Who coined the phrase Oo-Err Mrs

[Bobbisox]

Stewey says he hasn't heard of it before and I can't hink who said it
Was it in the Carry on Films..hated them btw

[mike11111]

I think it was Frankie Howerd, but I amy be wrong.

[bibblebub]

Frankie Howard ?

[anneasquith]

from a carry on film ?

[Bobbisox]

arrh thanks guys
Stewey said he hadn't heard of it but had seen it in here a lot
Humph!!
thats Canadians for ya..lol

[mike11111]

Don't think it came from a Carry On film, it was part of Frankie Howerd's stand-up routine.

[Bobbisox]

didn't care for him either mike...
theres a few in that era should never have had the acolade of comedian

[AlBags]

Oooh ... Don't titter : )

Good ole Frankie.

[stewey]

Yes, bobbi, we're slightly behind the times: five hours, actually:)

[Bobbisox]

I know that stewey,,lol twas a tic thing about Canadians pet ♥

[mike11111]

I agree. Wasn't struck on him as a stand-up comic, but he was good in Up Pompeii. At that time of course I was much younger and all the innuendo was rather daring. I always watch the film when it's repeated on TV, but obviously a lot of the topical references are very dated now.

[Bobbisox]

oh yes I remember that with the brilliant Derek Jacobi?

[stewey]

Anway, I Gaaargled and found this:

http://www.independen...ing-it-up-478510.html

[Bobbisox]

ha-ha stewey ;-0)

[dotty.]

lol Derek Jacobi in Up Pimpeii lol very funny

[Bobbisox]

what do I mean then dotty

oh sh!t it should have been I Claudius...but 10 out of 10 for that