarked. Huge niche bonus points to anyone who knows where I cribbed that remark from.
Jack Rosenthal. If not, shoulda been.
No. Not close.
I can imagine Brian Glover saying it.
Oh, so can I now! He gets the opening line in my massive cricket piece I've been writing all summer. 10,000 words. Going up on my website in a week or two.
Arkwright or Granville?
Nah, if you know you know I guess. I'll leave it up another hour or two and then give the answer. Massive Clue. In the same doc, when asked if he had any regrets over a life time, he said "yes, I haven't had enough sex."
John Betjeman?
Did it take the massive clue? It happens about 5 mins earlier in the same doc. I think of it often. It has such a lovely casual air about it, something my Grandad might have said as an aside. Old people essentially communicate in meaningful asides.
Yes, the massive clue gave it away, I've seen the doc and that's a memorable moment. I remember my paternal grandmother used a glorious throwaway remark on occasion; you could divulge news of a great achievement, she'd frown and say "I'm very happy for you" in the most uninterested tone.
My Dad's reaction to my entire music career on hearing our John Peel session when it went out. "If you can get away with it boy."
Ah yeah. It’s when he’s being pushed around in his wheelchair isn’t it?
Sitting in the garden at that point but yes, that's the one.
Oh.
John Betjeman doc?