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Old 28-07-2004, 18:32
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One of the best soap quotes of recent years as well as some of the others such as "she is a dead-weight around his neck and he is BETTER off without her!" and "You aint my Muvva!" Anyone else got any additions?
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Old 28-07-2004, 19:23
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I also like the 'not the fizziest drink in the fridge' comment!
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Old 29-07-2004, 00:30
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No one got any favorite quotes to add then?
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Old 29-07-2004, 00:53
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I dont' know where it came from or how long its being used in Manchester but I love "Do I hell as like!" lol I think its so funny, especially when Blanche or Cilla says it.
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Old 29-07-2004, 00:53
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Originally Posted by HPwannabe2002
No one got any favorite quotes to add then?

Oh I have

Sarah What have you done

Todd Everything

Ben
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Old 29-07-2004, 00:55
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lmao, yeh I liked that one too, well what can ye say to that eh? Not just a phase now is it Sarah?
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Old 29-07-2004, 01:12
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lol @ the do i hell as like!
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Old 29-07-2004, 10:13
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Vera Duckworth to Danny Baldwin, "You're a real comedian!"


Didn't one of the characters in EE say the same to Mike Reid once?
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Old 29-07-2004, 10:21
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Corrie have the best comments and quotes! full stop! no competitition.
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Old 29-07-2004, 10:35
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I always love the, accompanied by finger pointing, 'Now listen 'ere Lady' on Corrie - Rita and Janice are the queens of that phrase
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Old 29-07-2004, 12:49
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I did like the comment from Blanche to Frankie a few episodes back, when they were sitting in the cafe "I couldnt help overhearing cause you have a voice like a foghorn"
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Old 29-07-2004, 12:52
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lol yeh! an then she turns to her friend an goes "Got more front than Woolworths" lol Blanche is great.
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Old 29-07-2004, 12:56
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Originally Posted by willhung
lol yeh! an then she turns to her friend an goes "Got more front than Woolworths" lol Blanche is great.
What made me laugh more during that scene was Frankie saying "Do I look old enough to be his mother?" expecting the apologetic "Oh no not at all love" which most people quickly begin to say after seemingly putting their foot in it...but from our Blanche? No way!

A simple "yes" sufficed.

I love Blanche Hunt!
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Old 29-07-2004, 13:40
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I loved Blanche's little speech from a couple of weeks ago "Cometh the hour, Cometh the woman, Cometh Blanche Hunt"
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Old 29-07-2004, 13:47
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Originally Posted by Pop Princess
I loved Blanche's little speech from a couple of weeks ago "Cometh the hour, Cometh the woman, Cometh Blanche Hunt"
Yes!

When Blanche was going on and on I started to think the same as Deirdre but then when Blanche came to that final line I couldn't stop laughing.
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Old 29-07-2004, 15:20
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She's classic Corrie character. I wonder if they'll make Deirdre as batty as her mother when she hits old age lol
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Old 29-07-2004, 16:25
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Originally Posted by willhung
She's classic Corrie character. I wonder if they'll make Deirdre as batty as her mother when she hits old age lol
I doubt it, Blanche has always been like that
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Old 29-07-2004, 23:32
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You should have stayed at the party Maxine.

Muhahahahahaha
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Old 29-07-2004, 23:54
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"Her an her overactive womb!" is another one I really liked, guess who said it and who they were talking about? its not a hard one lol
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Old 30-07-2004, 01:09
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Originally Posted by willhung
"Her an her overactive womb!" is another one I really liked, guess who said it and who they were talking about? its not a hard one lol

Could it be Eileen!?
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Old 30-07-2004, 13:53
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Some classics

Frankie says something about men and she asks Vera what they are called she replies "Gays!" Later she is having a go at Todd;

"Folk wont want to put stuff on the table thats bin andled by im" (Vera)
"Dont worry Vera I washed ma ands" (Todd)

"Sarah will you stop with the cleanage!" (Todd) is that a word?

"Your need a HIV test of course" (Gail) How rude

"He died Todd, Billy died" (Audrey) That was sad.

"She finally come down to the rubber room on planet Platt then?" (Jason) I think she was there a long time ago

"Do you think Kiyle kicks Jason under the table" (Sally) I bet she did

"Do you think Dame Judy got where she is today by......." (Sally) I missed the rest was laughing so hard.

"Two men in a relationship one on either side, I dread to think" (Eileen) So do I,

"Ohy, there aint anything funny about me!" (Les) Looked in the mirror recently?

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Old 30-07-2004, 14:32
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Mine was from a while back when Tracyluv was trying to get baby Amy back from Roy and Hayley- Blanche said something along the lines of:
'hes a freak and shes a man'
I cant remember the exact words but they cracked me up at the time
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Old 30-07-2004, 14:44
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"Two men in a relationship one on either side, I dread to think" (Eileen) So do I,
What did that actually mean the way Eileen put it? I didn't understand the context of it. PM me if you can enlighten me.
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Old 30-07-2004, 14:47
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Originally Posted by Purity
I did like the comment from Blanche to Frankie a few episodes back, when they were sitting in the cafe "I couldnt help overhearing cause you have a voice like a foghorn"
That was hilarious.


Originally Posted by Jen1509
Mine was from a while back when Tracyluv was trying to get baby Amy back from Roy and Hayley- Blanche said something along the lines of:
'hes a freak and shes a man'
I cant remember the exact words but they cracked me up at the time
I think it was "He's a loony."
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Old 30-07-2004, 14:50
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Originally Posted by HPwannabe2002
What did that actually mean the way Eileen put it? I didn't understand the context of it. PM me if you can enlighten me.

All her experinces with Men have been bad, they have been selfish, so two men in a relationship, one on either side,( Like a women would be on one side and a man on the other in a hetro relationship)
would be hell as each man would only be thinking of himself. I think thats the jist of what she was saying anyway.
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