Cup of tea

[Maria Bear]

Does anyone know where this saying comes from " are Fulham playing away". Said when you recieve a cup of tea that isn't full. Thanks x

[Quizmonster]

I'd imagine it is a play on the words 'Fulham' and 'fill 'em'.

[foulecamp]

What ?
Doesn't it sound like one of those awful euphemisms people used when they had their periods?

[Alibobs]

I've never heard this expression but I'd go with Quizmonster.

In our house we say "Fetch me a ladder " when a cup of tea isn't full. I presume this is said so you can reach the afore-mentioned?!

[kazminx]

dont know about this one...but in our house we say 'more tea vicar' when someone breaks wind!!! anyone else say that or is it just us who are daft?