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Only fools and horses work

Still waters

Fcuk work, that is all.

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bnt

I don't mind work, but I would like a job that doesn't try to kill me through stress and overwork. If I see a job spec with phrases such as "fast paced environment", "multitasking", "SLAs", "KPIs", and so on, I find myself saying "no, no, no" without realising.

tayto lover

“6.2 million. We’ve had worse days.”

branie2

During the 1939-1945 conflict with Germany

Insect Overlord

branie2 wrote: »

During the 1939-1945 conflict with Germany

Don't mention the war!

gammygils

I have to include this - Boycie's laugh :

Cake Man

B.A._Baracus wrote: »

I love the show but let's be honest... it has dated quite terribly now. Then again, show me something that hasn't in 40 years.

I remember watching an episode on the telly about a year or so ago where Delboy was taking the p!ss out of Boycie calling him a "Jaffa" and putting on an obvious lisp (basically implying he was gay). This was a recurring theme in the show with many instances of homophobia which would have been perfectly normal back in the 70'/80's. I'm not one of those PC types by any stretch but I remember being a bit taken aback thinking BBC (or whatever channel it was on) will probably be hit with a barrage of complaints. To be fair the show did an excellent job of summarising the culture and way of living at the time - homophobia, casual racism, nobody having a pot to p!ss in and struggling to make a living, pub culture etc. Also loved how in many of the pub scenes they'd be playing songs that were top in the charts at the time in the background.

Raconteuse

What's a NEET?

[Deleted User]

Still waters wrote: »

Only fools and horses work

Like to horse around during work?

[Deleted User]

Black Swan wrote: »

Like to horse around during work?

A naff attempt at humour, guvnor.

ILoveYourVibes

I laughing GODLY laughs right now.

nkl12xtw5goz70

Raconteuse wrote: »

What's a NEET?

"Not in Education, Employment, or Training"

Unemployed, in other words.

Raconteuse

Nuclear Propulsion wrote: »

I'll devote a hour or two to practicing my new classical guitar piece.

Now do classical gas!

completedit

It’s a good show, it’s cool to watch as a look back at what London was like but watched it with some non-English/irish a while back, it really is so English, their accents are mad hahah.

It’s not that hilarious but it’s very watchable. It’s the kind of show you watch with a smile on your face, a lot of the punchlines and gags are very outdated but has an appeal.

tastyt

Like most good shows they dragged the arse out of it.

Call me sexist but the show died when del and rod were broken up by casandra and Raquel, 2 poor and very unfunny chatacters.

Thats where the best of the duckin and divin finished and the show went downhill.

B.A._Baracus

... and Del Boy "returns"

Del Boy returns! Only Fools And Horses star Sir David Jason is 'looking forward' to meeting fans as he prepares to get into character at upcoming event

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-7643485/Del-Boy-returns-Fools-Horses-star-Sir-David-Jason-meet-fans-one-event.html

Guess David Jason is taking a page out of Del Boy's book to make a some money.

Immortal Starlight

B.A._Baracus wrote: »

... and Del Boy "returns"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-7643485/Del-Boy-returns-Fools-Horses-star-Sir-David-Jason-meet-fans-one-event.html

Guess David Jason is taking a page out of Del Boy's book to make a some money.

Cushty (rubs hands)

completedit

No the jokes just fall flat or aren’t funny, but they have a certain quaint charm.