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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?

I do. Didn't even think of that. Cheers lad :03:

The Mrs.Bucket verses Mrs Boo-Kay idea was/is brilliant :37:

Okay Mrs. Bucket.

I'm like Maltrab I've never sat through a series. My mam and dad absolutely loved it. I'll definitely give it a whirl soon. I've seen a few clips of it and found them excellent. Time to get some DVDS from ebay me thinks.

I said something similar while looking up at the stars on the moors between Glossop and Sheffield as a 13year old.

"Well come on Einstein, let's be hearing your definition of infinity" - Foggy. "It means the sky's got no lid on it" - Compo.

Do you know the episode Kathleen?

"Life. Challenge. Tooth and claw" - Foggy.

"I'm talking about him. Being without him. Walking out here with...without him" Cleggy (After Compo Died) :frown2:

Mrs Birkenshaw:- "You weren't there. I've never been so startled in all me life" (Talking Of Compo) Edie:- "Well don't give up hope love, your life's not over yet!".

"They say she was badly out of tune, the following Sunday"

"Have you heard? Howard's got a van".

Classic hahaha :36: