Grease, Down. more holes than a fareit

Lord_Of_The_Files

I can't remember which TV series this quote come from, any ideas

I think it was from the seventies

griffin100

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hole_in_One_(Only_Fools_and_Horses)

Lord_Of_The_Files

OOH yes, Fair Play

Only Fools and Horses

Lord_Of_The_Files

What is the meaning of the quote, anything to do wih the magic trick quote,

"Pulling a Rabbit out of the Top Hat"

Gregor Samsa

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120135263#Comment_120135263

The actual quote was “He’s been down more holes than Tony Jacklin!“

Uncle Albert was accused of deliberately falling down multiple pub cellars and claiming compensation. He had earned the nickname “The Ferret” on account of spending so much time “down holes”.

Tony Jacklin was a golfer. Golfers reach into the hole on the green to retrieve their ball.

Video:

https://mobile.twitter.com/OnlyFoolsLines/status/1220993676429725696/mediaViewer?currentTweet=1220993676429725696&currentTweetUser=OnlyFoolsLines

Lord_Of_The_Files

No, the line is clearly "he's been down more holes than a ferrit"

You must be quoting a different episode

sniperman

steptoe and son used a similar phrase in one of their films

Lord_Of_The_Files

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120135378#Comment_120135378

Tony Jack... no you must be getting confused with the other line,

"a few dozen broken bottles of Guinness"

Delboy opens up on the archives of previous insurance claims, some court documented and others through the "grapevine" with bars

Lord_Of_The_Files

Is there another quote when Delboy walks up to the bar,

"I like IT coz it's fast"

and a mesh of

"I like IT coz IT saves time"