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What comedian used to say this?

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Sarnia Sat 24-Jul-21 15:51:48

Stanley Unwin.

timetogo2016 Sat 24-Jul-21 13:11:17

Thank you Hellogirl1.
I shall google his name and learn.

Hellogirl1 Sat 24-Jul-21 12:44:13

Professor Stanley Unwin, used to talk gobbledy gook, but you could always tell what he was on about. He`ll be long gone now, sadly, I liked him.

timetogo2016 Sat 24-Jul-21 12:17:33

Who`s Stanley Unwin please ?.

Lucca Tue 20-Jul-21 22:07:44

Lucca

Arthur askey ?

I meant Stanley unwin!!

Witzend Tue 20-Jul-21 18:33:33

Thanks v much! I have put Dbro out of his misery!

Hellogirl1 Tue 20-Jul-21 18:28:36

Sounds like Stanley Unwin

Chewbacca Tue 20-Jul-21 18:28:11

Goldyloppers trittly-how in the early mordy, and she falolloped down the steps. Oh unfortunade for cracking of the eggers and the sheebs and the buttery full-falollop and graze the knee-clappers. So she had a Vaselubrious, rub it on and a quick healy huff and that was that.

yquotes.com/quotes/stanley-(comedian)-unwin/#ixzz71BDstmwn

fiorentina51 Tue 20-Jul-21 18:27:32

Sorry, Kenneth Williams says it but it was Unwin's line.

fiorentina51 Tue 20-Jul-21 18:25:35

Stanley Unwin.
If I've copied this link correctly, you should hear him say it at the end of the clip.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=NDUCYLZhP58

GrandmasueUK Tue 20-Jul-21 18:22:55

It was Stanley Unwin.

Ashcombe Tue 20-Jul-21 18:19:04

Cyril Fletcher was on “That's Life” with Esther Rantzen. It might have been him?

Blossoming Tue 20-Jul-21 18:15:42

No idea, sorry. Think it’s a bit before my time.

Witzend Tue 20-Jul-21 18:14:55

Stanley Unwin certainly rings a bell!

lemongrove Tue 20-Jul-21 18:13:27

Stanley Unwin

TerriBull Tue 20-Jul-21 18:10:30

There was a man who did that jumbled up type speech and often did monologues on, I think Esther Rantzen's programme, ages ago, can't remember his name though, but that line you quoted rings a bell.

BlueBelle Tue 20-Jul-21 18:07:18

Bye lowes ? Never heard that one it does sound Stanley Unwinish though

Lexisgranny Tue 20-Jul-21 18:04:47

It sounds a bit like Stanley Unwin.

Lucca Tue 20-Jul-21 18:02:55

Arthur askey ?

Witzend Tue 20-Jul-21 18:01:42

This is going back donkeys’ years - maybe even to the 60s. It’s bugging my Dbro! Our DF used to say it, too.

‘Goodeley bye-lowes’ - does anyone remember?