Bert and Ernie or Ernie and Bert...

TheIrishGrover · 25-09-2011 11:44AM #1

I always called 'em Ernie and Bert but they seem to say Bert and Ernie in the US. So what did ye call them?

py2006 · 25-09-2011 11:46AM

Always was and always will be BERT and ERNIE!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21OH0wlkfbc

Cicero · 25-09-2011 11:51AM

Ernie and Bert ...no question.

Liam Byrne · 25-09-2011 11:57AM

Ernie & Bert

We should be used to the U.S. getting stuff back-to-front or opposite : look at their calendar dated and their car steering wheels!

Bloody Nipples · 25-09-2011 12:03PM

Hey Bert.

Hey Ernie!!

Bert and Ernie.

meoklmrk91 · 25-09-2011 12:04PM

Bert and Ernie.

galwayrush · 25-09-2011 12:05PM

Which comes first?, i don't want to know.

Duckworth_Luas · 25-09-2011 12:20PM

Lacey and Cagney?

johngalway · 25-09-2011 12:26PM

Simon & Simon.

Oh, crap

py2006 · 25-09-2011 12:26PM

Hardy and Laurel?
Wise and Morcambe?

Mint Sauce · 25-09-2011 12:28PM

The gay couple from Sesame Street.

johnayo · 25-09-2011 12:30PM

TheIrishGrover wrote: »

I always called 'em Ernie and Bert but they seem to say Bert and Ernie in the US. So what did ye call them?

Who gives a fook.:D

py2006 · 25-09-2011 12:34PM

irish-stew wrote: »

The gay couple from Sesame Street.

They weren't gay. It was common in the old days for comedy duo's to share a bed in sketches etc. Laurel and Hardy and Morcombe and Wise did it.

Pompey Magnus · 25-09-2011 12:36PM

Ernie was obviously the taker in that relationship so for that reason I would say Bert and Ernie.

Biggins · 25-09-2011 12:37PM

B&E

Seachmall · 25-09-2011 12:39PM

Bert and Ernie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVSblcPKMQY

Duckworth_Luas · 25-09-2011 12:40PM

py2006 wrote: »

They weren't gay. It was common in the old days for comedy duo's to share a bed in sketches etc. Laurel and Hardy and Morcombe and Wise did it.

Bert and Ernie never even shared a bed though. They only shared a bedroom.

CardBordWindow · 25-09-2011 01:12PM

Bert and Ernie and Rubber Ducky!

4leto · 25-09-2011 01:13PM

Its alphabetical

So its Bert and Ernie (well it was that for me)

You will find that holds true for most pairs in titles but of course not them all.

Duckworth_Luas · 25-09-2011 01:24PM

4leto wrote: »

Its alphabetical

So its Bert and Ernie (well it was that for me)

You will find that holds true for most pairs in titles but of course not them all.

^ Brought to you by the letters B and E.

kfallon · 25-09-2011 01:27PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh85R-S-dh8

Helix · 25-09-2011 01:44PM

Liam Byrne wrote: »

Ernie & Bert

We should be used to the U.S. getting stuff back-to-front or opposite : look at their calendar dated and their car steering wheels!

their calendar dates make perfect sense

if you've got a folder on your computer containing a folder for each date of the year, you're going to have a pain in your hole trying to find things quickly with the DD-MM format, but with the MM-DD format its very easy

--LOS-- · 25-09-2011 02:00PM

Bert and Ernie, no question bout it

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