I’m not sure I’ve seen that show; is it the one that always ends with a chase scene and saxophone music, or the one where an old man staggers up to the camera and says “It’s”?
for those people who feel nostalgic about that time period, british tv had a reality series about what it was like living back then, and it wasn’t a good thing. they all miss modern technology like cell phones, internet, tv, etc…
I think it means something like, “Hey, girl, wanna go out for some burgers? Wouldn’t that be cool?”. (Wimpy’s is a British hamburger chain, named oddly enough for the character in the American Popeye comic).
BE THIS GUY over 12 years ago
Yeah, but Queen V is more entertaining than Downton Abbey.
pcolli over 12 years ago
They’d turn into garden ornaments or fire hydrants.
Sherlock Watson over 12 years ago
I’m not sure I’ve seen that show; is it the one that always ends with a chase scene and saxophone music, or the one where an old man staggers up to the camera and says “It’s”?
vwdualnomand over 12 years ago
for those people who feel nostalgic about that time period, british tv had a reality series about what it was like living back then, and it wasn’t a good thing. they all miss modern technology like cell phones, internet, tv, etc…
fionafraser over 12 years ago
prrdh over 12 years ago
I think it means something like, “Hey, girl, wanna go out for some burgers? Wouldn’t that be cool?”. (Wimpy’s is a British hamburger chain, named oddly enough for the character in the American Popeye comic).
DonVanni over 12 years ago
Not so odd. One of Wimpy’s catchphrases was: “I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.”
3hourtour Premium Member over 12 years ago
..ouch…
cwreenactor over 12 years ago
LOL!!!
GESWho over 12 years ago
not the first time a Queen of England has met a Dalek:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/dalek-gets-to-meet-queen-on-bbc-770736